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Muscling in on Wales

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19th October 1995

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Page 26, 19th October 1995 — Muscling in on Wales

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MAY ho said that the art of handballing is dead? Kieron

Browne shows how to make short work of a beer keg or two having won the title of Wales' Strongest Man for the second year running. Kieron's bid to retain his title was aided by Welsh haulier Owens of Llanelli which transported the competition's equipment from Llanelli to the opening round at Builth Wells and on to the final in Carmarthen. It gave Owens the chance to test the strength of its latest acquisition, an DT 14.38 tractor, the first EU the firm has bought since 1989. Most of the fleet are Volvos.