User talk:Ndy1312

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I really hate having to revert a new user, I far prefer to welcome you but copyright is a major issue with Wikipedia. The information about the Indian cattle bells is interesting, similar bells are used for European stock, particularly in the Alps. It would be good if we could collaborate on getting this written up in an acceptable style. Kind regards, and sorry for the revert: Martin of Sheffield (talk) 11:29, 14 July 2020 (UTC)