Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

cudgee said:
the scenes and numbers of the Corona virus are just frightening
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I’m reminded of an old expression: “You can bring a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.” Appreciate your concern.

Jack Black said:
Thanks Harvey :) Nice doohickey :cool: Here's one of mine :thumbsup:
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Big fan of doohickeys:D

Jack Black said:
Just had my toast and marmalade with my Charlie Lamb :) :thumbsup:
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Yummy!

Jack Black said:
The closest town of any size to me, other than Leeds itself, is Harrogate, and there's some beautiful countryside between the two.
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Brilliant blog of your hiking adventure, Jack.

Onebigbill said:
Thought I would choose this one today but I may switch back to my "other" lambfoot later on.
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Excellent image of your Hartshead, Bill.

Good Afternoon Guardians
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JohnDF said:
I wore Wranglers to my Prom. :D
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1964 was a better year:
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My most used of my four.
 
Half/Stop said:
Yes Joanne was there! :cool: Lyle actually sat at Charlie’s table some of the time also. You can only imagine the wealth of knife knowledge with those two together! :D It was great to see everyone. :cool: Especially Charlie with the issues he had last year! :thumbsup: I know this may sound strange to the ones here that know me, but deep down I’m really glad they canceled the Rendezvous. It’s just not a safe time for some of us older knife enthusiasts! :( I’m hopeful that next year will bring a much better time for us all! Your DamLamb is one more beautiful knife Jack! It’s such a treat to see it again! :) :thumbsup:
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Sounds fantastic Ron :) Yes, the start of last year was a worrying time wasn't it? Charlie has been incredible :) I know what you mean, the average age of the pre-lockdown regulars visiting my mate's tool stall is probably over 70, so I hope the older fellers stay away, and stay safe :thumbsup: Thank you very much my friend :) :thumbsup:

JohnDF said:
As promised...
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I'm hungry like the wolf! :D Looks great John :) :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
What's wrong with that?
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(That's me on the right. Not a recent pic.)
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:D :cool: :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
All the guys were wearing leisure suits back then! That's the only one I ever had. Bad decade for fashion. :eek::p:D:cool:
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Wasn't it just! :D Nice to have the memories though Vince :) :thumbsup:

JohnDF said:
I wore Wranglers to my Prom. :D
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You leave the spurs at home John?! :p :D :thumbsup:

cigarrodog said:
Big fan of doohickeys:D


Yummy!


Brilliant blog of your hiking adventure, Jack.


Excellent image of your Hartshead, Bill.

Good Afternoon Guardians
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Me too buddy :D Thanks for the kind words Harvey, great pic of your slim Sheffield :cool: :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
1964 was a better year:
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My most used of my four.
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Great pics Vince :D :cool: :thumbsup:

It's Beer o'clock here in Yorkshire ;) :thumbsup:

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Prester John said:
All the guys were wearing leisure suits back then! That's the only one I ever had. Bad decade for fashion. :eek::p:D:cool:
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You guys just keep on keeping on! :eek: I wasn’t going to own up to it but, I DEFINITELY HAD SOME POLYESTER BELL BOTTOM LEISURE SUITS IN THE 70’s! I had a light blue one, notice I didn’t say Baby Blue! I also had one that was a pale green plaid! I had my zippered Dingo Boots and my hair was collar length. ;) Fortunately I can’t find any photographic proof. :p Well I really didn’t look that hard! :p:eek::D:cool: I always had a knife in my pocket from ‘72 forward, but it wasn’t one like these! ;)

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Half/Stop said:
You guys just keep on keeping on! :eek: I wasn’t going to own up to it but, I DEFINITELY HAD SOME POLYESTER BELL BOTTOM LEISURE SUITS IN THE 70’s! I had a light blue one, notice I didn’t say Baby Blue! I also had one that was a pale green plaid! I had my zippered Dingo Boots and my hair was collar length. ;) Fortunately I can’t find any photographic proof. :p Well I really didn’t look that hard! :p:eek::D:cool: I always had a knife in my pocket from ‘72 forward, but it wasn’t one like these! ;)

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Did you wear Hai Karate aftershave?
I did. :D
 
Half/Stop said:
You guys just keep on keeping on! :eek: I wasn’t going to own up to it but, I DEFINITELY HAD SOME POLYESTER BELL BOTTOM LEISURE SUITS IN THE 70’s! I had a light blue one, notice I didn’t say Baby Blue! I also had one that was a pale green plaid! I had my zippered Dingo Boots and my hair was collar length. ;) Fortunately I can’t find any photographic proof. :p Well I really didn’t look that hard! :p:eek::D:cool: I always had a knife in my pocket from ‘72 forward, but it wasn’t one like these! ;)

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:eek:! Very good Ron! :D I don't know what it was like in the US, but over in England, when I was a kid in the 60's (I'm the same age as Vince), once people got married they just dressed like their parents (and their parents before them)! Then suddenly, the 60's happened! :eek: But they didn't reach Yorkshire until about 1968! :D Suddenly it went crazy, 'fashion' arrived all at once, and nobody had a clue how to dress! :D :thumbsup:

I was always strictly a Levi jeans and jacket man, leather jacket in the winter! :D I don't have many pics, if any, but I'll see if I can find at least one :thumbsup:

Ron, it's fantastic to see those two together :) There's quite a difference in the Ironwood, but I always really admired the few thathad the black 'veins' like in your bottom knife :) :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
Did you wear Hai Karate aftershave?
I did. :D
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LOL! :D I never took to aftershave, but I still got bought it at Christmas. I used to give it to a friend of mine. After several years of this going on, he told me he didn't wear it either. When I asked him what he'd been doing with all the expensive after-shave I'd given him over the years, he told me it made the toilet smell nice! :eek: o_O :rolleyes:

JohnDF said:
Couldn't wear spurs. I had to get special permission to wear the Wranglers.
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LOL! :D :thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
I was an English Leather man! :D From 1972, the year I graduated from High School. ;)

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That's a very progressive advert! :D :thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
Okay guys, this is a Lambsfoot thread. It’s getting late and we don’t need to get Jack aggravated before he retires for the evening! ;) :D

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Thanks Ron! :D Who knows where this could all go :rolleyes: Great to see the pile sides of those two :) :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
Very well.
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Cheers!
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Cheers Vince :) :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
:eek:! Very good Ron! :D I don't know what it was like in the US, but over in England, when I was a kid in the 60's (I'm the same age as Vince), once people got married they just dressed like their parents (and their parents before them)! Then suddenly, the 60's happened! :eek: But they didn't reach Yorkshire until about 1968! :D Suddenly it went crazy, 'fashion' arrived all at once, and nobody had a clue how to dress! :D :thumbsup:

I was always strictly a Levi jeans and jacket man, leather jacket in the winter! :D I don't have many pics, if any, but I'll see if I can find at least one :thumbsup:

Ron, it's fantastic to see those two together :) There's quite a difference in the Ironwood, but I always really admired the few thathad the black 'veins' like in your bottom knife :) :thumbsup:



LOL! :D I never took to aftershave, but I still got bought it at Christmas. I used to give it to a friend of mine. After several years of this going on, he told me he didn't wear it either. When I asked him what he'd been doing with all the expensive after-shave I'd given him over the years, he told me it made the toilet smell nice! :eek: o_O :rolleyes:



LOL! :D :thumbsup:



That's a very progressive advert! :D :thumbsup:



Thanks Ron! :D Who knows where this could all go :rolleyes: Great to see the pile sides of those two :) :thumbsup:



Cheers Vince :) :thumbsup:

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You know, I don't care much for a lot of the jigging on GEC knives, but they did a great job on the Waynorth lambsfoot. :thumbsup:
 
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