Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Ironwood Chris]

Nice photo, Chris, doesn't look like you have to content with weeds in that garden

Thanks Preston, these flowerpots are at the entrance of the house but we have to contain the weeds in the rest of the garden like in any garden

Good to see you here Christian, and that's a fine seasonal shot of your '19

Thank you Jack, I’m trying to make the best of it

Gardens are a lot of work. Good thing you have the proper tool.

Thank you John, I’ll try to make good use of it

 

[Prester John]

Good morning, Guardians!

 

[JohnDF]

Whatever my lambsfoot of the week is, it has the honor of riding in one of Dylan's pocket slips from 2017. Here's Man Jack with the Guardians slip:
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- GT

Great picture of your Guardian slip and Lamb, GT.
Hope you have a great weekend.

Good morning, Guardians!

Rosewood and coffee... That's how I start most of my mornings too.
Have a great weekend, Vince.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack, I was quite surprised to see your photos of a pair of ducks seemingly quite content with a VERY low water level in their "pond". I could learn a lesson from them!

Appealing pic of your "second generation" horn lambsfoot; the bolster treatment on it is top-notch!


Glad I could provide some inspiration, David. A couple of years ago I did quite a bit of amateur whittling, but haven't done any lately. I enjoyed it, and need to start up again; maybe I should try making Man Jack a dedicated whittling blade.

Jack Black once kindly sent me a ring opener pen knife with covers engraved with the name of a British company that made industrial belts. He included, among other thoughtful gifts, a little wrench called a button spanner that was used to install/remove the "buttons" that held together the joints between sections of belting.

Thanks for the explanation about the use of the word "pants". May I conclude that if "pants" is undesirable, then "no pants" is a good thing?!?


Thanks for the pile side pic of your AC, Ron. People have different tastes, and you and I will just have to agree to disagree because I like that pile side stag better than the mark side stag.


For someone with obvious artistic inclinations and right hemisphere talents etc., you certainly have impeccable logical skills as well!


Thanks for the compliment, José. Congratulations to you on your wonderful new stag lambsfoot!


Choose wisely, David! Great to see the Eye of Sauron on your horn lambsfoot helping you make important decisions!


Thanks, Jack.


Astonishing photo, OG; you've been saving some of the best pics of your Yosemite trip for later, eh?


She's a KEEPER, Dave! Congrats on your upcoming 50th wedding anniversary!!



Thanks, John & Jack.

Whatever my lambsfoot of the week is, it has the honor of riding in one of Dylan's pocket slips from 2017. Here's Man Jack with the Guardians slip:
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- GT

Not even a pond GT, it's just wet pavement!

Thank you my friend Great pics, those slips are special

Thank you Jack, I’m trying to make the best of it

I couldn't find a pic before, but here are pics of my BFO-attacked Lambsfoot, before and after encountering the BFO

Considering the BFO damage, I think Ashley did a great repair job, though the blade still catches the back of the pin a little now

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning, Guardians!

Great start to the day Vince

 

[r8shell]

Fantastic I think the rosewood models are often overlooked, but they are great value, and work just as well as the fancier models. You certainly don't think twice about using them

I agree. I think my favorite out of my vast herd of lambs is the Little Sambar, but the Rosewood big'un is more likely to be my weekend carry.

For someone with obvious artistic inclinations and right hemisphere talents etc., you certainly have impeccable logical skills as well!

 

[dc50]

No Dave, I originally bought Lucy to archive, foolishly thinking that some may not appreciate her fang-marks. Wright's did a good job of repairing my BFO-damaged sample, but took so long over it, that by the time I had it back, I had fallen for Lucy Here's the original below

Okey dokey that's kinda like a fella's first girlfriend that dumps him, so you go out with her sister instead.

 

[cigarrodog]

Ironwood Chris - Christian, it looks like a nice warm day to work in your garden with that very nice Lambsfoot.

@pjsjr Even in the shade, your Dami Snakewood Senator looks great, Preston.

Jack Black - Sounds like you’re having a fun day, today, Jack. Even damaged(now repaired), your Ironwood is still a looker. Your Dami Lambsfoot even more so. Cheers.

JohnDF Love that high contrast pattern image, where even the beautiful grain of your Rosewood pops, John.

@5K Qs Thank you Gary. I may be prejudiced, but your Man Jack is a handsome, knife, indeed.

Prester John A fine image of your Rosewood Lambsfoot, balanced on the commemorative mug of the USS Lexington, a fine symbol of what this weekend is all about.

Good Morning Guardians.

My favorite light as the days get longer, is just before and during sunset.

 

[OLd_gUY]

...Astonishing photo, OG; you've been saving some of the best pics of your Yosemite trip for later, eh?
Whatever my lambsfoot of the week is, it has the honor of riding in one of Dylan's pocket slips from 2017. Here's Man Jack with the Guardians slip:
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Thank you. Actually, I was able to take pics from only a few locations so from now on, it will be same place, different knife. I really wanted to get up to Glacier Point for some Half Dome shots but the road was closed due to snow
Sure do like that slip and the knife ain't bad. either
OG

 

[OLd_gUY]

My favorite light as the days get longer, is just before and during sunset.
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That is one of the most outstanding pics I've seen. Grats
OG

 

[dc50]

Considering the BFO damage, I think Ashley did a great repair job, though the blade still catches the back of the pin a little now

Ashley did a fine job, its to bad about the blade hitting the pin.

 

[dc50]

A little Ashley today

 

[cigarrodog]

That is one of the most outstanding pics I've seen. Grats
OG

Thank you OG. Such a nice thing for you to say. Such a great knife that we have.

 

[cigarrodog]

dc50 - Dave with or without the beautiful background, your AC looks superb.

 

[dc50]

dc50 - Dave with or without the beautiful background, your AC looks superb.

Thank you, my friend. your Senator is a very special lamb.

 

[JohnDF]

I agree. I think my favorite out of my vast herd of lambs is the Little Sambar, but the Rosewood big'un is more likely to be my weekend carry.

Nice bunch there, Rachel.

Love that high contrast pattern image, where even the beautiful grain of your Rosewood pops, John.

Thank you.
It's wood on iron, so perhaps ironwood?

Good Morning Guardians.

My favorite light as the days get longer, is just before and during sunset.
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Outstanding photo.

A little Ashley today
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Love to see your Lamb/Art photos.

 

[Jack Black]

I agree. I think my favorite out of my vast herd of lambs is the Little Sambar, but the Rosewood big'un is more likely to be my weekend carry.

Great to see all your flock together Rachel

Okey dokey that's kinda like a fella's first girlfriend that dumps him, so you go out with her sister instead.

Jack Black - Sounds like you’re having a fun day, today, Jack. Even damaged(now repaired), your Ironwood is still a looker. Your Dami Lambsfoot even more so. Cheers.

JohnDF Love that high contrast pattern image, where even the beautiful grain of your Rosewood pops, John.

@5K Qs Thank you Gary. I may be prejudiced, but your Man Jack is a handsome, knife, indeed.

Prester John A fine image of your Rosewood Lambsfoot, balanced on the commemorative mug of the USS Lexington, a fine symbol of what this weekend is all about.

Good Morning Guardians.

My favorite light as the days get longer, is just before and during sunset.
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Thank you very much Harvey, that is a stunning photo my friend

Ashley did a fine job, its to bad about the blade hitting the pin.

Yeah, the blade was half open when the BFO sent it crashing to the ground. I don't know if that was what caused the pin to be dislodged slightly or if it was just the impact, but it looked a real mess

A little Ashley today
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Great to see both sides of your AC Dave, great pics

 

[cigarrodog]

dc50 Thank you Dave

JohnDF Thank you John

Jack Black Thank you Jack

 

[dc50]

Love to see your Lamb/Art photos.

Thanks John.

Yeah, the blade was half open when the BFO sent it crashing to the ground. I don't know if that was what caused the pin to be dislodged slightly or if it was just the impact, but it looked a real mess

Bugger

Great to see both sides of your AC Dave, great pics

Thank you, Jack, it a great little carry.

 

[OLd_gUY]

I know I've made a lot of noise about Yosemite.
I'm well aware that there are many extraordinarily beautiful spots in the world, such as New Zealand (never been) and Alaska and Kauai(been there) as well as many places in many states and countries. I'm not trying to discount any of those or offend.
But to me, the beauty of Yosemite is unique and I'd like to share a little of it's wonder. At the risk of being redundant and boring, here's a short video I found.

Bridal Veil Falls