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Sorry your team missed out on practice. Hope you enjoy your unexpected free time.
Thanks fellas. The rain cleared off pretty quickly after I called practice off and we probably could’ve gotten it in. Oh well, I’m a coach not a meteorologist!I thought you were joking about the pole vault practice, until I saw John's post, Todd!Hope you're having a nice afternoon with your Lamb
Coming from you Harvey that’s a nice compliment, thank you.
Well done, Jack.
Hoped it helped.
Here’s to a great outcome, soonest. Fine image.
Hope all is well. Hope you look into getting your beloved Lambfoot repaired.
A double treat.
Good Morning Guardians
That is a gorgeous lamb. I love the super dark scales.
Thanks Jer!
JTB_5 I hope your wife has a quick recovery mate.
Have a good one Guardians.View attachment 1839051
Thanks ever so much, fellas!Thumbs up for a speedy recovery for your wife Joshua. (pun intended)
When in doubt…don’t choose.
Looks tasty Harvey, food and knife.
Great Photo of a nice Knife!Jack Black ,
Lol, I had the pleasure of getting drunk off of a Buck Fast with a Scottish friend of mine. He had one of his friends bring a bottle to the state side while we were working in NY.
The story goes, which I don't remember, I was sitting slouched over, eyes closed and his friend came over and asked if all was okay. Evidently, I said something to the effect of, "If you hang around long enough, you'll see that this is a common occurrence for THE Ken..." that was like twenty years ago and my buddy never lets me live that one down, lol
As far as I'm concerned, it's a lie
Haven't pictured this one in a little while, but never forgotten...
Two great looking workhorses my friend! I can see why you couldn't choose between them!!Good Morning Guardians
I couldn't decide between my Usual Lamb and my Horn Big 'Un, so they are both getting carried today.
Great to see you here Dan, and with some great pics, as always, my friend
It's a sad event my friend, and a rare one, but I'm sure one of our highly-skilled BF craftsmen will be able to restore your knife, and all that will be missing is the well-earned patina on the back of the spring. Hopefully, you can make many more happy memories togetherI have not yet looked into repairs but will likely consider it.
It will make my knife useful once again even though it will not be "exactly" the same lamb.
Today we rode our bikes by a little green bridge that I instantly recognized from 3 years ago
3 years ago:
Today
Great photos Dan, why don't we get skies like that?!
Think I'm going to take a leaf out of
J
John
DF 's book, and double up on my Lambs, so I'll be carrying my Hartshead Barlow, and my Rosewood Big 'Un Have a good Thursday Guardians, and I hope I get a chance to catch up later in the day 
And if you can't tell the difference, just look at your paycheck.
Thank you, Duncan.
That spring makes me sad, but I love the picture none-the-less.
Hopefully you'll have time for a little bit of cake.
Beautiful backdrop to your cherished Ebony Lambfoot. Love the black framing.I have not yet looked into repairs but will likely consider it.
It will make my knife useful once again even though it will not be "exactly" the same lamb.
Today we rode our bikes by a little green bridge that I instantly recognized from 3 years ago
3 years ago:
Today
To a busy, productive, yet fun day.Well, Guardians, I will be making a trip to the market tomorrow, for the first time in two weeks. I won't be able to stay more than a couple of hours though, as I have an important package to go pick up, an important package to send off, I need to buy bread, I have a short business meeting, and I need to get back home, and prepare for my annual gas safety inspection, which is due at 8.00am Friday
Thanks Harvey, I hope I can get everything done
Those annual gas inspections are a real pain in the backside 
We used to call it Mad Dog 20-20.
Well, Guardians, I will be making a trip to the market tomorrow, for the first time in two weeks. I won't be able to stay more than a couple of hours though, as I have an important package to go pick up, an important package to send off, I need to buy bread, I have a short business meeting, and I need to get back home, and prepare for my annual gas safety inspection, which is due at 8.00am Friday
That reminds me of a comic character called 'The Brown Bottle' (might not translate)!
Barry Brown (aka Brown Bottle) is a character from the Vizcomic.
Barry is a reporter and a bank clerk who thinks he becomes a superhero when he is drunk on Newcastle Brown Ale. In reality, all that happens is that he becomes viciously drunk and passes out, but the twist in the story is that he manages to save the day anyway, by sheer accident.
Hope your trip to the market went well Jack. I still have my ancient feeler gage but haven't used it since the days I owned a 1962 Triumph TR3 in 1968. Lovely car. I set the spark plug and distributor point gaps with it along with the valve lash. I did this fairly routinely and that car never let me down. With the 1962 Morgan that I restored I went with an electronic ignition and had no need to adjust the points as there were none and I had a wire gage for the valve train. Sold the Morgan +4 in 2012. Beautiful machine that used a Triumph TR3 engine and a Jaguar transmission.Well, Guardians, I will be making a trip to the market tomorrow, for the first time in two weeks. I won't be able to stay more than a couple of hours though, as I have an important package to go pick up, an important package to send off, I need to buy bread, I have a short business meeting, and I need to get back home, and prepare for my annual gas safety inspection, which is due at 8.00am Friday
