Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[cudgee]

Been doing some experimenting over the last few weeks. I have a drawer full of leather treatment products that i have acquired over the years, one of them is my go too, but for some finer leather is not quite suitable. I wanted something that combined the ingredients of all the good leather conditioners, and i may have come up with one. I am packing a lot of stuff into boxes at the moment and a lot of it will be in storage for at least 2 years. So i have applied this to all my leather products that will be packed away, and i have no doubt would be good for wooden knife scales, though would darken them some what i expect.

 

[Angry Waiter]

Thank you.
My favorite photo I took during the "snowpocolypse" was when it started to thaw, the agave leaves peeled back, leaving ice castings in their place:

I’ll find a few to share

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning Guardians, 7am here, and I'm on my way to the market, but I'll catch up later. Wishing everyone a great day

 

[cudgee]

Good morning Guardians, 7am here, and I'm on my way to the market, but I'll catch up later. Wishing everyone a great day

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[screened porch]

 

[JohnDF]

Looks great John.

Thank you, my friend.

Sleeping porches used to be a common thing in the days before air conditioning. Also, houses were built differently, with airflow in mind. I remember an old house we lived in for a few years with double hung windows and an attic fan. By opening or closing various doors and windows, you could control the airflow to either vent warmer air out or cooler air in. I found that if I closed certain doors, I could make my brother's door slam shut. He'd retaliate, and we'd go back and forth until Dad hollered at us to quit it and go to sleep.

That's a great story, Rachel.
We reminisce all the time about how we'd drive cars with no air conditioning in 100+ degree weather. But now that we have air conditioning, I wouldn't go back ever.

Looks like a tasty treat.
I hope you had fun at The Market today.

 

[bigfish64]

Good morning Guardians.

 

[JohnDF]

Nice image, Todd... Looks like a nice morning.
You are two hours ahead of me, which means I have two more hours to post my morning pictures I guess.

 

[bigfish64]

Nice image, Todd... Looks like a nice morning.
You are two hours ahead of me, which means I have two more hours to post my morning pictures I guess.

Thanks John, it is going to be hot today but it’s a beautiful morning and not humid.

 

[cigarrodog]

Good Morning Guardians

Turner on Naan

 

[btb01]

We reminisce all the time about how we'd drive cars with no air conditioning in 100+ degree weather. But now that we have air conditioning, I wouldn't go back ever.

Who needs air conditioning when you could have that little triangular window, or the knob you pull that lets air in down by your feet?

 

[seas165]

Carrying my senator today

 

[Modoc ED]

 

[Jack Black]

Hey, I won't chuckle at 104. That's hot anywhere, and you folks probably don't have air conditioning and ceiling fans like most places down here.

No, we're not really geared up for hot weather here Rachel Not that we ever seem to be prepared for cold or rainy weather either!

Sleeping porches used to be a common thing in the days before air conditioning. Also, houses were built differently, with airflow in mind. I remember an old house we lived in for a few years with double hung windows and an attic fan. By opening or closing various doors and windows, you could control the airflow to either vent warmer air out or cooler air in. I found that if I closed certain doors, I could make my brother's door slam shut. He'd retaliate, and we'd go back and forth until Dad hollered at us to quit it and go to sleep.

Anyway, here's a chilly winter Lambsfoot picture:

I found that absolutely fascinating Great pic too

Thank you.
My favorite photo I took during the "snowpocolypse" was when it started to thaw, the agave leaves peeled back, leaving ice castings in their place:

Brilliant!

Been doing some experimenting over the last few weeks. I have a drawer full of leather treatment products that i have acquired over the years, one of them is my go too, but for some finer leather is not quite suitable. I wanted something that combined the ingredients of all the good leather conditioners, and i may have come up with one. I am packing a lot of stuff into boxes at the moment and a lot of it will be in storage for at least 2 years. So i have applied this to all my leather products that will be packed away, and i have no doubt would be good for wooden knife scales, though would darken them some what i expect.

I always enjoy your experiments Leon

Nice slingshot and Lamb combo Jer!

Thank you, my friend.

That's a great story, Rachel.
We reminisce all the time about how we'd drive cars with no air conditioning in 100+ degree weather. But now that we have air conditioning, I wouldn't go back ever.

Looks like a tasty treat.
I hope you had fun at The Market today.

That's right John, easy to forget how relatively recent AC in cars is Thanks buddy, been a good day, I had 6 or 7 hours there

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Great pic Todd

Good Morning Guardians

Turner on Naan

Fantastic Harvey, a work of art!

Who needs air conditioning when you could have that little triangular window, or the knob you pull that lets air in down by your feet?

LOL! They used to call those little windows 'quarterlights' here! I think they were the main way car thieves broke into cars!

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Looking good

Hi Guardians, I hope everyone is having a good day. I had a long day chin-wagging at the market, but got home to internet problems, for some reason. I'm currently using my phone, but it takes me a long time to post, and the phone is barely connecting too! Hoping it'll settle down later

 

[Jack Black]

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Handsome WCLF Ed

 

[Jack Black]

Doughnuts and coffee for breakfast, chip butty for lunch!

 

[JohnDF]

Who needs air conditioning when you could have that little triangular window, or the knob you pull that lets air in down by your feet?

I had completely forgotten about the foot vents.

I always enjoy pictures of that one, Harvey... such a cool Lambsfoot.

Excellent picture. Now I want fries. Glad you had a good time, my friend.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Guardians
Getting a late start today, had to take my wife to the airport this morning, and then went back to bed.
She is flying out to Denver to watch my son and the Mandarins compete... Hope they both have a great time.

 

[cigarrodog]

Fantastic Harvey, a work of art!

Thank you for the kind words, Jack.

Doughnuts and coffee for breakfast, chip butty for lunch!

Breakfast and lunch of champions.

I always enjoy pictures of that one, Harvey... such a cool Lambsfoot.

Thank you John.

Good Morning Guardians
Getting a late start today, had to take my wife to the airport this morning, and then went back to bed.
She is flying out to Denver to watch my son and the Mandarins compete... Hope they both have a great time.
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Love this arrangement, John.