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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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”Laughter is the best medicine.”
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That's a fascinating piece of cutlery history there Mike. He may have used it in some unorthodox frames, but Taylor definitely seems to have had an appreciation for the Lambsfoot blade
Congrats on your first Lambsfoot, Mike.
I've see a few Sharks running around, but I think your stag takes the crown.
Thanks guysWow. So cool.
A Lamb resting on a bed of crusted Tilapia
You come up with the coolest pics Harvey
Another Shark
pic
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Texas was a sea bed a few years back. Pulled these fossils from a roadway project “debris” pile. 
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Thank you for the nice words, Mike.You come up with the coolest pics Harvey
Another Shark
Super nice find, Pete.
Oh my! Enjoy!
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I enjoyed the movie Harvey
My back is no better, but the laughs were welcome! 
That really is a fascinating knife.
r8shell
kindly sent me one of the more recent ones. The blade differs slightly to a Lambsfoot I think, particularly at the nose...
There is however, a variation in Lambsfoot geometry, even in Sheffield knives
Incredible Pete
Great finds Glad to see you're keeping your strength up my friend!
Cool pic My mother would have fed a family of five with that - probably twice over! 
Good morning Guardians, the media is talking about a drought here, and about banning sprinklers, but it's raining here in Yorkshire, which I think it's done, at least part of the day, for the past week
There seem to be a lot of local festivals, summer fairs, carnivals, etc organised for this weekend, so I hope they get some better weather. If my back is no better, I won't be doing much myself though 
I hope everyone has had a good week, and that you're looking forward to the weekend I'm carrying an Old Friend today, in the form of my 2018 Guardians SFO, in ebony Have a great day Guardians 
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It's been a while since I last had a toasted teacake (or 'toastandteacake' as one of my daughters used to say), but the bakery, where I buy my sourdough, occasionally sells teacakes, and they're extremely good
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My parcels finally got here!
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It was big but I only had a small salad to go with it... plus Bluey helped a bit.
Nice shot of your '18, Jack.
I hope your back gets better soon, buddy.
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Better late than never!Photos please.
I've never worn this style of boot before, but they have a good reputation for comfort, so I thought I'd give them a try Nice to support a company that still makes their own products 
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Looks good Jer
Go for it mate!It was big but I only had a small salad to go with it... plus Bluey helped a bit.
Thanks a lot JohnNice shot of your '18, Jack.
I hope your back gets better soon, buddy.
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