EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

The pictures turned out great! Unfortunate the fix blade didn't make the ride for the photo op. Understand the conundrum of taking photos in certain public places, the weird looks of some folks lol. We appreciate you snapping that CRK in there, hell of a shot👍

Thanks! Yeah, I was hoping for a few photo ops with the new knife in its native environment….but security whisked it away before I’d even made it through the metal detector.
I'll bear with you only if you follow up with pics of the contraband custom you picked up.
I’ll definitely post a pic or two….although it’s gonna look a bit out of place in the 90 degree Florida sun, lol.
Beautiful! Your pics are of a similar cruise to the one we took on our 25th anniversary in 2017, and are better than the ones we took back then. We kayak'd on Mendenhall glacier, and got up close to the calving glacier and Horsetail Falls. We also did a hike bike and float excursion, zip lined, biked around Victoria, and many other fun things. Highly recommended to do an Alaskan cruise.

This September we're cruising around the UK, and covering 6 countries in 11 days. Norwegian Cruise Line allows pocket knives under 4" in length, and I have some <3" slip joints for taking on shore with me in places where they are allowed.

EDIT: NOT A SINGLE ONE OF MY iPhone 7+ PICTURES CAME OUT AS WELL AS YOURS

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Awesome pics!! We did another Alaskan cruise about 11 years ago on a much smaller Celebrity ship. This time it was a massive Royal Caribbean Quantum class. I will say the smaller ships maneuver much better and get ya much closer to the glaciers and through the narrower fjords. That was our last “family” vacation with our son and daughter before our daughter got married. We did all the excursions on that one, from zip-lining through the canopies and racing dune buggies on an old mining mountain to a seaplane tour of the fjords and a phenomenal whale watching event.

This trip we didn’t have much control over. Our daughter passed away 4 years ago to cancer, so this was all planned by our son-in-law’s family and friends. It was a group of 54, and the minute my wife found out that our two beautiful granddaughters were going she booked the trip. Lol, she never even asked me, but there was no way our granddaughters were going to Alaska with all the other grandparents and not us.

Anyway, my advice to anyone considering an Alaska cruise is to look at the smaller ships and the routes they take compared to the larger ones. This time we were more than content with just a few excursions and some quality time with the girls. The scenery was still exquisite.

Doc, your UK cruise sounds awesome!! I think we’re planning a European river cruise with some friends next year (Viking maybe) but don’t recall the route.

A quick pic of my wife with our granddaughters. I’ll forever be grateful that our daughter and son-in-law went against all my sage advice and had kids right off the bat. The girls are a wonderful extension/continuation of our daughter. Think we’d be lost without them.

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Good afternoon. Thought about Spyderco in the middle of the week.

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Pictured is the Academy of Industrial Design.

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Is the Academy an engineering type facility or more of a museum? Structure is awesome
Thanks! Yeah, I was hoping for a few photo ops with the new knife in its native environment….but security whisked it away before I’d even made it through the metal detector.

I’ll definitely post a pic or two….although it’s gonna look a bit out of place in the 90 degree Florida sun, lol.


Awesome pics!! We did another Alaskan cruise about 11 years ago on a much smaller Celebrity ship. This time it was a massive Royal Caribbean Quantum class. I will say the smaller ships maneuver much better and get ya much closer to the glaciers and through the narrower fjords. That was our last “family” vacation with our son and daughter before our daughter got married. We did all the excursions on that one, from zip-lining through the canopies and racing dune buggies on an old mining mountain to a seaplane tour of the fjords and a phenomenal whale watching event.

This trip we didn’t have much control over. Our daughter passed away 4 years ago to cancer, so this was all planned by our son-in-law’s family and friends. It was a group of 54, and the minute my wife found out that our two beautiful granddaughters were going she booked the trip. Lol, she never even asked me, but there was no way our granddaughters were going to Alaska with all the other grandparents and not us.

Anyway, my advice to anyone considering an Alaska cruise is to look at the smaller ships and the routes they take compared to the larger ones. This time we were more than content with just a few excursions and some quality time with the girls. The scenery was still exquisite.

Doc, your UK cruise sounds awesome!! I think we’re planning a European river cruise with some friends next year (Viking maybe) but don’t recall the route.

A quick pic of my wife with our granddaughters. I’ll forever be grateful that our daughter and son-in-law went against all my sage advice and had kids right off the bat. The girls are a wonderful extension/continuation of our daughter. Think we’d be lost without them.

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I am sorry about your daughter. Beautiful photo of your wife and granddaughters.
 
So bear with me here. After 8 days in Alaska I’ve got a few knife and scenery pics….and no one else to really share them with (particularly the knife photos). Figured I’d start posting a few (in no particular order) to kinda make up for the 12 days I missed.

Keep in mind it isn’t easy to just whip out a knife aboard a “family friendly” cruise ship; seems a lot of folks don’t take too kindly to it. Lol, I’m honestly not sure how I even made it through security getting on and off the ship every day. I picked up a small custom fixed-blade by an Alaskan maker and security confiscated it as I came back aboard the ship that day. Had to wait until the end of the cruise to retrieve it. No problems with the small 31 though, go figure.

Also keep in mind I’m a rank amateur who takes all his pics with a 4-year old iPhone.

Anyway, just wanted to share a few of these over the upcoming days. Apologies for the excessive pics….but if you know me at all you know posting in moderation just ain’t my thing, lol.

Edit: for reference and scale, that glacier in the last pic is 600 feet tall. Unreal.

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Awesome pictures, thanks for sharing.
 
Beautiful! Your pics are of a similar cruise to the one we took on our 25th anniversary in 2017, and are better than the ones we took back then. We kayak'd on Mendenhall glacier, and got up close to the calving glacier and Horsetail Falls. We also did a hike bike and float excursion, zip lined, biked around Victoria, and many other fun things. Highly recommended to do an Alaskan cruise.

This September we're cruising around the UK, and covering 6 countries in 11 days. Norwegian Cruise Line allows pocket knives under 4" in length, and I have some <3" slip joints for taking on shore with me in places where they are allowed.

EDIT: NOT A SINGLE ONE OF MY iPhone 7+ PICTURES CAME OUT AS WELL AS YOURS

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Awesome pictures, thanks for sharing. I'm sorry about your loss. Grandchildren make the world a better place.
 
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