Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Teaching is a rewarding profession, don't you agree, Jack!


Your fancy version of the stag HHB is very fetching, Jack! As is that photo of the Yorkshire vista; that building in the foreground with the retractable roof is quite impressive!

Cracker Jack's scheduled appearance in my pocket ended Saturday, but I decided to take him on vacation with us. I hope I'll get some new pics of him soon, but for now, an old one:
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- GT

Thanks for your efforts my friend Yes, very much so I think, I have done a lot of it over the years I am sure that Cracker Jack is thrilled by the idea of going away with you, I hope you have a great time Gary

 

[Jack Black]

Here's the big feller! Sam Smith's traditional Yorkshire Stingo comes with a formidable reputation, and a price to match its high ABV. Because of that, it's not widely available, even in Sam Smith's pubs. I've wanted to try it for years, and this is my first bottle Cheers

 

[AnW]

Lots o great photos today Guardians. Had a busy day yesterday, a nice 5 mile hike today, so the rest of the evening will be spent relaxing with a couple pals ...

 

[AnW]

What a combo!

 

[AnW]

As we all know, we have our indoor, outdoor, general carry, and Sunday best knives. We choose some knives for these categories while other knives make their own decisions...
This beautiful Hartshead creation from Jack seems to prefer the outdoors.
I really like this picture with a wonderful old historic brick home built in 1879 as the backdrop.

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Such a cool photo!

 

[cigarrodog]

@5K Qs Thank you G.T. Bon Voyage to you and yours, and Cracker Jack.

Jack Black - Cheers!

 

[Jack Black]

I keep meaning to carry my Charlie Lambsfoot more

 

[JaxBaron]

 

[TheFactor]

Just got back from another ride to my favorite retreat
I love this Waynorth LambFoot so much!!

 

[Prester John]

Thanks Harvey, it's the first thing to be seen when you enter my house It'll probably freak a few people out - and entertain me no end!

I love doing that: freaking people out and entertaining myself!

 

[Prester John]

Here's the big feller! Sam Smith's traditional Yorkshire Stingo comes with a formidable reputation, and a price to match its high ABV. Because of that, it's not widely available, even in Sam Smith's pubs. I've wanted to try it for years, and this is my first bottle Cheers

I'm going to look for that one.

 

[cudgee]

Lovely Knives Those Hartsheads - well done to A Wrights!
I I was going to sharpen these last week - but had to go down to Christchurch for three days, and its been a frustrating weekend for the want of doing Knife stuff!
This week these two Babys get the Diamond Stone Treatment!

One of my absolute Favourite Lambsfoot Knives!......

I can see why this is one of your favs.

 

[pjsjr]

As usual so many great photos and comment. I have been sorting and cleaning firearms and gear all day and need a nap. I think I'll join Dutch and the WCLF.

First... Absolute beauties!
Second... Shame on you for forgetting your Lamb.

Thanks John, I hide myface in sh

Good Morning Guardians.
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What a striking photo Harvey!

I picked up a few old photos of Sheffield in the market the other week. This one features the road I grew up on. Our house was a couple of hundred yards further up the road, and a little smaller, but I lived in one of those houses when I was in my early twenties

This photo is taken nearby, and the two bridges shown pan the Porter Brook . Both bridges lead to the dam (or millpond) of Upper Spurgear Wheel . I wonder if the old gent is Mr Ibbotson, the owner of Porter Glen Boating Lake?

This photo shows one of the entrances to Sheffield Botanical Gardens, and is close to where the Famous Sheffield Shop stands today, and near where @pmew 's grandfather used to live

The photos also give me an opportunity to show both sides of my Hartshead Barlow

A great tour and HHB

Thanks gents No bowler I'm afraid Harvey, I come from a long line of flat-cap wearers, you needed a bit of money to own a Bowler! Like these two fellers at another of the Porter cutlery dams, rough equidistant between photos 1 and 2. They are probably the gaffers!

The wheel was owned by Harrison Brothers & Howson, who made a fine Lambsfoot

I'm not sure what I'm looking for, is the wheel not seen?

I keep meaning to carry my Charlie Lambsfoot more

It is a fine one...nice photo!

Just got back from another ride to my favorite retreat
I love this Waynorth LambFoot so much!!

Great knife and place to recreate!

 

[cudgee]

I keep meaning to carry my Charlie Lambsfoot more

You will. It is like any new friendship, takes time to evolve and develop. then becomes second nature.

 

[cigarrodog]

pjsjr Thank you very much, Preston.

 

[TheFactor]

You will. It is like any new friendship, takes time to evolve and develop. then becomes second nature.

My Ebony WayNorth took no introduction and was love at first sight .
Still on the extended honeymoon and this little girl has me wrapped around her little finger and my Gargoyle

 

[dc50]

Cinamon Rolls just came out of the oven mmmmmmm

 

[TheFactor]

Cinamon Rolls just came out of the oven mmmmmmm
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Man those look good brother !
Just don’t be licking that beautiful Stag knife clean it could cause pepper spots

 

[dc50]

Man those look good brother !
Just don’t be licking that beautiful Stag knife clean it could cause pepper spots

lol I know what your saying, seen as there still warm some icing dripped on my shirt

 

[paulhilborn]

Just put this feller (a very thoughtful gift from Mr paulhilborn ) up in the hall to guard my flat-cap

And now I've got all my jobs done, it's Beer O'Clock

Jack, it was meant to be, looks right at home my friend