Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Another overcast day but no rain at the moment! 😁

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donn said:
Oh I'm giving up trying to post replies today, so please don't think me ill-mannered if I've not acknowledged you. This website is all over the place for me.
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It's absolutely terrible isn't it? :mad:
donn said:
I hope your well Dan; I've had concussion 3 times and it can take a remarkably long time for the injury to fully heal. 🤕
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I don't think I've ever had concussion, which is rather incredible really 🤔
donn said:
Wonderful pics as always folks. I'm repeating yesterday's as all I've done today is sit about waiting for a parcel.

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Been there mate! 🤨 Hope you got your parcel :) That pic is well worth repeating :thumbsup:
screened porch said:
Never!
I think it has to be atmospherics. Maybe I should humidify a bit.
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Interesting Jer. I remember a couple of guys having problems with horn because of the conditions where they live, including Ron Half/Stop Half/Stop , who had some bad curling on a horn big 'un. I've not really had the same problems here, except when I left a couple of horn Big 'Uns out in direct sunlight. When the sun hits my south-facing windows it can get incredibly hot, and now, I'm careful not to leave things out on my coffee table, as the sun is hot enough to start a fire! :eek: Good news is, in every case I know of, the swelling/shrinkage of the horn was reversible :thumbsup:
CelloDan said:
Thanks Jack :)
My neck and head are a bit sore and have a nagging small head ache.
I am very well taken care off at home by my wonderful ladies. I am also taking a couple days off work.
I think the ER doc wants to run a couple more tests to completely rule out other potential causes of why I fell as the fall was unwitnessed ( ex. heart, seizures etc ) but to me it's pretty clear …. I was skating and was out of practice for crying out loud and slipped on the ice :)
Anyways I'll get the studies done to go along with the doc and reassure my wife :thumbsup:
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It sounds like you're well-supported Dan :) Here, you'd still be sat in the waiting room at the moment :rolleyes:
euroken said:
Another overcast day but no rain at the moment! 😁

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Nice, clean pic Ken :) I hope the sky brightens for you :) :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
It may be that they are regarded as 'comfort food' here, because so many of us grew up eating beans on toast, but I don't think they should be underestimated, and are best appreciated plain, perhaps with just a splash of Henderson's, in my opinion. Unlike many folks here, I don't have them very often, but when I do, I never fail to enjoy them, and to wonder why I don't have them for lunch more often. For me, good toasted bread is important, (wheaten sourdough for me today), I also much prefer 'Branston baked beans, these days, to Heinz, which have been water-down in recent years. Give them a try sometime, with a strong cup of tea, with milk, on the side :thumbsup:

Two great photos there Todd, that really is a nice spot, just beautiful :) :thumbsup:

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There are many brands of "Baked Beans" here in the US. I happen this store brand that I think are made by Bush's but I'm not 100% sure. Looks like Heinz Original is towards the bottom. I surf'd the web here and found this:
We Tasted 10 Baked Beans and These Are the Best
  • B&M Original Baked Beans.
  • B&M Vegetarian Baked Beans.
  • Bush's Best Original Baked Beans.
  • Bush's Best Vegetarian Baked Beans.
  • Campbell's Pork & Beans.
  • Eden Organic Baked Beans—Sweet Sorghum.
  • Heinz Original Baked Beans.
  • Trader Joe's Baked Beans.
American-style baked beans are cooked with pork (bacon) molasses and brown sugar and the sauce is much sweeter and thick. These British-style beans are without meat, with a thinner tomato sauce with carrots, celery and Worcestershire sauce.
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I have finally got through. Started this year with a more positive attitude after what we have all been through over the last couple of years, but trying to log onto the Porch/Guardians is not helping. Just when i needed Bladeforums to help me through my self isolation/quarantine it goes on the blink, contracted Omnicron so been stuck at home for the last week. When are they going to fix it ???? and it does not matter what time of day or night i try to get Bladeforums up it is always the same, so has nothing to do with peak log on times. It is really starting to ---- me off, are they trying to fix it??? The only saving grace is that i have had a bundle of cutlery delivered, with some additions to my mob of Lambs.😁😁😁. Just Fix It. Please. 🤞🤞🤞.
 
cigarrodog said:
^^^^^
Sorry to hear that. Hope you feel well soon. I know the irony of getting the Omicron, despite virtual self isolation.

Communicating resolution progress would be nice.
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No, all good here my friend, had symptons for 4 days, but have had worse common colds. Came good on day 5 and completely brand new on day 6, no after affects at all, and no loss of smell or taste. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:👌.

That is one of my beefs, there does not seem to be any updates on what is happening, or even that there is as issue. There could be a complete thread on the issue, but trying to find it is the problem when you keep getting 522 Error Timed Out.
 
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Good afternoon all,
I’ve been taking the time get acquainted with my lambsfoot. I have a good understanding why many like and value this kind of knife, myself now included, but at the same time can’t explain it.
Considering it’s a “working” knife my picture today is my just got home from work pocket dump.
I’m getting through this thread little by little to better understand it’s place in the knife world and history.
 
JohnDF said:
Good Morning Guardians
It's Monday, which means, "Get back to work!" 😁
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Great shot John, our week may only be 2 days this week, pretty good sized storm heading our way. 😎👍
Jack Black said:
Two great photos there Todd, that really is a nice spot, just beautiful :) :thumbsup:
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I agree Jack, nice photo of a beautiful spot. Wish I could take credit but I think Bill Onebigbill Onebigbill took those. 😉👍
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Good afternoon all,
I’ve been taking the time get acquainted with my lambsfoot. I have a good understanding why many like and value this kind of knife, myself now included, but at the same time can’t explain it.
Considering it’s a “working” knife my picture today is my just got home from work pocket dump.
I’m getting through this thread little by little to better understand it’s place in the knife world and history.
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Nice shot of your pocket dump Jon, I agree the allure of the Lambsfoot is hard to explain. 😎👍
 
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