Goodies, i´m going to add to my backyard!

Holger Kranich
Michael, these items lay behind our old lighthouse and just rott. The Bomb must be a british one, 250kg. The propblade is maybe from a Lancaster. No one is interested in them and so isked if i could have them. But hell, i dont know how to manage to bring the bomb to my home cuz its very heavy!

Holger Kranich
I hope that, too!;)

Aghis Barberopoulos
Get a supermarket trolley cart and go for shopping Holger!

Marek Swiderski
Where did you find it Peenemünde ?

Holger Kranich
@ Aghis, a trolley wont be enough, i´ll bet. I asked a friend with an electric-car. He will help me!

@ Marek, no not Peenemünde. I live in Wangerooge, the last photo shows my island on April, 25th 1945

Holger Kranich
Has anyone an idea what kind of propblade is showing?

Holger Kranich
Aghis, pleas have a look on the last pic;) I added some informations!

Aghis Barberopoulos
I see! The prop looks german to me, but a close-up should reveal its profile and maybe some ID info.

Holger Kranich
ID tag is totally rotten, but i´´l make a closer shot!Would be even nicer to have a german prop;)!

Holger Kranich
I found a little update!Youtube Video

Wilfried Bogaerts
Distance about 1km? Still a serious BANG!

Holger Kranich
At this time i only sat 2 kilometers away and my coffeepot fell from my desk! That was the biggest BANG i ever heard!!!

And yes, 1000 meters safetyrange. But that prooved, 1000 meters are not enough with british bombs!

Wilfried Bogaerts
I'm so sorry to hear about your coffeepot, my deepest condoleances. But, serious Holly, why do YOU need a coffeepot ? 😉

Aghis Barberopoulos
British fuses... 🙂

Holger Kranich
...to have my fully vigilance, if it comes to another UXO-found!

Holger Kranich
@Aghis: Do i hear sarcasm...?;)

Holger Kranich
@Aghis: Have you seen the video above?

Aghis Barberopoulos
Friendly one, haha 😉

Holger Kranich
A nice introducing into Wangerooge, inst it?;)

Aghis Barberopoulos
Yeah, boom boom, Wangerooge rocks 🙂

Zimmermaniac
gives us a promise for the Wangerooge meeting 🙂🙂

Es-haq Khosravi
That's really interesting!

Logan Eden
Good Evening, Holger I found the last photo very interesting as one of my relatives was with the 408th Goose Squadron. If the photo was taken in April 25th, 1945 he was not there. ( K.I.A. March 22, 1944 ) Catch Ya, Logan

Holger Kranich
Hi Logan! The Picture above was taken on April, 25´th, 1945. Interesting to me is that 408´th was called "Goose". Thats something i did not know. I´m sorry that your ralative didnt made it through the war...

Logan Eden
Good Afternoon, Holger Thanks for the kind comment regarding my relative that was with the RAF 408th. Almost all of Canadian loses were military personal where as the people of Europe suffered so much. With that being said, here is what I know regarding March 22, 1944, 73 years ago tomorrow. Aircraft was Lancaster #LL 717 EQ-W from RAF Linton-on-Ouse with the target of Frankfurt, Germany. Crashed in Hausen, Germany (3km SW of Usinger) after being shot down by Hauptman Martin "Tino" Becker flying a Bf110G night fighter. My relative is buried at Durnbach War Cemetery. I have placed Tino's decal sheet on my wish list so I can build his plane some time as well as the Lancaster. Catch Ya, Logan

Es-haq Khosravi
What's that in the background? Looks like a propeller blade, or just a shovel or something? 😄

Choppa Nutta
haha brilliant !! 😄

Holger Kranich
Hey Logan, please Keep me informed when you start that project´s! It sounds most interesting to me!👍

Hey Essi, ist a prop-blade and ist not german, i suppose. Unfortunately ist in a bad condition.

Es-haq Khosravi
Wow! Thats really nice!

Joerg R.
Seems, that someone didn't clean up enough😛😛😛