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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Cheese on Toast for lunch, with a good splash of Henderson's of course 
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^ A very useful tool. Surprised to read that holes saws are not common there. Yes, get 2
They're usually of a slightly different type
I try to get at least 2 of everything
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Thanks much!Gracias Bill !
Love the pics of your HHB
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Good Morning Guardians! Hope everyone's week is going well so farHave a good day everyone
Hope you enjoy your autumn-like weather Jack. The photos of your HHB are as always fun and interesting.Cheese on Toast for lunch, with a good splash of Henderson's of course
Good morning Guardians and all. In one of
Jack Black
's posts he mentioned autumn-like weather...must be catchy because we're having cooler weather here in the Carolinas today. The temperature is in the 70's (degrees F)
this morning. Sure feels better than waking up to the 90's (with equal percent humidity)
. My HHB is in the pocket once again.
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Hope you enjoy your autumn-like weather Jack. The photos of your HHB are as always fun and interesting.
Good morning Guardians and all. In one of
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Thanks a lot Bill, glad it's a little cooler for you too my friend, though I was quite happy with the sunshine here
Nice, clean pic of your Hartshead Barlow I had my Sharpmaker out to touch up a few blades, including my Rosewood Big 'Un. My Hartshead Barlow didn't really need any attention, but I thought I'd give it a tickle anyway
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As the old saying goes.."You'll never get cut with a sharp knife".Thanks a lot Bill, glad it's a little cooler for you too my friend, though I was quite happy with the sunshine here
I had my Sharpmaker out to touch up a few blades, including my Rosewood Big 'Un. My Hartshead Barlow didn't really need any attention, but I thought I'd give it a tickle anyway
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I accidentally left Rose Beast out of my wooden Wednesday picture.
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I got it, Jack.Interesting to see how that blade has turned out, but the non-Lambsfoot content in the photo needs to be edited for it to be acceptable in this thread. I've edited it (above). If you could substitute that pic for the original, it'd be appreciated. Thanks
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I have a [] knife with a blade worn to a lambsfoot profile. This isn't it.
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Thanks for posting this Jack! It reminded me that I was going to order some Henderson’s and give it a try! Oh yeah! Thanks for reminding me I’m hungry too!Cheese on Toast for lunch, with a good splash of Henderson's of course
Nice photos Dan!Good morning Guardians !
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Thanks Barrett.Fantastic photo!
That mustard beer ....... I don't know about that one.
Happy Hump Day, y'all!
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...Unless you start taking pics with the blades half-open!
Good morning Guardians !
Prince Edward Island
Fantastic pics Dan
I don't remember those at all, but then that happens to me a lot these days I accidentally left Rose Beast out of my wooden Wednesday picture.
Yikes!
Better late than never Jer Thank you Gary, that's very greatly appreciated
I have a [] knife with a blade worn to a lambsfoot profile. This isn't it.
LOL!
Thanks for posting this Jack! It reminded me that I was going to order some Henderson’s and give it a try! Oh yeah! Thanks for reminding me I’m hungry too!
I hope you enjoy it Ron, but also that you don't have to pay through the nose for it
Good morning Guardians! There’s some great Lambsfoot knives and photos posted this morning!
Just a fabulous knife
Hazy sunshine in New England from the Western wildfires.
I hope that's the extent of it Dave
Great pic Happy Hump Day, y'all!
Imaginative composition Kevin, and a handsome Wooden Wednesday choice
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I think I will enjoy it. I’ve not checked the price lately on Amazon. I’m sure it probably fluctuates. Thanks for the compliment. Charlie’s Jigged Bone models are really special!I hope you enjoy it Ron, but also that you don't have to pay through the nose for it
Just a fabulous knife
Unless we luck on a nice vintage example there’s nothing to be had in bone for us Lambsfoot lovers! 
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Thee best piece of engineering Jack.
Just a heads up, I caught three programmes about the Battle of Britain which I recorded but I'm sure will be available on catch-up telly.
BBC4 on the 14th: Spitfire. 1.5hr documentary.
ITV on the 15th: Flying for Britain with David Jason.
BBC1 on the 15th: The Battle of Britain (the one were the actor Ewan McGregor flies a Spitfire).
I've not watched them yet as I want to settle in one evening with a few ales and appreciate what they did.
I'm pretty sure that was the case. I don't remember the reasoning.
Our clown imported starlings so that Central Park would have every bird mentioned by Shakespeare.
I didn't mean to say that red squirrels were imports to the US; I thought they were indigenous.
Could be wrong.
Really? So they infested New York 'cos of the Bard?
A bit like Australia then with rabbits and foxes. 'Cos that was a bright idea some moron had.
Sorry, I misunderstood you. Over here grey squirrels have sort of become dominant (to the point that in some parts of England there's a bounty on them), forcing the reds out of the deciduous woodlands.
The reds are now mainly only found in pine forests. So I just automatically assumed that reds wouldn't be indigenous to North America due to it being home to the pesky greys.
Thanks again David! Nice sausage my friend!
It was thanks.
Thank you kindly David.
Your welcome. It's great work.
I always thought I'd seen a red squirrel as a young child, as I can remember my mother pointing one out. The older I get though, I wonder if she was just talking rubbish, as her knowledge of flora and fauna wasn't great
Aye round where I live we never had red squirrels. There's a sanctuary for them up past Crosby in Merseyside. I've lost count of the times I've been, but I've never seen them there either.
You're not pregnant are you???
Not last time I checked.
I've just been using this hole-cutter to do a job. My mate with the tool-stall got a few of them a while back, pretty old, and not commonly seen here. I think he has one more left, so I'm going to try to remember to get it off him tomorrow, as I'd like to have a spare
Cracking. Installed a kitchen with them a few years ago and seriously they made the job ten times easier.
Cheese on Toast for lunch, with a good splash of Henderson's of course
Now available in our local Morrisons. Hendos. In Lancashire...
Good morning Guardians !
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Great pics Dan. There's something about lighthouses isn't there.
I have a [] knife with a blade worn to a lambsfoot profile. This isn't it.
Happy Hump Day, y'all!
Now hump day. That's when it's downhill to the weekend isn't it.
