Sorry to take a while to get back to this thread - things happen

. And I still haven't got my new cleaning rod

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Anyway back to the pic.
It comes from a fascinating book called -
This is built around a whole host of panoramic photo's taken by the Royal Engineers covering the entire Western Front for the whole war. Comes with a CD containing a truckload more photo's.
Contains some of the best photo's I've seen - bar none.
The photo I posted is one of two, the other shows the sniper and 2 rifles.
The caption reads -
A sniper of the Honourable Artillary Company in his lair in the wheat fields in front of Hooge. The left picture shows him at work, using two rifles. One (or perhaps both) is fitted with a telescopic sight. In the right photo the days tally is marked in spent cartridges and chargers. It reads III Huns - three, not one hundred and eleven. 3 June 1915
Hands up all those who thought he'd shot one hundred and eleven of the dastardly Hun

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Gudday Ned.
Welcome back. New name, new pic same WA attitude I see

And for no particular reason.