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Thanks Jack!Fantastic Ron!Yorkshire Tea is my daily tea of choice, but I love the 'Builders', never seen that one here!
Beautiful WCLF
I just brewed my first cup of the Yorkshire. It was very tasty! 
Thanks Jack!
I've just had a coffee 
Glad you enjoyed it my friend
My Sheffield-made coffee press
Yes, this one is what should be coming out of their door every day, f&f on this one just that little bit better too
Glad you enjoyed it my friend
My Sheffield-made coffee press
I just checked, and there's no mark I can see on the press itself, but it is a Grunwerg Cafe Ole press. The box claimed it was made in Sheffield, but looking online, there seem to be a lot of near identical models, so I have to say, I'm a little suspicious I never got the hang of pressing coffee. Every time I pour my coffee on an ironing board to press it, it runs all over the sides and I can't get it back in the cup.
Not sure how long it's going to be before I can next get out for a hike though 
Overgrown?My favorite knife posing spot is getting a little overgrown...
@WhittlinAway ?There's quite a lot of Guardians we haven't seen here in a while
@Cambertree , @AShearer , @Archie , @strokednbored , @navin74 , @Cutfinger , @bonzodog , @afultz075 , @tederdelyi , @traumkommode , @StoneBeard , @sitflyer , @dc50 , @pistonsngears , @Slim278 , @jerok8 , @TucsonMik , @OLd_gUY , @Jody744 , @ickythump , @draggat , @M.Hatch , @Camillus , @Stropping Young Lad , @eisman , @Mescladis , @jstrange , @Rusty1 , @Fodderwing , @DCMcElroy , @1066vik , @HEMI 49 , @lans8939 , @MadDuck , @dcpritch , @gunstockjack , @JustinR , @Ironwood Chris , @southriv , @Ron Sabbagh
I hope you're all OK, and keeping safe and well in these difficult times
Lol... That's turned into a small tree.
There's quite a lot of Guardians we haven't seen here in a while
@Cambertree , @AShearer , @Archie , @strokednbored , @navin74 , @Cutfinger , @bonzodog , @afultz075 , @tederdelyi , @traumkommode , @StoneBeard , @sitflyer , @dc50 , @pistonsngears , @Slim278 , @jerok8 , @TucsonMik , @OLd_gUY , @Jody744 , @ickythump , @draggat , @M.Hatch , @Camillus , @Stropping Young Lad , @eisman , @Mescladis , @jstrange , @Rusty1 , @Fodderwing , @DCMcElroy , @1066vik , @HEMI 49 , @lans8939 , @MadDuck , @dcpritch , @gunstockjack , @JustinR , @Ironwood Chris , @southriv , @Ron Sabbagh
I hope you're all OK, and keeping safe and well in these difficult times
Today I’m carrying my Waynorth Cutlery Jigged Bone Lambsfoot.Jack Black and Barrett @btb01 I think my opinions about hot tea have been influenced by the discussion of “Builders Tea”! I did some research and decided to try it. I liked it and will probably replace my afternoon coffee with Builders Tea. To make mine I used some Twinings Tea in a variety box we have on hand. I prefer a strong tea so I enjoyed the Irish Breakfast and English Breakfast more than the Earl Grey or Lady Earl. I let it steep for 5 mins in a large mug. To my surprise while I was at my local grocery store this morning during the Old Folks designated shopping time of 7 - 8 am I was able to find two different English teas to try. One in particular caught my eye and I’m sure Jack will be able to offer his opinion on the Yorkshire Tea and the Make Mine a Builders! Before I forget, I like mine with “Milk and one”!
Lambs help break the ice
Excellent Ed.Feeling pretty good today so thought I'd post up this
Oh what the heck!!! Here's another one.
Time to pull them off and get them sharpened. Rosie is along to help.
Good evening chaps. Just got back from a week away. My first order of business was stocking up on vital supplies.
I hope everyone's well.
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It would appear that my grinding exploits on Tuesday resulted in breaking at least one tooth and dulling the rest of the lead teeth.
Very helpful Jack. We opened and unloaded a pallet of pellets earlier, then opened a bag of said pellets to fill the stove at the shop.Nice bit of shopping there David, so much for the shelves being bare
Hope she can help you out Willie
Gonna get these teeth torqued back down and go split some wood I suppose. I'm flying solo today, my brothers girlfriend works at the hospital here locally so we're avoiding each other for the time being.
