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Rise in Magnet Fishing Reveals Hazardous Items in Lincolnshire’s Rivers

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Rise in Magnet Fishing Reveals Hazardous Items in Lincolnshire’s Rivers

Title: Rise in Magnet Fishing Uncovers Dangerous Items in Lincolnshire’s Rivers

Lincolnshire’s waterways are experiencing an increase in magnet fishing enthusiasts, an activity that has lately exposed a range of potentially hazardous objects. This ascending hobby uses a powerful magnet to discover metal objects in rivers and canals, highlighting items like old bicycles, safes, and even relics from the war. However, amid these intriguing discoveries, fishers are also encountering objects that carry safety threats, including unexploded ordnance. Local authorities are advising participants to operate carefully and report any suspicious or dangerous items to the appropriate authorities. This hobby has attracted a committed audience in the area, with local communities arranging events and cleaning operations, contributing to both environmental endeavours and community spirit.

Please note: this story was adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting by news.google.com.

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