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Dude!! Those are slick photos. Lovin’ them.
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Didn't get around to posting yesterday, but took a sunrise hike up to the local peak/fire-lookout. Carried the Taggedout.
Came home and worked on a little project making some shelves in my closet, using some wood repurposed from a bed frame and some scrap cedar I had laying around. It only required a few cuts so I decided to forgo the power tools and use the pull-saw.
Switched to the Manix for the afternoon/evening. We have an icebox full of Honey Crisps given to us by a friend that should last us a good while, and I was even surprised by a lone late season fig on our smaller fig tree yesterday.
Came home and worked on a little project making some shelves in my closet, using some wood repurposed from a bed frame and some scrap cedar I had laying around. It only required a few cuts so I decided to forgo the power tools and use the pull-saw.
Switched to the Manix for the afternoon/evening. We have an icebox full of Honey Crisps given to us by a friend that should last us a good while, and I was even surprised by a lone late season fig on our smaller fig tree yesterday.
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That closer up pic of the mountain is phenomenalDidn't get around to posting yesterday, but took a sunrise hike up to the local peak/fire-lookout. Carried the Taggedout.
Came home and worked on a little project making some shelves in my closet, using some wood repurposed from a bed frame and some scrap cedar I had laying around. It only required a few cuts so I decided to forgo the power tools and use the pull-saw.
Switched to the Manix for the afternoon/evening. We have an icebox full of Honey Crisps given to us by a friend that should last us a good while, and I was even surprised by a lone late season fig on our smaller fig tree yesterday.
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Thanks! As you can see from the trees it was blowing pretty hard up there. I woke up to a cloudy sky and was afraid the mountain was going to be covered, but luckily it wasn't. Never can tell really, sometimes it's out on a cloudy day, and sometimes it's sunny with clouds shrouding just the mountain.
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Whereabouts are you located. State or country wise? It sure is beautiful
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Washington State, about a 50 mile drive from Mt. Rainier (pictured), I think 20 or so as the crow flies. It truly is a wonderland. Been out here since 2017, and honestly I've just scratched the surface of all there is to explore here.
Originally a Florida boy, from a small beach town that borders Canaveral National Seashore. I travel back for long stays a few times a year, so you'll see me posting pictures from there as well from time to time.
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Photos are awesome as always, but the pup stole the show.Didn't get around to posting yesterday, but took a sunrise hike up to the local peak/fire-lookout. Carried the Taggedout.
Came home and worked on a little project making some shelves in my closet, using some wood repurposed from a bed frame and some scrap cedar I had laying around. It only required a few cuts so I decided to forgo the power tools and use the pull-saw.
Switched to the Manix for the afternoon/evening. We have an icebox full of Honey Crisps given to us by a friend that should last us a good while, and I was even surprised by a lone late season fig on our smaller fig tree yesterday.
Saw this last week and knew I had to post it
For me the one in the bottom is close to ripe.
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Time to give this some attention. Love me some 15V!
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That's a great pic, Coleman. I always enjoy seeing your TiSpine and that you carry and use it frequently.
I had one for a few years with beautiful Chad Nichols Fade Damascus. It was offered and sold to me by PM at an excellent price by a very generous BF member who had read a post or two of mine expressing greater interest in that knife than the flood of BMK Anthem integrals that were all the rage around that time. It was the nicest Dama I'd ever seen, the knife was well-made and flawless, but was unfortunately a very poor fit for my beat up old carpenter's mitts. I finally sold it after several years of hardly any use, feeling just a little guilty in light of the unsolicited good deal I'd gotten as it was one of only a couple I ever made any money on.
BTW, I've often wondered what's with the flame ano at the lockbar cutout?