Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[cigarrodog]

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Your photo essay of your journey was a tour de force. Thank you.

@5K Qs - Thank you GT. Your multi quotes post are a treasure. Valley Jack, a classic looked like it was having tons of fun.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

It seemed like only yesterday when I went past this spot with Linus and Ari. Déjà vu except for the light coating of the white stuff.

 

[JohnDF]

Don't forget Sopes.

Mmmmm, sopes.

Congrats to all the Guardians on 35,000 posts!!!

Even though I just ate, those are making me hungry.

 

[CelloDan]

I spy a "standard" ebony lambsfoot!
Thanks for the cool family skating video, Dan; your ebony lambsfoot photo-bombing the event amused me.

Happy you enjoyed it Gary!
My ebony lamb just loves to photo bomb everything

My lambsfoot of the week (since Monday) has been my Valley Jack, the 2019 Guardians ironwood lambsfoot SFO:
View attachment 1271735

View attachment 1271736

- GT

Beautiful lamb and photo
How did you come up with the name "Valley Jack" ( new Guardian here is wondering )

Don't forget Sopes.

Mmmmm, sopes.

Congrats to all the Guardians on 35,000 posts!!!

Looks absolutely delicious and so very well prepared Yum !

Looks like there's a Celebration going on in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Outstanding Hartshead Ed

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Your photo essay of your journey was a tour de force. Thank you.

@5K Qs - Thank you GT. Your multi quotes post are a treasure. Valley Jack, a classic looked like it was having tons of fun.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

It seemed like only yesterday when I went past this spot with Linus and Ari. Déjà vu except for the light coating of the white stuff.

View attachment 1271960

Superb photography as always Harvey

I hope everyone else has had a lovely day Thanks for getting us to 35,000 posts

Enjoyed the virtual trip Jack , looks like the perfect way to spend the day. I have never been on a double decker bus... and so much history around where you live !, buildings that are 700 years old that you can see and touch. Sort of puts our lives into perspective.

Congratulation on the 35,000 posts
To celebrate I'll post one of my favorite lambsfoot pics.
Chippy

 

[Half/Stop]

Good evening Guardians. It’s been a busy day and my ole bones are tuckered out! I’ll catch up on y’all tomorrow but for now this is what was in my pocket today!

 

[cigarrodog]

CelloDan - Thank you for your kind words, Dan. Your work with nature and the fine little critters is amazing. Your kind of like a Dr. Dolittle.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Dan. LOVE your photo's of our wee friends!

Nice one Ron- hope you are well matey!
Latest update on my amazing Lambs-foot Stags, both personally handed over to me by our wonderful Jack- Jack gifted me this AC Stag- and I love it

so much- in fact this will be in my edc rotation pretty much for good!
That gorgeous Hartshead gets a LOT of use as well!
LOVE 'EM!!!!

 

[cigarrodog]

Dan. LOVE your photo's of our wee friends!

Nice one Ron- hope you are well matey!
Latest update on my amazing Lambs-foot Stags, both personally handed over to me by our wonderful Jack- Jack gifted me this AC Stag- and I love it

so much- in fact this will be in my edc rotation pretty much for good!
That gorgeous Hartshead gets a LOT of use as well!
LOVE 'EM!!!!

Easy to fall in love with those two beauties. Great looking Stag, Duncan.

 

[Jack Black]

That sounds like a perfect day, Jack.
I really enjoyed all the pictures, you live in a beautiful part of the world with lots of history.
Thank you for taking us along. I will be visiting a great little town next weekend and I will remember to share some photos with you too.

Thank you John, I had a nice time I'll look forward to seeing your photos next weekend my friend, hope you have a great visit

Don't forget Sopes.

Mmmmm, sopes.

Congrats to all the Guardians on 35,000 posts!!!

Yum! Smashing pic Kevin

Sounds like a nice day, Jack! Great photos!

Thanks pal

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Your photo essay of your journey was a tour de force. Thank you.

@5K Qs - Thank you GT. Your multi quotes post are a treasure. Valley Jack, a classic looked like it was having tons of fun.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

It seemed like only yesterday when I went past this spot with Linus and Ari. Déjà vu except for the light coating of the white stuff.

View attachment 1271960

Thank you very much Harvey, that is such a beautiful photo from your walk Great to see your Jonathan Crookes again too, nice watch

Enjoyed the virtual trip Jack , looks like the perfect way to spend the day. I have never been on a double decker bus... and so much history around where you live !, buildings that are 700 years old that you can see and touch. Sort of puts our lives into perspective.

Congratulation on the 35,000 posts
To celebrate I'll post one of my favorite lambsfoot pics.
Chippy

Thank you Dan, most of the buses that go out into the countryside are single-deckers, but you get a fantastic view from the top deck One of the things I like about the area I was in yesterday are a number of impressive Victorian railway viaducts, which tower above the landscape. I didn't take any photos of them yesterday, but here are a few, with a little (Saynor) Lambsfoot content of course I love that photo

Good evening Guardians. It’s been a busy day and my ole bones are tuckered out! I’ll catch up on y’all tomorrow but for now this is what was in my pocket today!

Hope you got a good night's sleep Ron

Nice one Ron- hope you are well matey!
Latest update on my amazing Lambs-foot Stags, both personally handed over to me by our wonderful Jack- Jack gifted me this AC Stag- and I love it

so much- in fact this will be in my edc rotation pretty much for good!
That gorgeous Hartshead gets a LOT of use as well!
LOVE 'EM!!!!

Glad you're enjoying those two Duncan, some nice patina there my friend

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is having a fantastic weekend, and that you enjoy your Sunday I've no plans to go out today, but plenty to do in the house, might even have to get the frying pan out in a bit

From my walk yesterday

 

[Campbellclanman]

Beautiful Photos of gorgeous Countryside my friend.

 

[Jack Black]

Beautiful Photos of gorgeous Countryside my friend.

Thanks a lot mate

 

[Jack Black]

My Sunday Sausage Sandwich

 

[screened porch]

The last time I was at Gallows Hill, there wasn't much there, but local people have constructed a nice little nature reserve, which is coming along.

I thought you were going to say they'd built a nice little gallows.

Chippy

I bought a special chipmunk-sized trap, but all I've caught is four mole shrews.

One of the things I like about the area I was in yesterday are a number of impressive Victorian railway viaducts,

It's the elevated canals that boggle my mind.

 

[JTB_5]

Thank you John, I had a nice time I'll look forward to seeing your photos next weekend my friend, hope you have a great visit



Yum! Smashing pic Kevin



Thanks pal



Thank you very much Harvey, that is such a beautiful photo from your walk Great to see your Jonathan Crookes again too, nice watch



Thank you Dan, most of the buses that go out into the countryside are single-deckers, but you get a fantastic view from the top deck One of the things I like about the area I was in yesterday are a number of impressive Victorian railway viaducts, which tower above the landscape. I didn't take any photos of them yesterday, but here are a few, with a little (Saynor) Lambsfoot content of course I love that photo

Hope you got a good night's sleep Ron



Glad you're enjoying those two Duncan, some nice patina there my friend

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is having a fantastic weekend, and that you enjoy your Sunday I've no plans to go out today, but plenty to do in the house, might even have to get the frying pan out in a bit

From my walk yesterday

Wonderful photos, Jack. I wish they still built structures as beautiful.

 

[JohnDF]

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is having a fantastic weekend, and that you enjoy your Sunday I've no plans to go out today, but plenty to do in the house, might even have to get the frying pan out in a bit

From my walk yesterday

My Sunday Sausage Sandwich

I will have to join you with a Sunday Sausage Sandwich later.
Thanks for posting more great photos of your beautiful country.
Hope you have a restful day at home.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Guardians

 

[Jack Black]

I thought you were going to say they'd built a nice little gallows.

...

It's the elevated canals that boggle my mind.

No, they knocked those down

Yes indeed, they always amaze me too

Wonderful photos, Jack. I wish they still built structures as beautiful.

Thank you Joshua, me too Even today, they are really in the middle of nowhere, sited on farmland, some distance from the nearest road, and not easily accessible for close inspection. Yet, they are not only perfectly constructed, but are built beautifully

 

[Jack Black]

I will have to join you with a Sunday Sausage Sandwich later.
Thanks for posting more great photos of your beautiful country.
Hope you have a restful day at home.

I hope you enjoy it John Thank you my friend, I have plenty of jobs I could be getting on with, but I'm feeling a bit lazy today I've just had some cheese on toast for my lunch, with a splash of Henderson's naturally

Good Morning Guardians

Great mug to go with your great Waynorth Lambsfoot my friend

 

[JohnDF]

Great mug to go with your great Waynorth Lambsfoot my friend

Thank you, Jack.
Can't wait for the Trout Season to start.

 

[Modoc ED]

Ebony Lambfoot on a Sierra Nevada coaster. Although Sierra Nevada Beer in not one of my favorites, their coasters make nice backgrounds for knife pictures.

 

[CelloDan]

Your work with nature and the fine little critters is amazing

Thank you Harvey !

Dan. LOVE your photo's of our wee friends!

Hi Duncan, after I posted a pic of our friend Chippy yesterday I found out through my facebook feed that a few days ago was " Squirrel Appreciation Day "

https://universe.byu.edu/2015/01/21/squirrel-appreciation-day-8-facts-about-squirrels/

So I though I would share with you a couple pics of flying squirrels that my mother and I raised from babies about 20 years ago and kept as pets. I would carry them in my shirt pocket where they would curl up and fall asleep . They would also jump/glide to me from higher places throughout the house.

Asleep squirrel in the hands of Dr Doolittle ja ja

I bought a special chipmunk-sized trap, but all I've caught is four mole shrews.

For my fellow Guardian Jer

Lambsfoot content for today