A Hartshead Barlow for May Day!

Oh boy Jack count me in! I'd love to have a HHB, I've been on the lookout for one ever since missing them in 2019. I quite enjoy the Guardians thread and the HHB is a fantastic Lambfoot setup.
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What a great giveaway, Jack. I’d like to throw my name in the hat.

This is quite possibly my favorite knife picture that I’ve taken so far. Atlantic Ocean at Fort Story in Virginia Beach with a US Navy Destroyer headed out to sea.

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mrknife said:
Congrats on the 50,000k!!!!! Not an entry as Ive been the recipient of many a generous turns from porch regulars like yourself but thank you for your tremendous generosity and dedication.
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Thanks Jack :) I remember you giving a bunch of Guardians SFOs to other posters here, well done :) :thumbsup:
CVamberbonehead said:
I'm in, thanks for the chance! I have wondered about this pattern for a long time since they seem to be really popular here. Congrats on 50K posts, wow!
Here is my Buck 105 (and my trusty Victorinox Camper) that I put to work on a recent hike.
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Thanks for your entry, those are really nice pics :) :thumbsup:
Prester John said:
Congratulations, Jack! Not an entry, as I have several lambsfoots, including a barlow or two. Great giveaway.
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Many thanks Vince, hope you're doing OK buddy :) :thumbsup:
sbh06 said:
What a great giveaway, Jack. I’d like to throw my name in the hat.

This is quite possibly my favorite knife picture that I’ve taken so far. Atlantic Ocean at Fort Story in Virginia Beach with a US Navy Destroyer headed out to sea.

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Wow Jeremy, what a great pic! :cool: :thumbsup:
cigarrodog said:
Not an entry, because I have the great pleasure of owning two.

They, like of all of Jack’s SFOs are perfect expressions of a true English Lambfoot. Jack went to great length to birth them. Thank you Jack for speading the joy.

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Many thanks for the kind words Harvey, you take a great photograph my friend :) :thumbsup:
 
While I am fortunate enough to have a Hartshead Barlow in Rosewood, I’ve regretted not picking one up in stag as well, so I’m in! Thanks for the chance, Jack! :thumbsup:

Here’s Merle (who has already appeared in this thread a few times 🙂) down by the Mississippi River.

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A well-traveled TC Barlow and the English Channel at West Bay.

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And just because, here’s a song about each of those bodies of water.


 
btb01 said:
While I am fortunate enough to have a Hartshead Barlow in Rosewood, I’ve regretted not picking one up in stag as well, so I’m in! Thanks for the chance, Jack! :thumbsup:

Here’s Merle (who has already appeared in this thread a few times 🙂) down by the Mississippi River.

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A well-traveled TC Barlow and the English Channel at West Bay.

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And just because, here’s a song about each of those bodies of water.


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A couple of superb pics Barrett, and thanks for the tunes, I'd forgotten about the Sweeney Todd one! :D "Down by the sea, Bring along your chopper..." 🤣 Good luck mate :thumbsup:
 
Congrats on 50k Jack! Thanks for all you contribute to this place and opening our eyes to the fabled lambsfoot. I am in please. Here’s a photo at Kealakekua Bay, about 14 miles south of where I live. You can often see dolphins, whales (in winter) and the occasional tiger shark if you are lucky.
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Wharn said:
Congrats on 50k Jack! Thanks for all you contribute to this place and opening our eyes to the fabled lambsfoot. I am in please. Here’s a photo at Kealakekua Bay, about 14 miles south of where I live. You can often see dolphins, whales (in winter) and the occasional tiger shark if you are lucky.
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Thank you good sir :) That both looks, and sounds incredible :cool: Beautiful photos, the sea looks amazing :thumbsup:
 
I'm not in Jack because I'm blessed with these knives but thank you my kind and generous friend for all you do. And I want to echo Joshua's words - I never tire of your beautiful photos of the amazing country in which you abide. From the rural and pastoral to the ancient edifices I find it all enchanting.414EE87C-7521-41DC-93D9-A02C4BA6DBC0_1_201_a.jpegD3CF7A10-8C8B-482B-831D-032B80E89A42_1_201_a.jpegD15D40A4-7C50-4DA4-84FF-45EE8D00B8DC_1_201_a.jpeg8C8976B1-1597-4663-A7F4-899A61907DC3_1_201_a.jpeg
 
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