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Sorry to hear that. Get well soon, Duncan. Beautiful Lambfoot you got there.crawled out of bed earlier today after spending 19 hours there - Covid finally got me!, feels like I have done 10 rounds with Mike Tyson
Carrying this gem, but unfortunately I wont be cutting things for a couple of days!
Man.... I find myself just staring at this knife! Love it!
I know how you feel! Wishing you recover quickly.
Looks like an awesome destination. Really cool pics as well
Glad you had an enjoyable excursion broHello Guardians. New tech for me. Got too play with some GPS goods at work. This little guy, when turned on, changes traffic signals to green for a couple hundred yards. We had to “test it” on the way to lunch for our Fire and Police brethren, since we manage the contract.
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The important stuff. I took a walk with my wife and dogs yesterday. What a treat. Here are a few photos.
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That's a nice harvest! Your garden is way ahead of mine. Beautiful lamb.
Get well soon Duncan.crawled out of bed earlier today after spending 19 hours there - Covid finally got me!, feels like I have done 10 rounds with Mike Tyson
Carrying this gem, but unfortunately I wont be cutting things for a couple of days!
Man.... I find myself just staring at this knife! Love it!
Cool gizmo Pete, and a bunch of cool pics too, it looks like you had a nice walkHello Guardians. New tech for me. Got too play with some GPS goods at work. This little guy, when turned on, changes traffic signals to green for a couple hundred yards. We had to “test it” on the way to lunch for our Fire and Police brethren, since we manage the contract.
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I don't think I've noticed the back-spring of your knife before, that's the icing on the cake Oh no!crawled out of bed earlier today after spending 19 hours there - Covid finally got me!, feels like I have done 10 rounds with Mike Tyson
Carrying this gem, but unfortunately I wont be cutting things for a couple of days!
Man.... I find myself just staring at this knife! Love it!
Hope you're going to be over it soon Duncan Great pic there brother Great harvest
I'll hopefully be able to post the photos from my weekend away this morning, but for now, here's one of my Hartshead Barlow with a beer I had at the weekend, celebrating one of Sheffield's football teams, and the one I followed as a boy, Sheffield Wednesday. Have a good day Guardians 
I would not have been as diplomatic as you i assure you.
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It wasn't me who was being diplomatic mate, not my wife's boss!I would not have been as diplomatic as you i assure you.
I hope Rough Ryder will make that one. They've been pretty slow with lambsfoots, though.
Thanks for the tour, Jack. [I was going to question the old Norseness but that's the sort of thing i should google.]
Thanks Dwight. We did venture downtown and make the courthouse squareThat gizmo brings back fond memories Pete. Made it possible to hit 5th gear down main street.
Sweet K'roo lambware and I like those pound twin turbos on a leash too.
Yes we will. Big weekend. I’ll try to bring a few choice beers.Glad you had an enjoyable excursion bro
Looking forward to catching up in a few days
Thanks Jack. The walk made my weekend. Really enjoying all the pictures you posted today.Cool gizmo Pete, and a bunch of cool pics too, it looks like you had a nice walk
Some really wonderful photos of the town and surrounding countryside Jack. Your HHB is looking great as usual.
I finally got a chance to post some photos from my weekend away. A friend was having a 50th birthday party, and had booked a large outdoor centre close to the ancient village of Castleton in the Peak District National Park. According to the centre's website, it is situated only half a mile from the village, and so I decided to stay at a pub in the village, The Olde Cheshire Cheese.
Unfortunately, the site is actually a long uphill mile from the village, and staying at the pub was less convenient than I had hoped, and meant I had to carry everything I needed (waterproof, warmer clothing, torch, booze, etc) up the hill, every time I visited the site, before tottering back down again in the dark (and rain, on one occasion), at the end of the night. I had a great time, but it was rather tiring.
Castleton is dominated by the 11th century Peveril Castle, from which the village takes its name, and to a slightly lesser extent, by Mam Tor (Mother Mountain (or Hill) in Old Norse), which is part of a ridge-line, known locally as The Great Ridge.
The village itself is compact and interesting, with quite a few pubs, and an ancient church, St Edmunds.
. Got my HHB with me today for luck.
Hope you recover quickly.
Love all the pictures, Jack.
