Farm south of Shrewsbury?

[case44]

I am just looking for my head torch,no ploughing in SY5 this Year.

 

[Scholsey]

When Michael Gove visited a farm in Shropshire, his PA contacted the farmer he was visiting and informed them “the minister takes a size 9, can you please ensure he receives welllingtons for his visit.”

I would straight online and ordering a size 9 pair of these beauties

 

[Scholsey]

I would straight online and ordering a size 9 pair of these beauties
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and a industrial size tube of superglue.

 

[DRC]

According to the experts, the largest piece could be the size of an Easter egg and weigh 500g. I always imagine meteorites as being very dense.

Imagine if it’s fallen in a field of OSR . Take some finding.

 

[JCMaloney]

Just in case you are wondering what you are looking for.
Bit of a hole, slight scorching nearby.

Of course, post harvest you could recruit a bunch of metal detectorists to try and find it.

 

[case44]

Has anyone spotted a dead dinosaur on the A49 near Dorrington yet?

 

[Hjcarter]

It might have fallen in the weed at Leebotwood!https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/local-hubs/shrewsbury/2022/04/21/cannabis-seized-in-police-raid/

 

[JCMaloney]

The impact point might look a bit like this....

I can`t believe nobody has found it yet...........

 

[Hampton]

“According to experts, the largest piece could be the size of an Easter egg and weigh 500g. It may also look like an Easter egg and have the words “Cadbury” written on it!”

ahhh
Should have put Eggspurts!!!
Can’t believe I missed such an obvious Easter pun!

 

[7610 super q]

The impact point might look a bit like this....
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I can`t believe nobody has found it yet...........

Singed minge.

 

[JCMaloney]

Some folk are trying really, really hard....................

More 'finds' in the great Shropshire meteorite search

Over three weeks after a spectacular fireball was seen over Shropshire, the fallout from it has so far failed to turn up any meteorites.

www.shropshirestar.com

 

[Aceface]

The story I was told by a couple of the older farm workers when I was a boy is that they were singling (hoeing) sugar beet one day (20 or 30 years before) in the field outside my house and a pebble size stone hit the ground close to them, from no where and it fizzled and hissed for a few moments and then cooled down. There would be a gang of 6 or 8 who witnessed it, nobody picked it up and pocketed it, they just left it and carried on. The chance of this being witnessed must have been / still is, billions to one.

 

[steveR]

The story I was told by a couple of the older farm workers when I was a boy is that they were singling (hoeing) sugar beet one day (20 or 30 years before) in the field outside my house and a pebble size stone hit the ground close to them, from no where and it fizzled and hissed for a few moments and then cooled down. There would be a gang of 6 or 8 who witnessed it, nobody picked it up and pocketed it, they just left it and carried on. The chance of this being witnessed must have been / still is, billions to one.

Lucky escape...

 

[Kidds]

I was outside late one evening last year making some charcoal. My place isn't particularly remote but it is a sparsely populated area so very quiet and also quite dark too.
As I stood there I heard something come whistling through the air very close by. Whatever it was landed in the next field with a thud.
I didn't see anything like streaks of fire or hear anything like a gunshot. It came in at about 45 degrees and from the sound I would say it was tumbling and half housebrick size, travelling jolly quick.
No idea what it was or where it had come from. Only two things I can come up with are bullet tumbling on the end of its trajectory or meteorite.

 

[Matt]

Never mind the Meteorite,plenty of strange Alien life forms around Craven Arms.
(Only joking)

Don't go too far south you could end up in Leominster.

 

[PSQ]

Found it!:

BEDNAR Ukraine - Посіви озимої пшениці в Харківській...

The big hole in the middle will be fine, but the little holes at the end of the field, just be careful you don't whack them with your shovel.

 

[Poorbuthappy]

I was outside late one evening last year making some charcoal. My place isn't particularly remote but it is a sparsely populated area so very quiet and also quite dark too.
As I stood there I heard something come whistling through the air very close by. Whatever it was landed in the next field with a thud.
I didn't see anything like streaks of fire or hear anything like a gunshot. It came in at about 45 degrees and from the sound I would say it was tumbling and half housebrick size, travelling jolly quick.
No idea what it was or where it had come from. Only two things I can come up with are bullet tumbling on the end of its trajectory or meteorite.

What sort of guns do they use round your way