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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Remodeling seems to be the way we are leaning too.
Housing prices in our area have went through the roof and have me gun shy.
I never though I'd see the day where we were shopping for Million dollar homes.
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Thanks a lot Todd, I hope so too buddyHope you get out for some fresh air and talk a long walk soon Jack. Love that Damascus.
One of the things I like about living on my own!I know, me too... but remodeling is almost as bad and takes three times longer.
Cool pic Todd
I know what you mean John, a house opposite me went for over 3/4 Million Sterling last year, and was sold within 2 hours of it going on the market!Remodeling seems to be the way we are leaning too.
Housing prices in our area have went through the roof and have me gun shy.
I never though I'd see the day where we were shopping for Million dollar homes.
When I moved here, barely anyone wanted to live in this area 
Hey, usually it's the other way around! 
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One of my girlfriend's students gave her these (they used to be called Opal Fruits here once), and she tried palming them off on me yesterday. They're far too sweet to eat! 
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You're sitting on a gold mine.
I loved them as a kid, but not as much any more.
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Thanks John.Cool pic Todd
Oooo…send the red ones to me please!One of my girlfriend's students gave her these (they used to be called Opal Fruits here once), and she tried palming them off on me yesterday. They're far too sweet to eat!
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My house is rented!You're sitting on a gold mine.
Well, I'm part of a Housing Association, so I can buy if I want to They are SO sweet!
There were some mint ones too, which were once called Opal Mints here, and later became Pacers. The thing I remember most, about both kinds, was that they were double-wrapped for some reason, and the inner layer could cling, and end up in your mouth, if you were in the cinema!
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Thank you my friend. I’m keeping on, keeping on. Hope you’re cough improves, and that you get to enjoy some fresh air, soon.Fantastic photo Harvey
It’s always a pleasure to see your beauty of a Barlow.
Thank you kindly, John. Belated Birthday Greetings to the Mrs.I've missed your wonderful dessert and knife photos, Harvey.
Your Lamb has such character. The blade’s markings and patina, as well as the beauty of the covers.
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That's cool John, I haven't even seen Spiderman hanging out in Leeds Market yet!Part of my adventure yesterday took me to one of my favorite comic book stores.
While I was there, I met Spider-Man
Had a quick visit with the Doctor...
And bought a fun new book to read...
Thank you for your kind words Harvey, that's another wonderful pic, you have a fantastic collection of vintage BarlowsThank you my friend. I’m keeping on, keeping on. Hope you’re cough improves, and that you get to enjoy some fresh air, soon.
It’s always a pleasure to see your beauty of a Barlow.
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Thanks, I will pass it on.
Thank you, Harvey.
It gets better and better every day.
I'm sure he will make it there one of these days.
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Thank you. You especially, and others here, inspired my passion for vintage Sheffield knives. Even if I haven’t alway been present, recently, the Guardians is my favorite Forum.Thank you for your kind words Harvey, that's another wonderful pic, you have a fantastic collection of vintage Barlows
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Looks like a ton of fun John.Part of my adventure yesterday took me to one of my favorite comic book stores.
While I was there, I met Spider-Man
Had a quick visit with the Doctor...
And bought a fun new book to read...
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Thanks Jack. That's one way of getting a patina on your HHB
Sorry to hear that David, I hope you find something else
Great pics David, hope you were wrapped up
Nice photos, David!
Sorry to hear about your job.Hope everything works out ok.
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Thanks Barrett. No that was the Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire that got snowed in, which is this place in the distance.
A colourful shot you've posted there.
I've barely moved off the couch today so a recycled pic.
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I hope you stay a while Harvey, it's always a pleasure when you're here my friend
Thanks Jack. That's one way of getting a patina on your HHB
I know the feeling David, I've got a few things done today, but certainly didn't feel like venturing outI've barely moved off the couch today so a recycled pic.
That's a great pic mate, I'd much rather have snow and sunshine, than mud and rain Just having a glass of wine with some pasta
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Comic book stores are always fun for me and my boys... my wife tolerates them.
