Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[chuck4570]

Love that picture. I have one of those stainless thermal cups too!

they are great for keeping your coffee and Tea hot, especially when you keep getting pulled away from your desk.

Stay Safe Everyone

 

[JTB_5]

You're right Jer!



I thought that was a new knife at first!

Very nice John

Ha! His hand definitely makes the AC look like a Big'un, doesn't it.

 

[Jack Black]

Good day, Guardians! Hope everyone is still staying safe in these strange days!

Jelly with some Ele's today

Nice picture Matt, hope you're doing ok yourself

Thanks Jack things are going pretty good, work is crazy busy, 3M is one of our customers and we have been putting out product so they can produce large quantities of N95 face masks, keeping us going 24/7. Both my wife and I are deemed critical workers at our respective jobs so we try our hardest to social distance the best we can, we haven't seen our kids or grandkids in about 3 weeks now, just a needed precaution now a days. Hope all this mess starts to subside soon and the world can get back to normal.

sorry for going on.
Be Safe Everone.

Crazy times Chuck, things sure have changed a lot in the past month Stay safe

 

[CelloDan]

Thanks Jack things are going pretty good, work is crazy busy, 3M is one of our customers and we have been putting out product so they can produce large quantities of N95 face masks, keeping us going 24/7. Both my wife and I are deemed critical workers at our respective jobs so we try our hardest to social distance the best we can, we haven't seen our kids or grandkids in about 3 weeks now, just a needed precaution now a days. Hope all this mess starts to subside soon and the world can get back to normal.

sorry for going on.
Be Safe Everone.

A big THANKS Chuck for your work during this crisis

 

[K33ncutter]

Wascally Wabbit.

It's my favourite whisky Les, so a nice present Yes, I think I will be OK for a bit I always find that when I stop drinking for a while, even just a few weeks, it takes me a while to get warmed up again, but I might have a dram tonight Thank you for the information

Now that I have to watch my blood sugar I have slowed down on my Scotch consumption. When I do fix a wee dram now it just makes it taste that much better.

 

[Jack Black]

A big THANKS Chuck for your work during this crisis

Well said Dan

Now that I have to watch my blood sugar I have slowed down on my Scotch consumption. When I do fix a wee dram now it just makes it taste that much better.

Ah yes, it's a treat for me too Les

 

[black mamba]

Same here, Les and Jack, just one or at most two drinks in an evening, maybe twice a week. A clear case of "less is more."

 

[Jack Black]

Same here, Les and Jack, just one or at most two drinks in an evening, maybe twice a week. A clear case of "less is more."

Very wise my friend, I find that with good whisky, you don't want a lot, you can just sit there and sniff it, slowly sip it, and appreciate it for the fine drink it is

 

[black mamba]

Jack . . . you're makin' me thirsty!

 

[Wild Ben]

My ebony A. Wright helped me today (on wooden Wednesday) to split-up a small Osage log into bow staves. Once dried and seasoned I will attempt to fashion longbows from them. The first step in a long process!

 

[Dschal]

Red chile enchiladas, New Mexican style. Just ordered another pound of crushed red chile to support small businesses—and have the best!

 

[cigarrodog]

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Reading some good science is preferable to the science fiction purveyed by some of the World leaders. Adding a glass of 16 year old Lagavulin to the mix can only help.Good for you. Cheers!

@5K Qs - Thank you kindly, GT. That beautiful Waltham is a perfect match for your beautiful Horn Lamb.

Good Evening Guardians.

 

[K33ncutter]

My ebony A. Wright helped me today (on wooden Wednesday) to split-up a small Osage log into bow staves. Once dried and seasoned I will attempt to fashion longbows from them. The first step in a long process!

Osage orange also known as bois d’arc or bodark here in the south. Good stuff!

 

[WhittlinAway]

I think it's the universe of English, trying to include all times and regions.

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing those pages.

Red chile enchiladas, New Mexican style. Just ordered another pound of crushed red chile to support small businesses—and have the best!

Yum! That looks so good! I ate dinner not long ago and now I'm hungry again just looking at those enchiladas.

We go through a lot of New Mexican Red Chile in my house, too. I'm planning to make pork and red chile posole this weekend.

BTW, I made chicken and green chile enchiladas last weekend using some Hatch chiles that I had in my freezer. My lambsfoot helped out by cutting open the vacuum sealed freezer bag.

 

[mitch4ging]

No, the neighborhood just up from there. Funny! It’s changed a lot in the last 5 years. Went back for the first time since 2015 last year.

Ok, Wandering Way area? It has changed a lot since I got out of the Army in '94.

Good morning Guardians !

Nice photo, Dan. Looks like the ice is about gone?

I'm throwing my WCLF into my pocket right now!

Cool shot, John! Before I read the origins of the brand, I thought the Rocking E.T. was all you!

I've lost just shy of 100-pounds since my journey started. I've gained about 2-pounds this last week but I need to put more weight on. To that end, I'm going to start drinking two beers a day. I think I'm going to start with a Dark Sierra Nevada Beer. Beer gut soon to follow.

Liquid bread! It will surely help you get back on your feet! Great shot of your HHB, Ed!

Seems like a reasonable beginner project and I decided to pack light when fishing my local streams this year.

Perfect! I've really been jonesing for a fishing trip!

Thanks GT, I've aged badly since then!

Wow! I really need to get your autograph! cool, Jack!
They put me on the cover of the Spearhead magazine once, but nothing that would be brag worthy! May need a rolaids after this.

Thanks for indulging me.
This slip seems to be made for the WCLF.

If you could send that to me, I'll give 'er the old QC check for you! Shouldn't take more than a year or two! Perfect match, John!

Working from home today, but made a brief foray to the store for necessities. Couldn't find any Starbucks coffee, though. Or toilet paper. But got bread, milk, eggs, wine, and a bunch of fruits and vegetables.

Stay safe, Guardians.

No coffee? Not cool, Vince! We bought 4 bags of the French Roast at Sam's before all this madness started.
Good looking shot of your Rosewood (?) though!

Hope you are doing well despite all the current challenges. Beautififul Horn hafted Lamb Foot , no matter the setting.

Thanks, Harvey, we're doing good here, hope you and yours are all well!
Thank you for the compliment on the Lambsfoot, mi hombre!

Good Afternoon Guardians.

nuff said. 1-XL

Ari. Our 24-7 Social Distance Enforcer.

Very cool photos, Harvey! We have an ill-tempered Enforcer as well! Perfect description for them!
Sophie, as she stomps her paw and dares me to play...

Morning Guardians, hope everyone is doing OK, been a long month hasn't it? Stay safe folks

It has been a long month, Jack! Here's to better news this month! Hope you are staying safe as well!! Wonder shot of your HHB!

That's an interesting patina there.

Thanks, David. Did it all on its own!

Good to see you maintaining hand hygiene there Harvey.

Old "Scapegoat Hill" lol! Cool photo!

Dennis, you got my attention with your menu item! Good to see you here; you're a genuine patina artist!

Love warm homemade bread with honey!
Thank you for the compliment, Gary! It's great to be here for sure!

Lam Jack wasting time:

Fantastic photo, Gary! Timeless Lambsfoot!

I just took delivery of a bottle of Lagavulin No pics, as it's still in quarantine, but it looks a lot like this, but hopefully with twice as much whisky in it


Just been looking in my booze cupboard, and the even larger overspill booze cupboard, and I don't think I'm going to run out of whisky for a while!

I have yet to try Lagavulin, one day perhaps. At least you are stocked up on the essentials !

Work again today
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Cool photo, Chuck! Perfect tools for the day@

It's an uphill climb.
I recently looked up that song "about the swans, how they live in the park". Obviously very deep and heavy stuff. Turns out it's called Badge because Eric Clapton misread George Harrison's "bridge" on the MS. The lyrics are mysterious because they are rhyming fragments from George's drinking bouts with Ringo.

I heard Eric Clapton tell that story once as well. Still, a great song!
Love the swan with the badge! Nice inclusion of the Lambsfoots!

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AC with Ezra as hand model.

Great photo, Josh! I too thought that was a huge knife!

Good Morning Guardians

Ah, nice! Lovely photo, John!

It's my favourite whisky Les, so a nice present Yes, I think I will be OK for a bit I always find that when I stop drinking for a while, even just a few weeks, it takes me a while to get warmed up again, but I might have a dram tonight Thank you for the information

Still one of my favorite albums, with Duane Allman and Eric trading licks, and Bobby Whitlock's backup vocals. But, yeah, probably not much of a brain trust considering their .... state?

My Lambsfoot of choice for today just happens to be clad in Ebony! All you Guardians please stay safe out there!

Awsome foto, Ron!! Such great woody goodness!

I don't know if Buffalo Horn covered Lambfoot knives are popular in Hawaii but Spam sure is.

Lol!

Good day, Guardians! Hope everyone is still staying safe in these strange days!

Jelly with some Ele's today

I bet the Ele's ate the peanutbutter! Nice shot !

Once dried and seasoned I will attempt to fashion longbows from them. The first step in a long process!

Awsome stuff, Matt! Osage is some great wood! Great skillset you have, making bows out of raw materials!

Red chile enchiladas, New Mexican style. Just ordered another pound of crushed red chile to support small businesses—and have the best!

Growing up in SW New Mexico, a popular way to serve enchiladas, and the way my mom made them, was flat stacked in layers with a fried egg on top. Still my favorite way to eat them, but I love them any way!

Well, here's to better times coming on the horizon!

 

[Prester John]

No coffee? Not cool, Vince! We bought 4 bags of the French Roast at Sam's before all this madness started.
Good looking shot of your Rosewood (?) though!

Thanks, Dennis. We have some Starbucks, usually several bags. I scored a pound today at a Starbucks store (had to use the drive-thru). I mustn't run out of coffee!

They put me on the cover of the Spearhead magazine once, but nothing that would be brag worthy! May need a rolaids after this.

Looking mean! Yes, Drill Sergeant!

Well, here's to better times coming on the horizon!

To better times:

 

[Pàdruig]

I'll drink to better times as well, Vince!

 

[tmd_87]

Red chile enchiladas, New Mexican style. Just ordered another pound of crushed red chile to support small businesses—and have the best!

Looks good!!! Now I need some enchiladas....

 

[tmd_87]

My ebony A. Wright helped me today (on wooden Wednesday) to split-up a small Osage log into bow staves. Once dried and seasoned I will attempt to fashion longbows from them. The first step in a long process!View attachment 1313778 View attachment 1313782 View attachment 1313786

Very cool!!!! Love to see the progression on this project!!

 

[Jack Black]

My ebony A. Wright helped me today (on wooden Wednesday) to split-up a small Osage log into bow staves. Once dried and seasoned I will attempt to fashion longbows from them. The first step in a long process!View attachment 1313778 View attachment 1313782 View attachment 1313786

Great work Ben

Red chile enchiladas, New Mexican style. Just ordered another pound of crushed red chile to support small businesses—and have the best!

That looks very tasty Dave, nice pic

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Reading some good science is preferable to the science fiction purveyed by some of the World leaders. Adding a glass of 16 year old Lagavulin to the mix can only help.Good for you. Cheers!

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Good Evening Guardians.
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Yes indeed Harvey, thank you

Wow! I really need to get your autograph! cool, Jack!
They put me on the cover of the Spearhead magazine once, but nothing that would be brag worthy! May need a rolaids after this.

LOL That's very cool Dennis, great pic my friend

It has been a long month, Jack! Here's to better news this month! Hope you are staying safe as well!! Wonder shot of your HHB!

Hope so Dennis Thanks a lot pal

I have yet to try Lagavulin, one day perhaps. At least you are stocked up on the essentials !

You're definitely in for a treat

Still one of my favorite albums, with Duane Allman and Eric trading licks, and Bobby Whitlock's backup vocals. But, yeah, probably not much of a brain trust considering their .... state?

Definitely a classic buddy, I couldn't count the number of times I've listened to that album I love jazz, but most of the legends were junkies, and several of them were in and out of Camarrillo !

Talking of Camarillo, I was never a Tony Christie fan, but he lived up the road from me in Sheffield

Well, here's to better times coming on the horizon!

Cheers Dennis

To better times:

To happy days

I'll drink to better times as well, Vince!

Cheers Dylan, I'm raising my morning cuppa! Nice composition there my friend

Morning Guardians, hope everyone is doing OK. I might have to go into the city centre today, to pick up a prescription, which should be interesting Have a good day folks, and stay safe