The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Thanks, bro--definitely two of my faves there....Nice pair!
I'm only carrying one knife but it'll count for "Foreign Framelock Flipper Friday".
It was also a very long and excessively humid day. That condensation is happening at cellar temp.
Nice regrind!
Yeah, Keyopp does it better.
"The Keyopp Challenge"
Edit: No idea why my picture came out so huge. Working on it, sorry guys. I dislike imgur.
Edit again: Will just use a different picture. Sigh.
Wow, awesome pictures man. That area looks absolutely majestic! I live pretty close to Rainier, it's about the same distance off on the horizon. We must be pretty close. You're pictures are inspiring me to get back out into nature more!Posting for yesterday, as I didn't get in until night, and replenishing myself with Korean Fried Chicken and cold beer (as well as relieving my ailing knees) took precedence. We hiked just over 16 miles in total, first up to an Alpine Lake high in the mountains, then to the peak above at around 5,600ft. The road to the trailhead was closed, so we had to start right off the exit of the highway, which added a few miles as well as a good bit of elevation gain to the overall hike. We also took an old defunct trail the rest of the way up to the lake, which while much steeper is alot more fun, and even has a nice boulder field to scramble over. Also, since the official trailhead was closed, we had the place almost to ourselves. I was accompanied by my 17 y/o sun and his buddy, so knife pics were not a priority, but I still managed to snap a few in the 10 hours or so we were out there. Most importantly though, we all had an amazing memorable time
First up to the lake, where we splashed off a bit and had some snacks.
Then on to the peak
Rainier looming in the distance
Finally made it. Below you can see the lake we were at previously. Pics don't do the view justice.
Finally, back down to the lake. This time we got in the water to really cool off, before the couple of hours hike we still had ahead of us back down to the ride. Luckily the trail we take down follows the creek and its waterfalls, so it makes for a refreshing end to an exhausting trip.
You're too kind, sir. I love your pictures! What phone are you using?
Nice Uncovsky! Man, he has some of the coolest engraving designs. I like yours, it brings peace.
Proof it's the Indian, not the arrow. I also have a Samsung S9
