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Hope you have a great week too Jack.Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that you're ready to start another week, working or otherwise. Kicking mine off with a return to my Hartshead Barlow, which has been neglected these past few days. Hope your week gets off to a good start Guardians
Same back at you, Jack.Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that you're ready to start another week, working or otherwise. Kicking mine off with a return to my Hartshead Barlow, which has been neglected these past few days. Hope your week gets off to a good start Guardians
Thank you Todd, that sounds like great weatherHope you have a great week too Jack.
Good morning Guardians. Low 80s here today and almost no humidity. Fantastic.
Excellent photo of your Lambsfoot too Thanks Harvey, that looks delicious, and it's a treat to see your Unity LambsfootSame back at you, Jack.
Good Morning Guardians
On deck is Mrs Butterworth’s ready to coat a serving of Brioche French toast and bacon.
Is it a holiday there Jer? Sorry for missing that folksI'm sure we're due for some rain, but I don't mind not mowing on a holiday weekend.
Your '18 looks happy on the lawn 
Sounds like a great day to live on a lake.
Everyhting looks delicious, including your Lambsfoot.
Those '18s are so elegant.
Thank you Jack.Thanks Harvey, that looks delicious, and it's a treat to see your Unity Lambsfoot
Thank you John.Everyhting looks delicious, including your Lambsfoot.
Dogs and Lambs go quite well together, John.Good Morning Guardians.
I'm kinda late posting pictures today.
Next weekend is the "Glorious Fourth", as my Dad would say. He would also say, "We need the rain". He had me to mow the lawn.Thank you Todd, that sounds like great weather
Thanks Harvey, that looks delicious, and it's a treat to see your Unity Lambsfoot
Is it a holiday there Jer? Sorry for missing that folks
Harvey I couldn't have resisted that one either. It would have been purchased before I even knew I had done it! Like Jack said, such a bizarre combination. That rig has a blackbelt in eccentricity. The cool factor is off the charts. I've always loved the saw in a knife. Don't have one though.
I hadn't heard of him Jack. Be sure and give us a report on the book.
Paradise.
Same down here in Dixie. What sweet relief!
Cherri had just ask me if I was ready for breakfast. I said "no thank you I'm doing good". Five seconds later I clicked on this. Alas..... Diabolically subliminal.... I fold....
Never thought of it that way, but you are 100% correct.
Great picture and lovely Lambsfoot, Dwight.
Oh we’ll pay for it later won’t we Dwight.
Super photo, love that wood.
That's a cool pic JohnGood Morning Guardians.
I'm kinda late posting pictures today.
LOL!
That saying about the rain makes a lot more sense there, than it does here Jer. It only has to stay dry for 2 days, and there are folks saying it! 
We'll put my friend
Harvey I couldn't have resisted that one either. It would have been purchased before I even knew I had done it! Like Jack said, such a bizarre combination. That rig has a blackbelt in eccentricity. The cool factor is off the charts. I've always loved the saw in a knife. Don't have one though.
I wondered how well he was known Dwight
The book is a great read, Burnham had an incredible life, absolutely packed with heroism and adventure, and while he was certainly a contradictory character, it is strange that he does not seem to be better known today You too Dwight, that's a fabulous photo of your '19
A quite handsome view of your SFO, Dwight.
Many thanks Dwight. I queried the sole AD who came up with the pattern. He simply liked the name(North American Game Warden) and he thought that the Lambfoot would be an interesting twist to the spear, which is on the others. The saw was used to cut off the spurs of roosters for cockfighting, which is no longer legal, but has historical significance. I certainly didn’t think (or know) that when I first laid eyes on it. I only thought that here is a Lambfoot, with a cool mini saw, a Barlow hafted in mammoth ivory, and only 15 pieces. An unusual combo. Weird, even. I like quirky.
I found a podcast, with an interview with the author of the Burnham bookI wondered how well he was known Dwight
Great photo Jean-Marc, that patina is coming along nicely
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Pretty good, thanks buddyThank you, Jack.
Hope your Monday is starting off the week well.
Good Morning Guardians.
I'm kinda late posting pictures today.
Hello Jack,Great photo Jean-Marc, that patina is coming along nicely
I was taking a photo of my Lambsfoot and Blue jumped up and "mugged" for the photo... I couldn't stop him.
