Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Having some pie with my afternoon coffee ;) :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
Having some pie with my afternoon coffee ;) :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
Quiet here today. Hope everyone is doing OK :thumbsup:

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I echo your comments on CelloDan CelloDan 's photos.:thumbsup: Just beautiful. Jack, you HHB is looking almost a scrumptious as the apple pie:D Isn't it a great knife for our pocket?:thumbsup:

Guardians and all, rainy today so I took my wife Toyota in for a service todayo_O. My HHB is such a nice knife for the pocket.:thumbsup: Recycled photo

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Onebigbill said:
I echo your comments on CelloDan CelloDan 's photos.:thumbsup: Just beautiful. Jack, you HHB is looking almost a scrumptious as the apple pie:D Isn't it a great knife for our pocket?:thumbsup:

Guardians and all, rainy today so I took my wife Toyota in for a service todayo_O. My HHB is such a nice knife for the pocket.:thumbsup: Recycled photo

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Thanks Bill :D Yes, as a long-term blade floozie, I still can't quite believe the extent to which it has taken over my pocket these past 18 months. Even on the occasions when I manage to force myself to leave it at home, and carry some other fine Lambsfoot instead, I miss it :rolleyes: I have plenty of other great-looking knives, knives which are at least as well-made, and many which cost a good deal more, and yet it is certainly this particular knife which has won my heart :thumbsup:

Rain here too today Bill, and still in a good deal of discomfort with my back, I've been indoors all day. Hoping for some improvement tomorrow :) That's a lovely pic, which shows off your knife well Bill :) :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
Doing fine, Jack. Just another day at work.
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Good to hear Vince :) Hope you're not having to work too hard buddy ;) Nice pic of your Hartshead Barlow :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Thanks Bill :D Yes, as a long-term blade floozie, I still can't quite believe the extent to which it has taken over my pocket these past 18 months. Even on the occasions when I manage to force myself to leave it at home, and carry some other fine Lambsfoot instead, I miss it :rolleyes: I have plenty of other great-looking knives, knives which are at least as well-made, and many which cost a good deal more, and yet it is certainly this particular knife which has won my heart :thumbsup:

Rain here too today Bill, and still in a good deal of discomfort with my back, I've been indoors all day. Hoping for some improvement tomorrow :) That's a lovely pic, which shows off your knife well Bill :) :thumbsup:



Good to hear Vince :) Hope you're not having to work too hard buddy ;) Nice pic of your Hartshead Barlow :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Jack. Desk work. Glad I'm not a ditch digger! Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course, but I would not be able to still work if I were. Bad knee, bad back, arthritis, etc.
 
Prester John said:
Thanks, Jack. Desk work. Glad I'm not a ditch digger! Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course, but I would not be able to still work if I were. Bad knee, bad back, arthritis, etc.
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Same here Vince :) When I was young, I enjoyed hard, physical labour, but I'm glad I don't have to do it at (nearly) 60. They've pushed the state retirement age to 67 here now, and it's going to 68 soon. That's no age to be doing a physically-demanding job :eek:
 
Good morning Guardians, hope everyone is doing OK. Got plans to meet up with a pal for a socially-distanced walk in the park this afternoon, so I hope my back frees up a bit this morning :rolleyes: Have a good day, and be careful out there :thumbsup:

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