Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. I’m struggling with showing off the horn

It can be a real struggle, often the beauty is very subtle, and not easily photographed

 

[Jack Black]

I'm doing well my friend. It is 9:30 am here and I and still in my pj's drinking coffee. Just enjoying my day off.
Have a fantastic day Guardians.

Sounds good Kevin! Glad you're doing good buddy, you enjoy your day

Going to need more than a stropping to put the edge back, but it made it through the day. View attachment 1741789

Nice work Todd, that looks like it'll sharpen up OK

 

[Modoc ED]

And an attractive knife Ed

Thanks Jack. That's my first Lambsfoot knife.

 

[cigarrodog]

Your picture takes the cake, Harvey.

LOL

It ain't no Ram but it's a horn.

And it’s a beauty, Ed.

Harvey, that is a REALLY cool picture!

Thanks

Going to need more than a stropping to put the edge back, but it made it through the day.

Nothing like a good looking, hard working Lambfoot.

but I wonder if I should experiment with a higher dose?

Bumping up in small increments might be one path.

Mmmmmm...Great pic

Thank you, Jack.

 

[bigfish64]

Nice work Todd, that looks like it'll sharpen up OK

Thanks Jack.

Nothing like a good looking, hard working Lambfoot.

Yep, it’s just about the perfect blade shape for drywall work.

 

[tmd_87]

A rock from my Ellie, “For your knives daddy!”

Hope you are all having a great Sunday. Enjoying the sun before my parents and my grandfather come to watch the big game.

 

[JohnDF]

A man can always use a lucky rock.

 

[WhittlinAway]

I hope that you have a great hike, and that the chilli sorts itself out, while you are out It's nice to see your 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot my friend I think you can spot here on the cutler's bench, just after getting its etch

Yup! I can definitely spot it! Was it really 2017?! Where has the time gone? I have happy memories of the lead up to and the delivery of that lovely SFO run of yours.

Our hike was really nice. Here Tucker and I took a quick moment to pose for a photo.



The hike was only 3.5 miles, but with nearly 700 feet of elevation gain packed into it, we'd all worked up an appetite by the time we got home. So, rather than waiting for the Super Bowl like we'd planned, we pulled the chili from the fridge, heated it up, and had it for an early lunch.



As is our Super Bowl Tradition, it's ladled on top of Tater Tots. BTW, the 2017 Guardian's Edition was on serrano pepper slicing duty.

Great to see you here again, Greg!
I hope you and your lambsfoot knives can have some great adventures on the trails in the near future. Since the pandemic began, I've been doing 50-60 miles of "urban trekking" most weeks, and have thoroughly enjoyed it. (Well, "thorough enjoyment" may be overstating my reaction to walking on snowy/icy sidewalks in single-digit windchills, but I do it anyway. )

Thanks, GT! It's nice to be back and also great to see you posting again as well, my friend. Your posts may be commonplace again now, but I remember missing your presence the last time I was anywhere near a regular here.

50-60 miles of urban trekking is an amazing weekly routine! Well done!

Going to need more than a stropping to put the edge back, but it made it through the day. View attachment 1741789

Great utility blade.

Nice work Todd, that looks like it'll sharpen up OK

Nothing like a good looking, hard working Lambfoot.

You said it, fellas! Lambsfoot kives love to be put to work! It'll give you its all, then after a bit of care and feeding it'll be ready to do it all again the next day.

Speaking of care and feeding, I just gave my standard buffalo horn and AR SFO (my most carried examples) an overdue touch-up on their edges. Looking forward to finding work for them soon.

In the mean time, it's nearly time for the Super Bowl. Enjoy it and the rest of your weekend, everyone!

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Fodderwing]

Hello all. I hope you are fat and sassy.

 

[cigarrodog]

The hike was only 3.5 miles, but with nearly 700 feet of elevation gain packed into it, we'd all worked up an appetite by the time we got home.

Looks like you and Tucker are having a Super Sunday, Greg. That’s a fine looking Lambfoot.

Hello all. I hope you are fat and sassy.

I don’t know about sassy…Hello Dwight. Hope things are going your way. That’s a gorgeous hafted Lambfoot.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. That's my first Lambsfoot knife.

That golden horn is very eye-catching

Bumping up in small increments might be one path.

Thank you, Jack.

I might give that a try Harvey

A rock from my Ellie, “For your knives daddy!”

Hope you are all having a great Sunday. Enjoying the sun before my parents and my grandfather come to watch the big game.

Awww...My middle daughter is called Ellie Great pic Taylor

A man can always use a lucky rock.

I have on my kitchen window-sill that my goddaughter gave me a few years back

Yup! I can definitely spot it! Was it really 2017?! Where has the time gone? I have happy memories of the lead up to and the delivery of that lovely SFO run of yours.

Gone fast hasn't it Greg? It was a good time

Our hike was really nice. Here Tucker and I took a quick moment to pose for a photo.

View attachment 1742115

The hike was only 3.5 miles, but with nearly 700 feet of elevation gain packed into it, we'd all worked up an appetite by the time we got home. So, rather than waiting for the Super Bowl like we'd planned, we pulled the chili from the fridge, heated it up, and had it for an early lunch.

View attachment 1742116

As is our Super Bowl Tradition, it's ladled on top of Tater Tots. BTW, the 2017 Guardian's Edition was on serrano pepper slicing duty.

Sounds like fun Greg, that's a nice pic of you and Tucker Great-looking chilli too, and I'm glad your '17 came in handy

You said it, fellas! Lambsfoot kives love to be put to work! It'll give you its all, then after a bit of care and feeding it'll be ready to do it all again the next day.

Very true

Hello all. I hope you are fat and sassy.View attachment 1742149

Great to see you here Dwight, I was thinking of you when we were talking about fire season a page or two back. Hope you're keeping well my friend That's a great pic of a a great-looking knife Looks like you put a nice edge on it too

Good morning Guardians, I hope you all enjoyed Super Bowl. I'm afraid I was asleep in bed during the game, but I checked the final score, and a brief synopsis of the play this morning - I understood the score at least! Valentine's Day today (just a reminder, in case you forgot! ). Have a good week everyone Starting mine with my Hartshead Barlow, and some cheese on toast

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[bigfish64]

Good morning Guardians, I hope you all enjoyed Super Bowl. I'm afraid I was asleep in bed during the game, but I checked the final score, and a brief synopsis of the play this morning - I understood the score at least! Valentine's Day today (just a reminder, in case you forgot! ). Have a good week everyone Starting mine with my Hartshead Barlow, and some cheese on toast

Looks tasty Jack, it’s leftovers from the game last night for lunch, probably for the next several days. Have a great day Guardians.

 

[WhittlinAway]

Looks like you and Tucker are having a Super Sunday, Greg. That’s a fine looking Lambfoot.

Thanks, Harvey. It was a good day indeed.

Sounds like fun Greg, that's a nice pic of you and Tucker Great-looking chilli too, and I'm glad your '17 came in handy

Thank you, Jack. A lambsfoot is always handy, as you know.

Valentine's Day today (just a reminder, in case you forgot! ).

And, thank you for this important Public Service Announcement.

 

[Onebigbill]

I hope that you have a great hike, and that the chilli sorts itself out, while you are out It's nice to see your 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot my friend I think you can spot here on the cutler's bench, just after getting its etch

LOL! Indeed it is buddy

Real beauties there Jack. You have very fine taste in knives.

Great to see you here again, Greg!
I hope you and your lambsfoot knives can have some great adventures on the trails in the near future. Since the pandemic began, I've been doing 50-60 miles of "urban trekking" most weeks, and have thoroughly enjoyed it. (Well, "thorough enjoyment" may be overstating my reaction to walking on snowy/icy sidewalks in single-digit windchills, but I do it anyway. )


You're welcome, Dan, and I hope you're fit as a cello again after some recovery time from your fall!



Thanks for the nap recommendation, Harvey. On Saturday, the main feature in a daily email called "The Morning" that I get from the New York Times was about how many people actually sleep in a couple of shorter segments over a 24-hour span, rather than sleeping 7-8 hours consecutively.
Jack, your experiences with CPAP and Vitamin D are very similar to mine. I didn't find using a CPAP to be a life-changer, but my primary care physician recommended Vitamin D supplements at some point in our search for why I had suddenly lost massive amounts of energy about 8 years ago. Since then, I've been taking 4000 International Units (100 micrograms, 500% of the "daily minimum" advised by some government agency) each day, and that has certainly seemed to help my energy level.


What a fantastic four-lamb flock, Kevin!


A subsequent post suggests that your new pillow may be having a positive effect on your sleep quality, Jack; I hope that continues!!
I'm curious about the units used for the size of the pillow. If those dimensions are in inches, the pillow must be massive!! (I'm sure I don't have any 5-foot long pillow cases.) On the other hand, if the dimensions are in centimeters, it seems rather skimpy, especially in terms of height/thickness.


John, I've noticed that both this ebony lambsfoot and your ebony WCLF have a white mark on the handle. Is that just a coincidence, or is it an "identifier" you use?


I've been carrying Man Jack since Monday:
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- GT

The Senator I am privileged to get as a result of draggat 's GAW has very similar stag covers to Man Jack...maybe they are related? LOL

”Rain, rain, go away.” Here’s to some nice weather coming your way, Jack.

Definitely tasty, but not as tasty as your spectacular JB SFO ”Marilyn”. She looks great from any angle.


Super Ram’s Horn Lamb.

Thoughtful GAW, Steve. That’s a fine looking Senator. Congrats to Onebigbill . I too hope your friend is okay.

Good Morning Guardians.

…and now for some angel food cake.

cigarrodog thanks for the kind words. Your George Wostenholm Lambsfoot is a real beauty and has a lot of character.
Guardians, Post Super Bowl Sunday; it's hangover Monday but my Ebony is still hanging with me.

 

[screened porch]

 

[cigarrodog]

Starting mine with my Hartshead Barlow, and some cheese on toast

A brilliant start to your day, Jack.

cigarrodog cigarrodog thanks for the kind words. Your George Wostenholm Lambsfoot is a real beauty and has a lot of character.

Thank you, Bill. Really enjoyed the great read. A nice dark ebony lamb is a thing of joy.

Good Morning Guardians.

 

[FatRat1]

My 1st lambfoot.12 days in transit from Sheffield to Florida.Fit and finish much better than expected and real good walk and talk.I was disappointed that tang stamp wasn’t A.Wright…but i was informed that A.Wright uses 3 different stamps.I am very happy overall with my purchase just supprised the hand made knife arrived dull,it would only tear paper.Fixed now!

 

[cigarrodog]

I was disappointed that tang stamp wasn’t A.Wright…but i was informed that A.Wright uses 3 different stamps.

Fine choice for a first Lambfoot. I like the stamp. Enjoy its’ use.