Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Onebigbill]

Good morning (or afternoon which ever the car may be) Guardians. A little overcast here in NC but I got my 3 mile walk in and was able to make it over to the gym for some time on the stationary bike. Good start to the week, I think. Going to be carrying my HHB again. I has become and old friend now and monopolizes my pocket time over my other fine knives. If it is raining I usually don't carry it and go with something in stainless like my SAK.

 

[cigarrodog]

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend It's STILL the weekend here, so I feel a bit disorientated, and distracted, (and dozy from a lack of sleep)! Hope your week gets off to a good start

Hope this week is good for you, Jack.

Good Morning Guardians
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Flitztastic, John.

Good Morning Guardians

 

[JohnDF]

I'm still partial to the .38

Yes! Me too!

Flitztastic, John.

Thank you, Harvey.

Such a clear, sharp, and beautiful photo.

 

[bigfish64]

Good Morning Guardians

Somehow you’ve managed to outdo yourself with this photo Harvey. Beautiful!

 

[cigarrodog]

Yes! Me too!

Thank you, Harvey.

Such a clear, sharp, and beautiful photo.

Many thanks, John.

Somehow you’ve managed to outdo yourself with this photo Harvey. Beautiful!

Thank you kindly, Todd.

 

[Fodderwing]

Pretty as a picture, Dwight... and the picture is pretty too.

Thank you John.

Gracias Pedro.

How're you doing Dwight? Great pic

I'm doing just fine Jack. Thanks for asking my friend. I'm glad you are a "little" better. Hopefully soon it will be MUCH better!

 

[JohnDF]

We needed a rescue from page two...

 

[Jack Black]

Good Morning Guardians
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Cool pic John!

I read probably longer ago than I think, that the Glock is the new 1911. People claiming there have been advances, and people claiming no advance on perfection is possible.

Let's not forget the 10mm.

I have a flat owb holster coming today for my Security 9. I find it awfully uncomfortable to carry even my .380 stuffed down my pants.

That's what I was thinking when John posted!

Happy Monday, Guardian’s. Hope everyone has a good start to the week. Nice scene here this AM Best,
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Nice pic Pete

Good morning (or afternoon which ever the car may be) Guardians. A little overcast here in NC but I got my 3 mile walk in and was able to make it over to the gym for some time on the stationary bike. Good start to the week, I think. Going to be carrying my HHB again. I has become and old friend now and monopolizes my pocket time over my other fine knives. If it is raining I usually don't carry it and go with something in stainless like my SAK.
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It sounds like your recovery is going really well Bill, that's great to hear Glad you enjoy your Hartshead Barlow so much

Hope this week is good for you, Jack.

Flitztastic, John.

Good Morning Guardians

Many thanks buddy, I love that pic

I'm doing just fine Jack. Thanks for asking my friend. I'm glad you are a "little" better. Hopefully soon it will be MUCH better!

I'm glad to hear it Dwight, and am grateful for the kind words

I hope everyone's week is off to a good start. I always find 'Bank Holiday Mondays', as they are known here, somewhat disorientating, and since I work for myself, they kind of mess up my week! Obviously, most folks feel differently about them! I managed to hobble down the road, to my favourite local cafe, which I've not been in for several weeks. Like most of the local businesses, the cafe was closed to the public today, with food and drink being served out on the pavement, but I was invited inside, and given free food and coffee. During Carnival, the local streets are completely transformed, free of cars, packed with people, and with every spare bit of pavement, yard, garden, and forecourt, covered with makeshift food stalls, barbecues, and bottle shops, each with their own sound system. After eating, I decided to finish my coffee outside, being entertained by an enthusiastic drum circle, before my mate, and his missus and kids, turned up. They live half a mile down the road from me, and the kids went back home for a toilet-break, while me and my pal sat on one of the concrete bollards blocking off the street, greeting friends and neighbours, and drinking beer. I don't know this feller from Adam, but spotted him, and told him I had a photo of him from 3 years ago, so I'll be emailing it to him shortly

When we heard the carnival parade approaching, my mate rang his missus to let her know, and we went to have a look. Unfortunately, we were well back in the crowd, and holding up my point and shoot camera with one hand, and hoping for the best, simply produced a bunch of blurred photographs It was a long walk home afterwards!

 

[Jack Black]

 

[Jack Black]

We needed a rescue from page two...
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Oops! Thanks John, it took me ages to post, darn internet kept failing Nice, crisp pic my friend

 

[JohnDF]

Cool pic John!

Thank you, Jack.
I enjoyed your pics from the carnival... some of those costumes are amazing.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

You tried one Tyson, I'm not sure I'd be bothered? I can buy Bushmills and Jameson's as cheap as the cheapest gut-rot Scotch, so they're my preferred whiskey for a Rusty Nail

I mostly drink whiskey (and whisky) neat, but one of the three or four cocktails I enjoy is the Irish Monk. The Benedictine mellows the Bushmills, the Bushmills makes the Benedictine a lot less sweet.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

When we moved earlier this year I noticed that our lemonade jar (which had been unused in storage for a couple of years) might be interesting to the Guardians. I've been holding off on posting this until we make some lemonade (it would be a great shot, jar full of lemonade, lambsfoot cutting up the lemons). Sigh.

But we've been too darn busy, between work and house stuff and a dog recovering from surgery, so we never made homemade lemonade this summer, and probably won't in the short time left.

So here's our cool jar, "Yorkshire Glassware Established 1898" along with a fine example of A. Wright's cutlery.

 

[cigarrodog]

We needed a rescue from page two...
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Nice clean blade&bolster. Flitz?

Thank you Jack. Brilliant collection of street photography. What’s the story of the man with the sign, needing help?

When we moved earlier this year I noticed that our lemonade jar (which had been unused in storage for a couple of years) might be interesting to the Guardians. I've been holding off on posting this until we make some lemonade (it would be a great shot, jar full of lemonade, lambsfoot cutting up the lemons). Sigh.

But we've been too darn busy, between work and house stuff and a dog recovering from surgery, so we never made homemade lemonade this summer, and probably won't in the short time left.

So here's our cool jar, "Yorkshire Glassware Established 1898" along with a fine example of A. Wright's cutlery.
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[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians! Got ole faithfull Axe Lamb today.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, Jack.
I enjoyed your pics from the carnival... some of those costumes are amazing.

Thanks John, maybe next year, I'll try and get some better ones

I mostly drink whiskey (and whisky) neat, but one of the three or four cocktails I enjoy is the Irish Monk. The Benedictine mellows the Bushmills, the Bushmills makes the Benedictine a lot less sweet.

Same here Tyson, very rare I add anything to it, even ice I'll have to give that a try sometime. What ratio do you mix it?

When we moved earlier this year I noticed that our lemonade jar (which had been unused in storage for a couple of years) might be interesting to the Guardians. I've been holding off on posting this until we make some lemonade (it would be a great shot, jar full of lemonade, lambsfoot cutting up the lemons). Sigh.

But we've been too darn busy, between work and house stuff and a dog recovering from surgery, so we never made homemade lemonade this summer, and probably won't in the short time left.

So here's our cool jar, "Yorkshire Glassware Established 1898" along with a fine example of A. Wright's cutlery.
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Wow, that's pretty cool!

Thank you Jack. Brilliant collection of street photography. What’s the story of the man with the sign, needing help?

Thanks Harvey, I think that might have been an attempt to caricature our current/former (nobody seems sure) prime minister. Folks seemed to find it funny. Feller offered his hand to my mate's lad Cillian, he wasn't taking it!

Afternoon Guardians! Got ole faithfull Axe Lamb today.

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Nice pic there

 

[Angry Waiter]

I'm still partial to the .38

I carry a J frame Smith in .38 all the time. Especially hot weather

 

[Jon0385]

Good afternoon all. Suffering from too many knives syndrome it’s unfortunately been a while since I’ve carried my lambfoot

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[cudgee]

Suffering from too many knives syndrome

In previous times that would have been seen as " Blasphemous ", with death by stoning.