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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Angry Waiter
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Good morning to all! Lamb putting in some time in the pocket. 
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Taking a break from the humidor.
CelloDan
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I haven't seenCelloDan around for a while
Has anyone spotted him? I do hope the old sausage is OK
Edit - I see he's still throwing some 'likes'Hope you're doing OK Dan, and that you'll be posting again soon
Thank you Jack
LOL John , that's a good one, thanks for the chuckle
Gracias Greg
Thank you Guardians
I am doing ok
All tests after the fall came back normal.My wife is now going through several medical tests of her own and that combined with some new responsibilities that I had to take on in the past few days have me a bit overwhelmed (I was never a good multitasker )
Thank you for the kind thoughts
, I'll return in a few days when the fog clears 
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I hope everything turns out well for You and your Mrs. Take care, my friend.
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You must have a really good sniffer.
bigfish64
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Sounds like a good day, we may have another snow day tomorrow, if the forecast is accurate.Good Morning Guardians.
I'm still off today, so I'm going to be working on my Jeep.
Good luck Dan, wishing you the best.Thank you Guardians
I am doing ok
My wife is now going through several medical tests of her own and that combined with some new responsibilities that I had to take on in the past few days have me a bit overwhelmed (I was never a good multitasker )
Thank you for the kind thoughts
bigfish64
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Thank youCouple more from the same series
Looks great, Jack.
Many thanks, Greg.Wow!
Fine image of your Lambfoot.
Beautiful old school tooling on the slip. Perfect accompaniment for your Lambfoot, John.Good Morning Guardians.
I'm still off today, so I'm going to be working on my Jeep.
Thats great news, Dan. Take er easy.I am doing ok
Always a pleasure to follow your nature sojourns.Thank you for the kind thoughts
Cool image. Love the tone.
Good Morning Guardians
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We were supposed to get rain yesterday, but it didn't happen... and we NEED it!
Beautiful Lambsfoot, Todd.
Thanks, Harvey.
That was my old saddle shop sign I hung in the window.
Another fantastic picture, Harvey.
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Thank you John.Another fantastic picture, Harvey.
bigfish64
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Thanks John, I wish I could send you some.We were supposed to get rain yesterday, but it didn't happen... and we NEED it!
Beautiful Lambsfoot, Todd.
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At the top of the photo, you might just be able to make out the bridge which links the two sides of the town. They had the same bridge since the English Civil War, but it was washed away a few years ago. They nearly lost the replacement last week
We went to York via the motorway, which bypasses Tadcaster, on raised ground. It was like crossing a vast lake! There's still a lot of flooding in York, but the water is starting to slowly go down 
Great stuff Bill, hard to get a decent pic with as many folks packed into the museum, as there were today, but I'll paste in a few below. Thank you for the kind words
Thanks Greg, that's a beautiful composition. I am worn out after my trip today (young children can do that!), so I think I'll be having an early nightWow!
Jack Black , all that water looks awful. I hope things dry up quickly and that the damage left behind isn’t as much as I’m imagining it could be. I hope you have a wonderful time at the train museum!
Good morning, Guardians. I’ll be carrying my usual today, shown in this recycled picture from a couple of years ago that I took as a nod to the style of
Enjoying it so far John, I'll let you knowThat looks like a fun read, Jack.
Enjoy your day off my friendGood Morning Guardians.
I'm still off today, so I'm going to be working on my Jeep.
Nice pic there Very nice
I hope you're enjoying carrying it Has there been any improvement Jer?
Taking a break from the humidor.
I hope everything goes well for your wife Dan, and that things settle down for youThank you Jack
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Thank you Guardians
I am doing ok
My wife is now going through several medical tests of her own and that combined with some new responsibilities that I had to take on in the past few days have me a bit overwhelmed (I was never a good multitasker )
Thank you for the kind thoughts
That's a wonderful photo You sound eager Taylor!Happy Wednesday I can already smell the weekend! LOL
It’s a little cold this morning!
Looks like a frosty start buddy, but it made for a great pic Thanks Todd, cool picQuick shot of my Lambsfoot in horn.
Hope you have a great day Jack
I hope everyone is having a good day. I'm absolutely worn out!
Here's a few pics for y'all 
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We got about five minutes of sprinkles in Sacramento. It's a start! Now if we could just get that to go for a week or so, and cover the whole Central Valley, plus a bunch of snow in the mountains, then we'd be in good shape.
Here is my hopeful Lambsfoot.
Campbellclanman
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WOW!!
Jack- stunning photo's of amazing old Trains!!! beautifully restored- its a shame we don't see more of those magnificent machines on the tracks for a run now and then!
Thank you for sharing these my friend.
Hey Dan! Fingers crossed matey for your Wife's results!
Jack- stunning photo's of amazing old Trains!!! beautifully restored- its a shame we don't see more of those magnificent machines on the tracks for a run now and then!
Thank you for sharing these my friend.
Hey Dan! Fingers crossed matey for your Wife's results!
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Yes. It had shrunk off the liner at the head end and seems to have filled out again pretty well.Has there been any improvement Jer?
I don't remember if I've mentioned that part of the trouble with my central humidifier was that I had the water to it turned off. ( Dam thing's a dam waste of money!] The furnace guy was here this morning and says the humidifier is fine (I had turned the water on a while back, which spared me some embarrassment).
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I thoroughly enjoyed all the pictures of the beautiful trains. Thanks for posting them.
I really need to take another trip to the Sacramento Train Museum again some day... it's a lot of fun.
I would love to be dining in that car.
We got zero rain here in Loomis.
My wife got about an hour of snow at work in Auburn.
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Slowly but surely, I hope.We went to York via the motorway, which bypasses Tadcaster, on raised ground. It was like crossing a vast lake! There's still a lot of flooding in York, but the water is starting to slowly go down
Fabulous!Here's a few pics for y'all
Looking mighty fine.
