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Yeah it’s a crack, but it’s stabilized and has been chilling as is since I got the recovery done.Hope the quarantine is nearly at an end JoeIt's great to see you here, that's an outstanding collection
Is that a crack in the cover of your TEW?
My case wasn’t so bad. Hope yours is done quick!!
Better than snow!91 degrees at 10 pm. Sigh.
Sorry to hear that Pete, hope for a speedy recovery.
Love beer can chicken Greg. My buddies always give me a hard time because I use an IPA for the chicken and a PBR for me!
Glad everything went OK JerOOps, I meant to reply to the hoping I made it to my soundboard.
I got there a little late but no harm done. I didn't doze off with my fingers on the faders, either, though there was some danger of it.
Wow Greg, what incredible pics!
That country is just breath-taking Great pic of your Lambsfoot on the Yosemite granite, which I find kind of fascinating. That looks like a fine spot for a campsite Greg, and I'm glad you were able to have a fire 
Your meals rehydrated well, it's something I never tried, very impressive What a great trip, really pleased for you buddy Fascinating Dave, thanks for all your patience in explaining the roping to a total greenhorn like me, over the years my friendThose guys being that close to the chutes I'm guessing got a good time! My son recently roped in the Jordan Valley Big Loop Rodeo. It's a little different than most as they are roping horses not steers. To protect the horse they don't dally the rope when the feet are roped. They are only trying to rope the front feet here and thats what cost them the event cause they were several seconds ahead of the winning time of 18 seconds and the horse stepped into the loop with his hind feet too, a DQ. My son in this little video is the header and just to add to the degree of difficulty the loops in their ropes must be at least 20 ft in diameter. The judges actually mark their ropes with colored shrink tape. Hope ya can see it:
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So close. Had it headed in 12 seconds So the forefoot loop was thrown at about 14-15 seconds. They'd of had it won.
I find it really interesting I'[m not on Instagram, but I'll see if I can sort out an account later this morning, so I can watch the video. Thanks I remember someone else posting about their sausage-making. That sounds like a fun evening Leon. When I was a kid, my mother would sometimes send me to the one of the two local butchers, (there was Joe across the road, and Mr Baxter down the road) to buy sausage meat, which I think was the cheapest thing they sold. I doubt butchers even sell it anymore here.Me and some mates used to have a sausage making evening once a year, was a lot of fun with plenty of liquid refreshment consumed. They are so much better when you have control of what goes into them.
Rotten luck Pete
Sorry to hear that I hope it's a mild dose, and that you're over it soon my friend All the food groups!Some sausages from local butcher and some grass fed rump steak, with some lamb thrown in..
That's good to hear JohnThanks, Jack... it was a nice event.
That's raising kids right... staying off the phones and getting outdoors.
Yeah, all my friends are pretty good at raising their kids, and they're nice kids too My other mate's kids do so many sports and activities (swimming, archery, gymnastics, football, rugby, slingshot, boxing, various music classes, scouts and guides, triathlons, etc), the poor guy spends all his time just driving them around! Congratulations JJ!I went with a Double Lambsfoot Day for Sunday.
It's great to see you here I used to do a lot of solo backpacking, throughout the year, and really enjoyed it, the peace and quiet, if you can find it, is a real tonic
Thanks Greg, I've always found kids love the outdoors, and learning outdoor skillsThat is awesome! What an enjoyable day all the way around, Jack! Great to see the youngsters introduced to outdoor traditions
That's a cool way of cooking a chicken Greg, I don't think I've seen that here - mind you, outdoor cooking here is a rare treat rather than a regular occurrence!
Yikes!91 degrees at 10 pm. Sigh.
They're talking about a 'heatwave' here this week, but I doubt it'll get any hotter than that Rachel 
Good to see you here, and your Bapipe Ebony Big 'Un of course Sorry to hear that Joe, but I'm glad you managed to get it stabilized OK. I don't mind a bit of character in a knife, used to carry this old Alfred Blackwell regularly
LOL!Love beer can chicken Greg. My buddies always give me a hard time because I use an IPA for the chicken and a PBR for me!
Hope you're over it soon Pete I hope that everyone else had a great weekend, it certainly looks like it I had a good one myself, though not having any hot water has been a real pain in the backside. It got a little chilly here last night too. Hopefully, my boiler will be fixed today. That means waiting in, and it'll probably be a long wait, but I have things to do at home anyway. I might even do some work! Have a good week everyone, and enjoy carrying your Lambsfoot knives 
Haha... I miss those days now that they have moved out.
That one might have a little too much character for me to carry.
The arrow is almost as tall as him. Cool photo with the arrow in flight.I can remember mincing the meat for my grandmother as a young kid, but I've never made sausages myself. I've had vegetarian/vegan sausages where the only thing they had in common with sausages was the overall shape, but one or two that were pretty good too, though quite expensive
Hope you made it OK Jer
Good for you John
Very cool
Congratulations to your niece John, and I hope it was a good 'do'
Hard way to earn a living!
Thank you for the kind words Bill, I had a few gifts for Cillian too, and we had a nice afternoon
Great-looking Lamb
Thanks buddy
Superb photo my friend
I hope everyone is having a lovely day
Sorry that you became ill. Hoping you have a speedy recovery. Very cool Lambsfoot knife.
Thank you, Todd.
I know what you mean mate
LOL!That one might have a little too much character for me to carry.
It looked like it had been run over by a truck when I came across it! I straightened it out, and stabilized the bone with epoxy, mark side looks better 
Looking good my friendGood Morning Guardians and Happy Monday
I was surprised how long the arrows were for a kids bow
Thanks, just a lucky shot I used to know a guy years ago, who decided to take up archery. He bought himself a proper bow, and 3 arrows, which were quite expensive. He went off to some local woods (actually behind the Robin Hood inn in Sheffield, which has a Barlow connection), and 5 minutes later, he had no arrows! 
Think he sold the bow That sounds hot to be golfing in Bill
I hope you can keep cool It's always nice to see your Hartshead Barlow
Thanks JohnGood, he showed up... Hope he fixed it this time.
Yeah, he replaced all the seals, and it seems OK We'll see
Looks tasty Jack.I was just about to get started on lunch when the boiler engineer turned up, so just thrown together a sandwich, now he's gone
THanks Todd, it filled a gapLooks tasty Jack.
That's a great pic Todd, I hope you can stay cool buddyVery humid here this morning and it’s going to be unseasonably hot for the next week or more.
Hooray!
Hooray!
I just took the painful step of ordering another furnace filter. They keep rising in price, of course, but they usually last a year.
90 degrees today and 100 for the next two.
I hope things aren't as bad there Nice TEW Bex Jer 
