btb01
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Good Morning Guardians
It's finally the weekend and I'm glad of it.
Going to catch up on a few yard chores and then go out shopping with my wife.
I'm getting excited about the house remodel, even though it's going to take almost a year to be complete.
My wife also agreed to let me buy a travel trailer so we have something to cook in while the kitchen is tore apart.
I've been wanting a trailer for a while now, mostly because my back doesn't like sleeping on the ground any more.
Lastly, we are going to put in an outside kitchen, complete with pellet smoker, gas grill, bar seating, and big screen TV.
That gives me a lot of exciting stuff to look forward to in the next year, so that should keep me going through another school year.
Sorry for the lengthy update, here's my Lambsfoot for the day, same as yesterday, and the day before, and the day before, and...
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That’s exciting, John!

Hope everyone is having a great dayI called in for a coffee and a croissant in my local cafe, before catching the bus to Harrogate, which has to be one of the most scenic journeys in Yorkshire - spectacular countryside, deer, red kites, all sorts of other wildlife, a castle, and you get a great view from the top deck
My first call was the antique centre, where I picked up this old gas-fitters tool. I knew what it was because I was asked to research one for someone a few years back.
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Here's some examples from 1911.
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Orvis are closing down their UK clothing stores, so I called into the Harrogate branch, and picked up a comfortable bush shirt. I was going to buy a Barbour pullover, but they were less than half as thick as the one I bought from there a few years back
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I was hoping to get an all-day breakfast somewhere, but Harrogate is a swanky place, and all the restaurants and eateries were packed anyway. I settled for a takeaway snack, and then called into my favourite Harrogate watering-hole for a pint, before returning home
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Sounds like a good day, Jack. That’s an interesting old tool.
I don’t have any new Lambsfoot photos to share, so here’s an old one.

