Wow! You ought to move to south Texas.
Like Dan, an ebony regular is in the pocket today. But unlike Dan, I'm not freezing! Come West Dan
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Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Great out door images of your Lamb Foot Duo.
donn - Thank you David.another great surroundings image.
Good Afternoon Guardians.
Albert Oates
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I’ve got a theory on that blade cant. Rodgers (or whoever it is making knives with the Rodgers name nowadays) is designing knives that also function as boomerangs. That way, if you get frustrated with the questionable build quality and try to chuck it in the trash, it does a 180° midair and comes right back to ya!
Thank you for the kind words. I don’t believe I have ever seen a bad image if it’s about cutlery. Please keep sharing yours.I must say that your collection, along with your eye for a good picture never ceases to amaze me.... All I have to do anything here with is my phone. Perhaps someday I'll be able to compare with everyone else on the porch in photographic acumen and collection status. Until then I'll do what I can and just enjoy the awesome pictures and knowledge displayed here.
Thanks, Jack.That'd be considered a reasonable English summer day Vince Nice pic my friend
Thank, Jack.Hope the shopping went OK John
Beautiful pics David, wide open spaces !Well good afternoon Guardians. It's been a busy week for me but I did manage to get out on a walk on Wednesday.
Bridestones. West Yorkshire.
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I would in a heartbeat VinceWow! You ought to move to south Texas.
Gracias Jon , I think my lamb hates the cold too lolGeez Dan ! I don’t know how you and others live in those temps . I’m 33 yrs old and have only seen snow once in my life lol. Lived in Florida my whole life, not sure my body would function up north. Glad you are taking proper care to keep the lambsfoot warm.
"Go west young man"Like Dan, an ebony regular is in the pocket today. But unlike Dan, I'm not freezing! Come West Dan
Thank, Jack.
It went about as well as shopping can go. We saw some nice over-priced furniture and didn't spend a penny.
So a mass of warm air moved into our region with a considerable temperature swing from this morning to this afternoon.
We had been mostly indoors for the past couple days so we decided to check another place, about an hour drive, that offers skating trough the forest and other winter activities. It was packed with people ! Temp was -8 Celsius.
I took my Hartshead Barlow with me
donn - Thank you David.another great surroundings image.
Good Afternoon Guardians.
Albert Oates
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Old man winter was not pleased with my post teasing him. We woke up to this
I am getting ready to go out now. Just went out to start the car.
I am glad it started !!!!
Thank you very much. Plowing isn't so much hard as boring. We were lucky to have both of our trucks up and running for this storm, one truck makes for some long days...
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Lambsfoot content!!!
That'd be considered a reasonable English summer day Vince
Beautiful pics David, wide open spaces !
I did not know what Bridestones where so I searched a bit online and enjoyed reading about these spectacular rock formations
So a mass of warm air moved into our region with a considerable temperature swing from this morning to this afternoon.
We had been mostly indoors for the past couple days so we decided to check another place, about an hour drive, that offers skating trough the forest and other winter activities. It was packed with people ! Temp was -8 Celsius.
I took my Hartshead Barlow with me
Nice to see Lucy getting some daylight. Hope you both have a great day.Morning Guardians, hope everyone had a great weekend Thought I'd treat myself to another Double Lambsfoot Day to sweeten up Monday a little Have a good week folks
I've been on more than a few fencing crews, glad I didn't live there and have to deal with rocks.
Thanks Dan; it's hardly wilderness but on a weekday in the winter you come across very few people.
I'm not sure what the meaning of 'Bride' is but 'Bridestones' appears to be quite a common name for rock formations; certainly in the north of England anyway.
This was on the same walk and is one of the ancient standing stones on the moors above Todmorden.
I'm carrying this one today to remind me to sharpen it, as among all my Lambsfoot this is the one that holds it edge the least.
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I do like that set up in the woods for skating and such like. Is that a fire you have going behind your HHB?
Nice to see Lucy getting some daylight. Hope you both have a great day.
The HHB helped me out with some tri-tip yesterday.
Have a good week Guardians.
Thank you Jack , I enjoyed bringing along my special HartsheadStunning pics Dan, and it's great to see your Hartshead Barlow there with you
Yes, there were a few fires going on at different spots. We saw some young families even having a "little picnic" around themI do like that set up in the woods for skating and such like. Is that a fire you have going behind your HHB?
Beautiful David I love to get out midweek, sometimes, in winter, you don't see another soul all day
Thank you John, Lucy has only had limited sunlight today Lot of branches littering my street today, but no trees down thankfully
Have a good week my friend
Looks like you're living well Kevin
I don't really have the space to set up an indoor slingshot range, but I worked out that I could improvise one in my hall. I fitted some really light bands, to fire plastic ammo, and as I had all my work done by mid afternoon, I thought I'd have a practice session. All was going well until the pouch came apart, bit rubbish after around 30 shots
Went to change the bands, and the new clip set I'd fitted this morning had also broken! Think I'll be shopping elsewhere in future
You seem like an appropriate target to me, John!Aim higher...
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Great picture of a fantastic knife and my favorite childhood treat.
I used to hate it when I only got a sticker for a prize.
Thanks, Ron....
Thank you for the compliments Gary! Cracker Jack is a beauty from either side my friend!
Just call me efficient (or lazy ) for shamelessly re-using photos!Sounds like a good plan. I should use more pictures I have on Imgur I've never posted instead of taking a new pic everytime I post.
Thanks, Harvey....
5K Qs - Thank you GT. It is fresh snow crystals. Smashing Cracker Jack image.
Good Afternoon Guardians.
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Thanks for the confirmation.Yes sir, Knox College is indeed in Galesburg; Linus and I may have to pay it a visit in the next couple of days!
I'm impressed that you've got your guest working hard with you, Ben!Like most Lambfoot knives, the Extraordinary Linus works great as a carpenters marking knife, and of course...View attachment 1280345 opening packages is child's play for him!View attachment 1280344 Linus has been riding in my back pocket and faithfully handling all such chores for me this week as the perfect companion that he is!
Thanks for your remarks, Jack....
A pleasure Gary, those old catalogues are crammed with such an array of tools and cutlery items. All gone now, sadly That's a really great photo of Cracker Jack
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Prestigious pair, José!
That's incredibly cold IMHO, Dan ; -28C = -18.4F. We'll occasionally have windchills that cold, but VERY rarely does the actual temperature drop to 2 digits below zero (F). But Michigan is a peninsula surrounded by Great Lakes, and our "weather" coming across Lake Michigan (30 miles west of me) tends to moderate temperatures (but intensify snow fall).It was
Old man winter was not pleased with my post teasing him. We woke up to this
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Jack, Charlie and you certainly have something to be proud of with those lambsfoot knives you brought into being!!...
I'm having an easy day, hanging out with these two
Sensational pic of your ironwood Guardians lambsfoot, Vince!Wow! You ought to move to south Texas....
Interesting theory, Barrett!I’ve got a theory on that blade cant. Rodgers (or whoever it is making knives with the Rodgers name nowadays) is designing knives that also function as boomerangs. That way, if you get frustrated with the questionable build quality and try to chuck it in the trash, it does a 180° midair and comes right back to ya!
Those "groomed paths" for skating through the woods seem like a wonderful idea, Dan; your photos of them and your HHB are first-rate!...
So a mass of warm air moved into our region with a considerable temperature swing from this morning to this afternoon.
We had been mostly indoors for the past couple days so we decided to check another place, about an hour drive, that offers skating trough the forest and other winter activities. It was packed with people ! Temp was -8 Celsius.
I took my Hartshead Barlow with me
Really like the color in both photos, Jack, but especially in the HHB pic!...
Morning Guardians, hope everyone had a great weekend Thought I'd treat myself to another Double Lambsfoot Day to sweeten up Monday a little Have a good week folks
Splendor in the Grass, José!
Those standing stones are intriguing, David; thanks for the pics and link!...
I'm not sure what the meaning of 'Bride' is but 'Bridestones' appears to be quite a common name for rock formations; certainly in the north of England anyway.
This was on the same walk and is one of the ancient standing stones on the moors above Todmorden.
I'm carrying this one today to remind me to sharpen it, as among all my Lambsfoot this is the one that holds it edge the least.
https://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=10342
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Beautiful scenery, it looks like a marvelous place to wander around. I wonder of they are called "brides" because it looks like they are out waiting for their husbands to return from the pub?
You're like a knife, John; that grindstone will keep you sharp!
Wonderful grain in the wood.TEW Lamb.
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Sad days, but I bet kids these days would prefer some on-line content over a plastic whistle or magnifying glass.I bought a 3-pack to use for photos, and the prize in each was just an URL for a website where a game could be played. (Not only that, but the 3 boxes contained a total of only about a dozen peanuts! )
Or wear my down...You're like a knife, John; that grindstone will keep you sharp!
Beautiful horn on your Lam Jack, GT.Lam Jack for me this week:
Thank you Jack , I enjoyed bringing along my special Hartshead
We had a good time. I was a bit cold and stiff in the beginning but it felt much better once I got warmed up with a bit of exercise .
Yes, there were a few fires going on at different spots. We saw some young families even having a "little picnic" around them
NOT for us, lol. We would skate for about 15 min then go inside the main building and sit by the fireplace for a while before going out again.
It was cold !!!
It does look like a big windstorm Jack.
I looked at the fallen tree in the pic and as a wood turner I am thinking " Humm, what tree is that ? would that wood be good for turning bowls
Great that you were able to set up a mini range for slingshot practice
Couple more pics from yesterday
Jack Black Happy DLF day, Jack. Great images.
donn - Thank you David. Beautiful images of your hiking surroundings.
Good Afternoon Guardians.
TEW Lamb.
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I bought a 3-pack to use for photos, and the prize in each was just an URL for a website where a game could be played. (Not only that, but the 3 boxes contained a total of only about a dozen peanuts! )
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Thanks for your remarks, Jack.
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Jack, Charlie and you certainly have something to be proud of with those lambsfoot knives you brought into being!!
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Really like the color in both photos, Jack, but especially in the HHB pic!
Lam Jack for me this week:
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- GT