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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Very nice
Thanks buddy, that market is a bit of a disaster area!Good choice, Jack... Have fun tomorrow, and remember to keep watching your head.
Thanks mateOn current topic. Great wood.
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Beautiful wood!
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Knowing some of the Guardians love of all things rail, thought i should post this. A major rail derailment not far from where i am staying. A few days ago, a culvert gave away with the carriages only half over it due to torrential rain. A domino affect followed the remaining rake, they only got the Engines and carriages still on the tracks moved this morning. The difficult part starts now, they cannot get removal equipment and cranes in because they will get bogged. It has closed the main goods line from one side of the country to the other, has to have an affect on Christmas supplies and goods.
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Blimey mate, that looks serious!Knowing some of the Guardians love of all things rail, thought i should post this. A major rail derailment not far from where i am staying. A few days ago, a culvert gave away with the carriages only half over it due to torrential rain. A domino affect followed the remaining rake, they only got the Engines and carriages still on the tracks moved this morning. The difficult part starts now, they cannot get removal equipment and cranes in because they will get bogged. It has closed the main goods line from one side of the country to the other, has to have an affect on Christmas supplies and goods.
I hope nobody was badly hurt 
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Big Rose is looking good ! Have a fun day tomorrow and stay safeCool pics Steve, Cassie looks to be admiring your Lambsfoot
Going to have Big Rose with me
Cassie does love a good chew on her bone, I better keep this away from her
Knowing some of the Guardians love of all things rail, thought i should post this. A major rail derailment not far from where i am staying. A few days ago, a culvert gave away with the carriages only half over it due to torrential rain. A domino affect followed the remaining rake, they only got the Engines and carriages still on the tracks moved this morning. The difficult part starts now, they cannot get removal equipment and cranes in because they will get bogged. It has closed the main goods line from one side of the country to the other, has to have an affect on Christmas supplies and goods.
Yikes, I hope no one was hurt.
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No, but they were lucky, 6 times a week a passenger train uses this line. that would have been a completely different story.
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No injuries believe it or not.
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This is a very Wrighty photo, since Tyson Wright is holding some Wright's Hickory Seasoning with an A.Wright & Son lambsfoot while Mrs. Wright snaps the pic. (This was her idea - when she saw the brand name on the seasoning I was using she immediately said, "let's get a shot with the lambsfoot!" She's very supportive of what she calls my "Knifestagramming".)
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Great wife for her support, great knife in hand.....seasoning can't say.
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Have fun and be safe, Jack.
Brilliant image, Jack.Going to have Big Rose with me
Sure is a good looking Lambfoot,
That’s a Wright nice image.
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You got that Wright... hit it Wright on the head, or Wright between the eyes, or whatever the Wright saying is.
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Cool handles.
Thank you John!
Very nice
Thank you Jack!
Thank you Harvey
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Gracias amigo.
Thank you Todd.
Thank you Jack.
Much obliged Rufus.
Beautiful image John. I show love Charlie's lambs.
Real nice Pete.
Goodness gracious Harvey! What gorgeous grain! I love the freezing texture too.Good Morning Guardians
Very cool Tyson.
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Very elegant photo of that beautiful lamb John.
Great photo Harvey, the grain in those handles is amazing.Good Morning Guardians
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That’s Wright nice of you to say, John.You got that Wright... hit it Wright on the head, or Wright between the eyes, or whatever the Wright saying is.
Many thanks Dwight.
I thank you Todd.Great photo Harvey, the grain in those handles is amazing.
Love the woodsie look of this image.
Spectacular Ebony, Todd.Good evening Guardians, I’m getting a little lazy lately. Always enjoy looking through all the gift catalogs that arrive this time of year.
