Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Great picture, Dave. You live(d) in a most beautiful place.
It was for sure, oh well, a new chapter starts this coming Wednesday. I'm thinking the new area will also have its beauty with the rolling hills and the Rockies as a background. :thumbsup::)
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I was pretty much in a rush yesterday, what with grocery shopping and Pinochle and all :(
Anyway, although more than a little late I wanted to respond to some posts so here goes.
Hope it all makes some kind of sense :confused:
Sorry if I missed you - but I guess you wouldn't know, anyway :rolleyes:

A friend just asked me if I had anything exciting planned for the weekend. I told him that I just had a shave with an open-comb razor, that's about all the excitement I get these days! :D :thumbsup:

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I learned to shave with one of those, it was my Dad's Gillette. I sure sliced myself up pretty good a couple of times :eek: GREAT PIC :thumbsup: :cool:

One hears that the first actor approached to play "the Doctor" asked, "Doctor Who?", and the title was born.
Originally the Doctor was the human grandfather of a young woman with a very short skirt. That was a movie I saw, wherein the Daleks couldn't roll on an electrically non-conductive floor.
The first actor in a Dr Who series I saw was John Pertwee, with puffy white hair, velvet smoking jackets, and Venusian aikido (he was the only two-armed creature ever to master Venusian aikido). By this time he was a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey who'd been exiled and circumscribed on Earth, for his sins. He was accompanied by Elizabeth Sladen, as the journalist Sarah Jane Smith, who must have been the most useless travelling companion anybody ever had. "Must kill the Dawkktaw". Mind you, anyone turned to the dark side as early and often as she must have been a cheap and easy date.
Pertwee regenerated into Tom Baker, still the man to beat, though at first I thought he wasn't venerable enough. Baker had to leave Sarah Jane on Earth and respond to an emergency on Gallifrey. Eventually he hooked up with Leela, the jungle warrior huntress, who obviously wore a low-cut mini-dress, for freedom of movement. She was a great foil, being all instinctual and visceral, against Baker's intellectualism. Leela was replaceed by two generations of a lady Time Lord named Romana.
Anyway, Baker regenerated into Peter Davison, who couldn't have lasted long because everyone hated him for playing Tristan Farnan in All the Long-Leggity Beasties on Masterpiece, and he travelled with children instead of women.

I almost didn't watch the revival starring Chris Ecklestone, but I thought, give it a chance, and they were very good for quite a while.

Seems I have almost as much Dr Who in my head as Monty Python.

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Oo, ee oo, wuh uh duh dee oo, dee oo.
Thank you for the synopsis - greatly appreciated :cool:
Do you like playing with those cards? I'm looking for new ones for the Wed. night Poker Game.

Short answer: Doctor Who is a mad man with a blue box.

The Rose Lamb got some good use today at work. Skoll will be riding with me again this weekend (as usual).
And thank you! ;)


Just took a new pic of RALF and me getting ready to relax this evening.

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Always on the lookout for a good Zinfandel. Would you recommend that one?

I'm loooking at A.Wright and Sons, as well as George Wostenholm and Joseph Rodgers for a lambsfoot knife. Any info or preference with one maker over the others? Any other ones I should be looking at? I do have one of the CC knives "on reserve"...
I have a newer Wostenholm but the blade has a weird downward cant. Don't know if that is common, but I won't be getting any others. In fairness, it was marked as a 2nd.

[Start of Knife Pic Kudos] I'm sure I missed more than one. As usual good job by all and thanks for sharing :thumbsup:
Thank you Jack.

Thank you OG.

Thank you Ron.

Cheers mates!

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Thanks Jack.

Thanks José.

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Good Morning Guardians

Very nice John! :thumbsup:


Hope you and that beautiful Lambsfoot have a great day also Dwight! :thumbsup:


Beautiful pair Mark! :thumbsup:


A beauty Taylor! :thumbsup: :)

A good day to all you Guardians! :thumbsup: I’m packing the wee Sambar today! :D

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I know, that's why I do nothing all the time.:D
The Clitheroe beer festival in north Lancashire yesterday.
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Gotta know - did you try the "Midnight Slug"? o_O

It was for sure, oh well, a new chapter starts this coming Wednesday. I'm thinking the new area will also have its beauty with the rolling hills and the Rockies as a background. :thumbsup::)
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Absolutely breathtaking :thumbsup:

Good morning, Guardians!
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Want you to know that ever since I saw this pic, I've had that Seals and Crofts song running through my mind :eek:
Don't have any Jasmine around, but I've got a pic with a rock for some Lambsfoot content and so you can enjoy the "fun", here's the song
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Oh aye John I see what your talking about. I reckon your good to go. :D:thumbsup:


I don't know Dave, you keep us lot entertained. And that's a full-time job for anyone. :cool::thumbsup:

It was for sure, oh well, a new chapter starts this coming Wednesday. I'm thinking the new area will also have its beauty with the rolling hills and the Rockies as a background. :thumbsup::)
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Stunning Dave! You know what, if I lived there I'd buy a damned huge brass harbour master's telescope and sit on my deck all day looking at that view. :thumbsup:

Gotta know - did you try the "Midnight Slug"? o_O

Yip OG that's actually the beer in the glass. The label said it was an amber ale but it came out the cask that colour. I couldn't care less what colour it was as it was absolutely gorgeous...:):thumbsup:
 
Like that lemon/lime. I just noted that they have these with the nail nick on the other side for left handed folks...yes I'm a lefty, and yes, I tried to order it. The cost of the knife never showed up in my cart, so I am waiting for them to respond to my message. May have to add that lemon/lime one to the order. They seem to run their steel at a lower Rockwell hardness of 54-56, any concerns with this?
 
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