Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

dc50 said:
So far I'm thinking, the Ebony is the solid middle class between the Buffalo Horn and the Rosewood.
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LOL! I hope the ebony still counts as 'Blue Collar'! :D :thumbsup:

flatblackcapo said:
I too have a love for chopped Harleys and dirty Levi's.
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Also, in my opinion, it is the clean living that will kill ya. haha
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Great pic my friend :) Another ex-Biker here :thumbsup: Isn't that just the truth?! The ailments I suffer with are mostly the result of things like running, hiking, and rock-climbing! o_O

flatblackcapo said:
Thank you, Jack.
Looks like your woods walk was done in a lovely area, judging by the nice background behind your ebony Lambsfoot.
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Thanks Kevin, yeah beautiful, just on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, the bluebells and wild garlic are out here, and the woods gave some shade on the first day of a very unexpected UK heatwave :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:

StoneBeard said:
Another busy week, but I did make a quick Irish soda bread with dinner the other night and enjoyed a small pour of this absinthe verte with the Lambsfoot.

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Have a great Sunday friends, and thank you for the exceptional pictures and conversations. Always a pleasure catching up.

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Fantastic! :) :thumbsup: I used to make soda bread regularly, but haven't done so for years. I'll have to redress that. Yours look delicious :) Superb pics, as always, my friend, hope you're having a great Sunday :) :thumbsup:

I've been out hiking again today, and just stuck with what I was carrying the day before :) Happy Sunday Guardians :) :thumbsup:

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Where do you all get your lambsfoot knives at? I want one but haven't had any luck finding one at a reasonable price.
 
r8shell said:
I should be out hiking today, but the tree pollen has my head pounding. :( I got a nice picture of the Guardian Lambfoot in morning dew:
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Ouch! :( Hope you get some relief from that Rachel, that's a cool pic :) :thumbsup:

Grateful said:
I hear he is the guy to talk with. Lol After i posted my question I found one on line that might be had for a fair price. It looks promising anyway.
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Thanks a lot guys, we try to keep commercial discussion out of this thread Grateful :) Glad you managed to find a Lambsfoot online, feel free to PM me if I can help in any way :thumbsup:
 
Thank you Jack!!!!! :D I just wanted to show all the Guardians that the prize in the recent GAW has made it's way to Tennessee! :) I will post some more photos when I decide just how I am going to display the strip. Thanks again to all! By the way Jack, that's some dandy Sambar your showing there this morning! :thumbsup::cool:

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Half/Stop said:
Thank you Jack!!!!! :D I just wanted to show all the Guardians that the prize in the recent GAW has made it's way to Tennessee! :) I will post some more photos when I decide just how I am going to display the strip. Thanks again to all! By the way Jack, that's some dandy Sambar your showing there this morning! :thumbsup::cool:

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I'm glad it made it Ron (and a good deal faster than the one I sent Charlie!) :thumbsup: Cool pic :cool: I managed to find a suitable frame for mine, and have it displayed on a black background. Thanks for the compliment :) :thumbsup:

Grateful said:
It won’t happen again Jack.
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Nothing amiss in your posts my friend :) Just wanted to explain why there hadn't been more replies :thumbsup:
 
"A round bunch, as of worms"? I just noticed how weird that is. This is the 1941 printing of the Merriam Webster New International Dictionary 2nd edition unabridged.
 
scrteened porch said:
"A round bunch, as of worms"? I just noticed how weird that is. This is the 1941 printing of the Merriam Webster New International Dictionary 2nd edition unabridged.
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Ha! I was just about to point that out. :eek: Don't want to open up a ball of worms, though. :p
 
scrteened porch said:
I'm glad I didn't hallucinate this old spelling of clue, even though I misattributed it. I think it was this thread.
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I can't remember which thread it was Jer :thumbsup: You asked if we still spell 'clue' (a piece of evidence or information) as 'clew' here. My understanding is that it has not been prevalent since the 17th century :thumbsup:

Carrying this Alfred Blackwell today :) :thumbsup:

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