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Taking a moment or two to enjoy a libation or three.
Loving the Lambsfoot gents
My coffee yesterday morning 
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Loving the Lambsfoot gents
My coffee yesterday morning 
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The Lord Nelson claims to be Sydneys oldest pub. Its so old I can remember celebrating my 30th there just after they started one of the first micro breweries.
Three Sheets is a winner. In keeping with the nautical theme are the Mako and rope cut Schrade trapper.
I'd completely forgotten about that place until I read your post. This is from a really good Friday night back in 2006.
It's good to hear the their still brewing 
Is that FB a modified BK5/BK7?
Hope were all having a great Saturday night
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Just trying out my new Sheffield-made dual-walled cafetiere
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That warren is a beauty!
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Thanks, I’m pretty much smitten with her.
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That's a sweet fixed blade you have there. Hefty too
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Sometimes I try a new beer because of its name. Sometimes it’s because of its label. Sometimes, like today, it’s both:
It’s quite good.
The knife is a Schrade Walden 804, which is the quintessential whittler in my mind. If I ever manage track down one in peach seed bone it’ll be champagne it’s pictured with.
It’s quite good.
The knife is a Schrade Walden 804, which is the quintessential whittler in my mind. If I ever manage track down one in peach seed bone it’ll be champagne it’s pictured with.
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Sometimes I try a new beer because of its name. Sometimes it’s because of its label. Sometimes, like today, it’s both:
It’s quite good.
The knife is a Schrade Walden 804, which is the quintessential whittler in my mind. If I ever manage track down one in peach seed bone it’ll be champagne it’s pictured with.
Yeah, I have to admit to being that shallow myself my friend!
When I go to the bar or the ale shop, sure I might have a style in mind, but a good label can sucker me every time! Also, if the beer has a name I don't like, I really won't order it! Pathetic I know! 
That looks like a very tasty beverage Greg, beautiful Whittler too
Bundaberg root beer behind the pie. Not as 'rooty' as I recall it being.
-David
Great pic mate
I like the Bunderberg Ginger I had a couple of delicious pints with ADEE today
Just about polished off a bottle of Aussie Cab tonight too
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Yeah, I have to admit to being that shallow myself my friend!
I’m a bit hesitant to point this out, but you’ve uncharacteristically made a typo, my friend. The bolded word is spelled d-i-s-c-e-r-n-i-n-g.
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I’m a bit hesitant to point this out, but you’ve uncharacteristically made a typo, my friend. The bolded word is spelled d-i-s-c-e-r-n-i-n-g.
LOL! Sorry pal!
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Ka-Bar is a brown ale brewed in Aberdeen NC by Rail House Brewery, which is owned by US Army and Navy veterans. The Ka-Bar knife is a WWII relic.
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Had a pleasant afternoon at Leeds Beer Festival (http://www.leeds-camra.com/leeds-beer-festival/4567790940) with my Lambsfoot Beers I sampled included Salamander Rain Maker (4%), a light golden ale, Blue Bee Ginger Beer (4.5), Tiny Rebel IPA (5.5), Zapato Zapample-mousse (5.5), a very tasty, fruity IPA, Harrogate Brewery Kursaaal Imperial Stout (7.5), and Brass Castle Disruptor (7.4), an IPA. It's rare, I come across a beer I don't like, but I had a mouthful of Lymestone Brewery's Cherry Stone, and tipped it down the sink! Sadly, I forgot to get pics of the great pies (http://www.pieeyed.co.uk/pies/)!
Beers I sampled included Salamander Rain Maker (4%), a light golden ale, Blue Bee Ginger Beer (4.5), Tiny Rebel IPA (5.5), Zapato Zapample-mousse (5.5), a very tasty, fruity IPA, Harrogate Brewery Kursaaal Imperial Stout (7.5), and Brass Castle Disruptor (7.4), an IPA. It's rare, I come across a beer I don't like, but I had a mouthful of Lymestone Brewery's Cherry Stone, and tipped it down the sink! Sadly, I forgot to get pics of the great pies (http://www.pieeyed.co.uk/pies/)! 
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Were you having a pint of each Jack? That makes 7 pints not including the one down the sink...bladdered
That makes 7 pints not including the one down the sink...bladdered
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Were you having a pint of each Jack?
No, just a half of each Will, plus a couple of pints in the pub after
