Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[donn]

Thanks, David, looks like it would hold maybe around a dozen patients at the most.

Nicer than the modern hospitals I work in then

 

[black mamba]

Get well, soon, Dennis, the Guardians are with you! I'm going in for a stress test this morning, before my surgery next week. I'm not looking forward to it.

 

[JohnDF]

I sure hope we're going to hear from Fodderwing today

Re Fodderwing -Dwight It's true when one of us is missing the whole body is affected.

I miss Dwight too. I hope he's laying on a beach and enjoying himself somewhere.

Get well, soon, Dennis, the Guardians are with you! I'm going in for a stress test this morning, before my surgery next week. I'm not looking forward to it.

Thought and prayers, Jeff.

 

[screened porch]

Looks like I've missed some calamities in my absence. My sympathy and positive waves to the afflicted.

If anyone is ever stricken in the Syracuse NY area, I highly recommend Saint Joseph's Hospital. The nurses are to die for.

Not that Old Stubby needs a hospital.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Good morning Guardians.

Dennis, I hope you are feeling a bit better today.

Also, good luck today Jeff.

Good Morning! My wife and I went to an area not far from our home its called the Ranche.
Historic Cochrane Ranche Site
The Town of Cochrane’s most notable park is the Historic Cochrane Ranche Site. With its spectacular mountain views, this beautiful public space is the original site of Alberta's first large-scale livestock operation established by Senator Matthew Cochrane in 1881.
I took a couple of photos this evening, the first is a photo of the first Hospital built-in 1909 restored 2005 the second is a preserved fire wagon not a lot of capacity
in that one. The last photo is, my lovely HHB Sambar Stag staged on one of the many old trees throughout the area.
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Looks like it was a wonderful day Dave. Also appears we're practically neighbors. My wife and I are in Calgary

Carrying the two bolster lambsfoot today. It was very useful freeing this beauty from the confines of it's international packaging last night when it arrived safely, all the way from Estonia. A unique custom slingshot that I couldn't resist when I saw it

Hope everyone has a great Friday!

 

[pjsjr]

TGIF to all Guardians, the weekend is almost here. Hope it is a fine one for all.

Hello Guardians! It was around this time yesterday evening when I was preparing to go to the Porch at Great Eastern Cutlery! It’s been a busy and tiresome day but I was able to complete my Waynorth Cutlery Real Lambsfoot Trio with the addition of this beautiful Smooth White Bone Special from Charlie @waynorth this morning at the 2019 Great Eastern Cutlery Rendezvous! Well done and special thanks to Bill and Charlie for bringing us these wonderful knives!

That Waynorth bone lambfoot is to die for, congrats...with a good amount of jealousy and envy

pjsjr - Thank you Preston. Your Waynorth looks like it’s having a good time.

Thanks Harvey, yes, having a good time with any of these is an easy task

Evening, all!
Unfortunately I had a seizure yesterday, so I'm still recovering from that, so I'll be short this evening.
Fantastic photos and posts, all!
Modoc ED Congrats, great looking knives and accessories!
What John said...


Ron and all that are enjoying the GEC Rendezvous, good for you (I hate you all) hope you have a great time!

Great photo Dennis, sorry to hear about your seizure and hope your recovery is quick and complete!

Good Morning! My wife and I went to an area not far from our home its called the Ranche.
Historic Cochrane Ranche Site
The Town of Cochrane’s most notable park is the Historic Cochrane Ranche Site. With its spectacular mountain views, this beautiful public space is the original site of Alberta's first large-scale livestock operation established by Senator Matthew Cochrane in 1881.
I took a couple of photos this evening, the first is a photo of the first Hospital built-in 1909 restored 2005 the second is a preserved fire wagon not a lot of capacity
in that one. The last photo is, my lovely HHB Sambar Stag staged on one of the many old trees throughout the area.
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Dave, wonderful photos, that hospital is quite quaint as is the fire wagon. Looking at those items and seeing what we have today is quite revealing as to how far we have come!

I have had my heart in my mouth a few times myself when taking pics!

Thanks a lot Preston, that's a great pic my friend

Looking forward to your report of the adventures in Sheffield!

Good morning Guardians and TGIF! Love the smooth white bone lamb photos from the Rendevous.

Hope everyone has a peach of a day ...

That is a peach of a photo with the detail you have captured!

Aye Jack, my August was just got silly busy, which I had an inkling it would, and it's not finished yet so I won't be round much for the rest of the month either.
Delicious looking pie btw!
I hope this makes up for lack of donn pie action.

Wishing you a speedy recovery Dennis; take it easy.
That's a cool photo with your lambsfoot on that old block.



Thanks for posting that Dave, what a lovely looking hospital.

Not had the opportunities to enjoy the forums for a couple of weeks for various reasons so apologies for any missed acknowledgements but as always great photos everyone!
Strictly speaking this was last Friday. I still can't bring myself to use this one properly for anything other than (very) light duties so she's a bit of a shelf queen (or a pub beer garden table queen).

Enjoy your Friday everyone! The weekend's almost here.

David, I have trouble using, a few of, what I consider my 'finer' lambfoot knives. Hope all that is keeping you away gets settled down and your back sooner. Wonderful photos!

The nurses are to die for.

Jer, I hope that was 'tongue in cheek'

Good morning Guardians.

Dennis, I hope you are feeling a bit better today.

Also, good luck today Jeff.



Looks like it was a wonderful day Dave. Also appears we're practically neighbors. My wife and I are in Calgary

Carrying the two bolster lambsfoot today. It was very useful freeing this beauty from the confines of it's international packaging last night when it arrived safely, all the way from Estonia. A unique custom slingshot that I couldn't resist when I saw it

Hope everyone has a great Friday!

Ah, a slingshot...thanks for the info...it looks like it's a fine work of art!!

 

[Modoc ED]

I'm glad it got to you ok Ed A couple of days after I put it in the mail, you posted a pic with your 1977 Jubilee Crown, and I realised I'd sent you a duplicate! Doh! What are the chances?!

Not to worry Jack. It is greatly appreciated as are all the extras in the package.

 

[Prester John]

Good Morning! My wife and I went to an area not far from our home its called the Ranche.
Historic Cochrane Ranche Site
The Town of Cochrane’s most notable park is the Historic Cochrane Ranche Site. With its spectacular mountain views, this beautiful public space is the original site of Alberta's first large-scale livestock operation established by Senator Matthew Cochrane in 1881.
I took a couple of photos this evening, the first is a photo of the first Hospital built-in 1909 restored 2005 the second is a preserved fire wagon not a lot of capacity
in that one. The last photo is, my lovely HHB Sambar Stag staged on one of the many old trees throughout the area.
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Lovely pics, Dave. And good morning to you!

Rosewood in my pocket today.

 

[Fodderwing]

I sure hope we're going to hear from Fodderwing today

Thank you, Jack, it sure is nice being settled in. Re Fodderwing -Dwight It's true when one of us is missing the whole body is affected.

Hello all! I'm sorry I've been absent lately. I've just gotten busy with a few other things and I'm not the multi-tasker I used to be. Hope all of you are humming along nicely my friends.

 

[akaMatt]

TGIF to all Guardians, the weekend is almost here. Hope it is a fine one for all.

Great photo, Preston!

 

[Prester John]

Hello all! I'm sorry I've been absent lately. I've just gotten busy with a few other things and I'm not the multi-tasker I used to be. Hope all of you are humming along nicely my friends.

Good to hear from you, Dwight. Hope you have a swell weekend. (Me, I'm taking my daughter to a Gun Show tomorrow to look at knives, then BBQ for lunch!)

 

[pjsjr]

I'm not the multi-tasker I used to be

I wish I didn't understand that Dwight

 

[dc50]

Looks like it was a wonderful day Dave. Also appears we're practically neighbors. My wife and I are in Calgary

That's great Mike! Finally someone in my area that has an interest in knives.

Dave, wonderful photos, that hospital is quite quaint as is the fire wagon. Looking at those items and seeing what we have today is quite revealing as to how far we have come!

Your right Preston all the major changes we've had has really been a mere 100 years or so.

 

[5K Qs]

Wow! Dealing with mid to upper 90s here. Heat index was 108 a couple of hours ago. But why were you wearing a jacket if it was only 49 degrees? That's short sleeve weather!
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No, I didn't. Don't know the lyrics to the latter. I remember hearing the song on the radio, but never really listened to Lynard Skynard. Bought the Zevon album though.
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My longest multi-quote. I'm exhausted! (Typing on a phone with my fat thumbs and having to correct the dpellling all the time.).

Vince, I must have thin (and undoubtedly royal) blood. If the temp is below 70˚F, I usually wear a jacket. (Since we keep our thermostat at 68 during the winter, I wear a jacket and hat indoors all winter. )

The Werewolf and Alabama connection is in their musical similarity, rather than lyrically.

Your multiquotes were almost all taken from a single one of my posts. I find that the most difficult type of multi-quoting to manage. You did an impressive job!

5K Qs Thank you kindly G.T. Splendid portraits of Cracker Jack as he suns himself. Sound like an enjoyable itinerary, tomorrow. Have fun.

Thanks, Harvey. Surprisingly (to us), there were dozens of old Fords (Model Ts and such) at the Shipwreck Museum for some reason. We passed many of them on 2-lane roads heading to Whitefish Point - interesting, but somewhat hazardous!

Sounds like Heaven after dealing with 100+ degree temps here.

True, Jose is missing in action too.

Fine wordsmithing, GT.

That would have been a job for the dustpan.

Lamb Jam.

Thanks, John.

Good Morning Guardians

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Good morning, everyone! It's going to be a glorious Thursday!

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Attractive presentations of your stag HHBs, John and Vince!

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LOL! You're on a roll buddy!

A pleasure Gary That's definitely worth thinking about

Great news pics of Cracker Jack, I hope you're having a lovely day my friend
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Thanks for your positive comments, Jack.

Howdy everyone. Just time for a quick pic this AM. Off to the doctor again.

Handsome horn, ED! Hope the doc had good news for you.

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Good Morning Gs

Striking pic of your SamDamLamb Senator, Harvey!

Morning, I do enjoy reading this thread boys. While I am definitely not a big poster here I am a big fan of this lambsfoot thanks to Charlie. My ocd might be at play here a little with another Ebony still on its way to me currently to be a user. Have a great day View attachment 1175515 View attachment 1175516 View attachment 1175517 View attachment 1175518

Hello Guardians! It was around this time yesterday evening when I was preparing to go to the Porch at Great Eastern Cutlery! It’s been a busy and tiresome day but I was able to complete my Waynorth Cutlery Real Lambsfoot Trio with the addition of this beautiful Smooth White Bone Special from Charlie @waynorth this morning at the 2019 Great Eastern Cutlery Rendezvous! Well done and special thanks to Bill and Charlie for bringing us these wonderful knives!

Each time I see a photo of one of those Waynorth Cutlery Lambsfoot knives, especially the jigged bone model, I'm left speechless. To see piles of them like you posted, @KellyGlanzer and Ron @Half/Stop , required using a defibrillator before I could respond! Sublime collections, gents!

Thank you Jack for giving me a chance at the Ironwood SFO this year.
Here it is with the second offering of the year.

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You've got the goods there, @WHT!

I'm off over to Sheffield tomorrow, and since I'll be visiting Wright's, I thought I'd carry the Hartshead Barlow with the file-work that Ashley made for me
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I hope you had a good trip, Jack; your fancy stag HHB is groovy!!

I went to the post office today after going to the doctor and a mysterious package from an equally mysterious return name Jack Black was waiting for my signature. Well, I brashly signed for it, brought it home, opened it, and the contents were as follows.

WAIT A MINUTE, WAIT A MINUTER, WAIT A MINUTE!!!!!!!!

Inside the package there was also this bonus Lambfoot knife with Buffalo horn covers. Unexpected but very much appreciated. Thank you Jack!!!!! There was also a blue pin with a Yourkshire emblem in the package but I forgot to take a picture. I'll rectify that later.

I'll post more pictures of the knives throughout the upcoming weekend.

Congrats on the new knives and other fine tokens of esteem from the ever-generous Jack Black , ED! That stag Hartshead Barlow is a beauty, and I admire the addition to your horn holdings.

Added a rosewood A. Wright to my ebony thanks to a forum member.
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That's a dynamic duo, @E40!

There were rocks down below, Gary, I almost didn't do the photo. It was a fairly solid perch so I went ahead and took a chance. There were bees all around just before and after I snapped the shutter. I was hoping for a group photo. Maybe tomorrow!

Thanks for the backstory on that shot, Preston. I'm vacationing by a lake, and have taken a number of photos on the docks; it makes me VERY nervous!

Evening, all!
Unfortunately I had a seizure yesterday, so I'm still recovering from that, so I'll be short this evening.
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I hope you bounce back ASAP, Dennis!
Excellent pic! (I need to get a rig like that to keep my pants up when my pockets are full of knives. )

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Hope everyone has a peach of a day ...

Certainly a peach of a knife!!

Aye Jack, my August was just got silly busy, which I had an inkling it would, and it's not finished yet so I won't be round much for the rest of the month either.
Delicious looking pie btw!
I hope this makes up for lack of donn pie action.

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Thanks for checking in, even if briefly, David. Your stag HHB looks wonderful! I hope work lets up a bit before too long.

Get well, soon, Dennis, the Guardians are with you! I'm going in for a stress test this morning, before my surgery next week. I'm not looking forward to it.

Best wishes for the stress test and upcoming surgery, Jeff.

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Carrying the two bolster lambsfoot today. It was very useful freeing this beauty from the confines of it's international packaging last night when it arrived safely, all the way from Estonia. A unique custom slingshot that I couldn't resist when I saw it

Hope everyone has a great Friday!

Exquisite ebony lambsfoot, Mike!

Cracker Jack and I are still hanging out on the lakefront:


- GT

 

[dc50]

Lovely pics, Dave. And good morning to you!

Rosewood in my pocket today.

Thank you, Vince, it's always nice to see the rosewood working out.

 

[dc50]

Hello all! I'm sorry I've been absent lately. I've just gotten busy with a few other things and I'm not the multi-tasker I used to be. Hope all of you are humming along nicely my friends.

Good to see it's just being busy Dwight and not anything else.

 

[JohnDF]

Hope everyone has a great Friday!

Very cool slingshot.

Hello all! I'm sorry I've been absent lately. I've just gotten busy with a few other things and I'm not the multi-tasker I used to be. Hope all of you are humming along nicely my friends.

Been thinking about you for a few days. Glad you're okay.

 

[dc50]

Cracker Jack and I are still hanging out on the lakefront:

You and Cracker Jack have a good time my friend.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Guardians

 

[dc50]

Good Morning Guardians

Good Morning John! love the ebony.