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Thanks Jack!Just as lovely Ron![]()
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Thanks for the compliment Jack!definitely some neat stag there!! only way that can be better is if it was a straight no sway back![]()



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Thanks Jack!Just as lovely Ron![]()
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Thanks for the compliment Jack!definitely some neat stag there!! only way that can be better is if it was a straight no sway back![]()
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Are you not on my email list?!PM me your email address
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Thought I was,will pm you
Stonebeard, kookaburras have a great personality. They're the largest bird of the kingfisher family. They're one of the main reasons why, if you do see snakes in the Australian bush, they're going hell-for-leather from one hiding place to the next. Kookaburras like to hang out on high branches and swoop down on snakes, lizards and tourists' bacon sandwiches, and their laughing call is one of the iconic sounds of the Australian bush.
Hey, I didn't know you were a chilli-head! I don't tend to cook by measure that much, but I'd be glad to share that fresh, hot peppersauce recipe, my friend. I've sent you the recipe via PM. It's a good one, I think you'll like it!![]()
That's nice horn Jack! I can't wait to see the finished knives
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Got a few days behind, but it was great catching up on the past few pages. Outstanding information and pictures folks. I really enjoyed some of the history and photos of the file worked back springs and spines.
Thanks for the recipe, ChinI spent a considerable amount of time traveling for work and since my return I’ve neglected to make a favorite Mexican raw salsa recipe that was given to me by my wife’s step father, who is from Mexico City.
It’s going to take me a little time to track down everything for the Caribbean Pepper sauce, but it’s on my short list and will definitely be happening here soon. In the meantime I had easy access to everything I needed for the raw salsa, so I threw together a batch last evening. Of course the Guardians Lambsfoot was my trusty companion for the task.
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That is a great pair of TEWs, Harry! I always like seeing them!!
Thank you Charlie . Much appreciated my friend .That is a great pair of TEWs, Harry! I always like seeing them!!
Got a few days behind, but it was great catching up on the past few pages. Outstanding information and pictures folks. I really enjoyed some of the history and photos of the file worked back springs and spines.
Thanks for the recipe, ChinI spent a considerable amount of time traveling for work and since my return I’ve neglected to make a favorite Mexican raw salsa recipe that was given to me by my wife’s step father, who is from Mexico City.
It’s going to take me a little time to track down everything for the Caribbean Pepper sauce, but it’s on my short list and will definitely be happening here soon. In the meantime I had easy access to everything I needed for the raw salsa, so I threw together a batch last evening. Of course the Guardians Lambsfoot was my trusty companion for the task.
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Quite a troop you have there Gary !!!My lambsfoot roll call before bed each night:
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- GT