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Thanks Jack! It’s a beautifully made knife. I’d certainly like to think it is one of Trevor’s.Good choice Ron, that definitely looks like one of Trevor's knives to me
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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Yes, i totally understand. I am in the very fortunate position of never having made a blue in my entire life.
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Yes, i totally understand. I am in the very fortunate position of never having made a blue in my entire life.
I just hope I don't have to unload the double ought bold text on his @$$!
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Thanks Jack. That there is a Mini Morris Minor Saloon with a peerless lambsfoot.
When I was a young apprentice mechanic, I worked on a lot of cars like that Dwight. It has taken 40-odd years for me to view them with a degree of fondness, and forget (to some extent) what a pig they were to work on
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What sort of sauce? Whatever it is looks delic.Here ya go Jack! This is a gooooood Hazy. Haven't had one in a while.
The Barlow helped cut up all the veggies for my "sauce"
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I just hope I don't have to unload the double ought bold text on his @$$!
Oh noooo not the dreaded double ought bold text!!! The only thing more dangerous is italics...
Lambsfoot content.
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Idk I kinda just made it...lol, just baked all the ingredients in the over at 350 for 20 minutes. Has onions, garlic, basil, crushed peppers, salt, pepper, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, italian pork sausage with rigatoni noodles.What sort of sauce? Whatever it is looks delic.
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Try feeding them to a hideous vermin!
I don't know what kind of mushrooms these are, and I'm not eating 'em!
I have no rodent effigies to pose with a lambsfoot, so Ill just have to believe that the cat on the mouse-pad is resting after a rodent feast.
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The throw together meals off the top of your head, are sometimes the best. I have made a few of late while in lockdown, with just stuff i have had on hand. Great minds think alike.
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The cool thing was a lot of the ingredients came from my garden. Plus it's always nice to put a lambsfoot to work!The throw together meals off the top of your head, are sometimes the best. I have made a few of late while in lockdown, with just stuff i have had on hand. Great minds think alike.
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Here ya go Jack! This is a gooooood Hazy. Haven't had one in a while.
The Barlow helped cut up all the veggies for my "sauce"
Cheers Taylor!
Tasty-looking pics my friend Cruel!
Don't tell me you always rooted for the cat Jer! The throw together meals off the top of your head, are sometimes the best. I have made a few of late while in lockdown, with just stuff i have had on hand. Great minds think alike.
Same here
Perfect
You cannot beat home grown, and that is why we have the Lambsfoot in our pocket.
And a fine-looking one it is
Nicely done Good Morning Guardians! Hope everyone had a great weekend. I really enjoyed mine
I have a few deliveries coming together, including a very large grocery order, so reckon I'll be getting a work-out Have a good week Guardians 
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When I was a young apprentice mechanic, I worked on a lot of cars like that Dwight. It has taken 40-odd years for me to view them with a degree of fondness, and forget (to some extent) what a pig they were to work on
This made me laugh out loud! Immediately it took me back to the day I purchased a Rover - never EVER EVER again!
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.Was sent this by a mate of mine. It is of his dear old dad in his perfect place and world. On a country back road next to his farm, his beloved dogs and a mob of Lambs.
What a great picture.
Though, that ancient cross is actually one of a pair of posts, made from girders, and festooned with old car tyres!
LOL! Well it looked like an ancient cross.
No driving for me tonight
No pregnancy either I'm hoping.
Hello Guardians! I hope everyone is having a great day! I got my H.M. Slater in my pocket today. It needed to get out and stretch a bit!
Nice to see your Slater again.
TRIGGER WARNING:
The post below contains photos of cute, irresistible and just plain adorable little vermin
Are they red squirrels? 'Cos here in England our red squirrels are meant to of suffered due to some pesky grey interlopers from North America.
Maybe a couple of chores about the house today so it'll be my rosewood big 'un.
An ancient cross.
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LOL!
I hated the Mini, with everything crammed into such a small space, working on the engine was all skinned knuckles and frustration LOL! Well it looked like an ancient cross.
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An ancient cross.
It DID!
That's a much nicer one though A very nice Lambsfoot too