EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Dergyll]

Always like coming to Maine....but it's time to go home and hide my autos

 

[Random Dan]

Another rainy day

 

[zippifish]

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[Murphjd25]

Got some new shoes this weekend

 

[JOELSM]

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

just a little work in progress I'm playing with.

 

[alliuse]

What's the name of this little fixed blade? I don't think I've ever seen one before. I love the work on the handle.

It is a Norse Artefakt Krummi neck knife

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[ChazzyP]

Another dark and stormy day here on Cape--not really raining, though it's not far away, but windy and wet for sure. I spent the day inside, relaxing, doing b-ball admin, and watching sports on the telly. I popped outside late in the afternoon for a few pics of today's carry just a few steps from the comfort of the house.

 

[Oak1970]

I was until a few hors ago carrying a Spyopra in M390 and a Para something FRN in S110VN or whatever. They are in the regular rotation along with a dozen others.

 

[Oak1970]

Is Buffalo Trace harder to get nowadays? I don't see it very often.

 

[kreole]

First Shaman came just as the heat and humidity went away for the summer, so I could put the rustproof knives away for a bit.

Already showing a bit of wear after a weekend of use. Interested to see how this coating does since it seems impossible to find a picture of a used avocado

 

[Mako109]

Been in my pocket ever since it came back from the spa a few days ago. They did a beautiful job, especially with the glass blast finish. It's like I have a whole new knife!

 

[blanex1]

CRK's Sebenza 21, the one ill always hold on to, probably the rest of my life mostly because it was my 1st CRK.

 

[Dextar]

Saturday's carry...from morning coffee to sunset on the back porch

Nice nice, Lagavulin

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

Big T-Ball game today

Awesome photo!

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Love that you are getting use from that squeeze sheath!!

First real day back after getting through Ian. Our neighborhood fared well….but our town took a giant sledgehammer to the nuts. Glad to see other Floridians doing well.

Gotta say, I’m also happy to see you guys continued to post in my absence. Sure, it hurts a little, and I’m a bit surprised…but I completely understand. I’m either not as important as I think I am, or you guys did it as an attempt to honor me. I’m gonna go with the latter one here….just because the former seems a bit ridiculous; so thank you.

Lol, anyway…I gotta spin the clock back to Wednesday for a minute. While we were stuck inside riding out the storm I spent a lot of time fiddling with the Nomad Jr.

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Glad you are alright. I missed your posts, so that’s one of us.

Saturday's carry...from morning coffee to sunset on the back porch

That is one cool looking bugout. And as always, your photo’s are excellent.

 

[Dextar]

Headed up to a couple of Alpine Lakes this week. This was a spot I hit a couple of weeks ago on a cloudy day, so I decided to revisit on a clear one. In total I probably walked around 12-14 miles. It's tough to say how much elevation gain, because at this spot you hike up to a peak, then down into a lake, and then I went further to another lake above that sits around 4,850ft. It was a bit smoky, but a beautiful day nonetheless.

Finally over the ridge, looking down into the basin of the lake.

At the lake

Most stop here, but if you keep going you can access the other end of the lake by going over another ridge, and get the place to yourself.

By this time it was right at noon, so I figured this was a great place to stop and break fast. The berries are almost past, but they were still abundant enough that I could gather plenty to compliment my meal. I also decided this was the perfect time for a cold plunge. The water was ice cold , but since the sun was out it didn't take long to warm back up on the rocks afterwards.

Refreshed and replenished, I decided that my journey was only halfway over, and that I'd go on to the next lake. I've never been there before, and I just couldn't resist. Onward and upward (literally ).

Well worth the extra effort

A welcoming refreshment back at the ride after an 8 hr day, to last me until I can hit the taco spot for some carnitas.

feast to my eyes...pleasure to see your post again and appreciate your sharing again

 

[Chronovore]

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I love the contrast between the micarta and your denim there.

Nice knife and a nice glass of whiskey. I used to go back and forth between Maker's Mark and Knob Creek but a few years ago, Buffalo Trace cemented itself as my house bourbon. It holds up for neat enjoyment. Kind of like Monkey Shoulder for scotch, Buffalo Trace is like the Civivi of bourbons.

 

[Chronovore]

Speaking of bourbon, I almost forgot to post! This was from a nice walk earlier in the day.

 

[Knives&Lint]

Nice nice, Lagavulin

Indeed. It's been fairly scarce around here for whatever reason, so when I saw a bottle I snagged it. I will probably baby it until the holidays, but I wanted to make sure I had some around. Plus I've been on a Rye kick as of late.

feast to my eyes...pleasure to see your post again and appreciate your sharing again

Many thanks! Yea, this summer was pretty hectic and I wasn't able to get out in the mountains quite as much as I'd hoped, but I'm trying to squeeze as much in as possible in before the weather turns.

That is one cool looking bugout. And as always, your photo’s are excellent.

Much appreciated! My decision to purchase the Bugout in the first placed was based around that specific idea. It turned out pretty much exactly how I'd hoped