Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

The Bucket is also an amazing saloon. I should have taken some pictures of it...darn it! :oops:

Sounds like a great town to visit :D :) :thumbsup:

Here are two pictures, one outside the Bucket Of Blood saloon, and one inside:
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And to keep things on topic, I had this in my pocket today:
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Jack I was having a nap then decided to bake, wink wink nudge nudge, say no more ;);)
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Done :thumbsup:
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That looks like some tasty baking Rob! :D And is that a new Lambsfoot, I can't keep up?! ;) :thumbsup:

Here are two pictures, one outside the Bucket Of Blood saloon, and one inside:
sgbsjSt.jpg

lpmJGic.jpg


And to keep things on topic, I had this in my pocket today:
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Thanks for the fantastic pics my friend, fascinating old saloon :) :thumbsup:

I'm afraid I'm still struggling with my back here, it's rather clipped my wings :( Still carrying my wee staggy though :thumbsup:

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I have had this one around a month now, it was one of the Lambsfoot missing in action.
Sure hope you can sort out the back problems.:(

Excellent, nice horn :) Did they all arrive in the end? :) Thank you my friend, I've suffered with it 40 years, it comes and goes :(

This is the Guardian, that Jack gifted to me.:thumbsup::)
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Nice to see that one again :) :thumbsup:
 
That looks like some tasty baking Rob! :D And is that a new Lambsfoot, I can't keep up?! ;) :thumbsup:



Thanks for the fantastic pics my friend, fascinating old saloon :) :thumbsup:

I'm afraid I'm still struggling with my back here, it's rather clipped my wings :( Still carrying my wee staggy though :thumbsup:

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Bad back eh? Carrying too many knives around?:D
But mind how you go or you might end up needing one of those trusses shown in the advert:eek:

Those old ads are interesting, yet nothing really changes: now we have digital clickbait and so called infomercials trying to sell us everything from restoring hair, building muscle, beauty and even curing macular degeneration everytime we read a newspaper article:rolleyes:

Good Stag though!
 
Bad back eh? Carrying too many knives around?:D
But mind how you go or you might end up needing one of those trusses shown in the advert:eek:

Those old ads are interesting, yet nothing really changes: now we have digital clickbait and so called infomercials trying to sell us everything from restoring hair, building muscle, beauty and even curing macular degeneration everytime we read a newspaper article:rolleyes:

Good Stag though!

LOL! Hope not! :D Truss manufacture seems to have been big business at one time, a lot of cutlers doubled up as truss makers. The ads are sometimes the most interesting part of old magazines I find, but yes, the nature of advertising has not changed in its essence :rolleyes:

Thanks Will :) :thumbsup:
 
Sorry about the back, Jack. :(
LOL! Hope not! :D Truss manufacture seems to have been big business at one time, a lot of cutlers doubled up as truss makers. The ads are sometimes the most interesting part of old magazines I find, but yes, the nature of advertising has not changed in its essence :rolleyes:

Thanks Will :) :thumbsup:
I heard stories about my grandfather wearing a truss for many years before finally getting a hernia operation. Some in the family thought he was stubborn, but routine surgery was much riskier in the first part of the twentieth century.
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but I've never been to a massage parlour, which as you know, often had a rather unsavoury reputation.

It sounds like your implying I'm familiar with unsavoury massage parlours...:D
Thats interesting about the Thai massage I may look into that. I broke my arm earlier this year and it's healed as it should of. But I've a mate who injured his pelvis at work at several years ago. He's just started a course of accupuncture; with apparent early promising results, so that was another option to be investigated.
Lazing about today.
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Great pics today folks :) :thumbsup:

Except now they call you at home. I know I'm old, but I'm not so far gone that I don't know I haven't requested a back-or-knee brace.
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Do they really?! What a cheek! o_O That's an excellent pic Jer :cool: :thumbsup:

I hope the back pain gets better soon, Jack.

Thanks a lot John, I am hobbling about :( I went over to the National Railway Museum in York with my mate and his kids today, but I had to take a cane with me, and it was a bit of a struggle. Kids really liked my antique cane though! :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:

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Sorry about the back, Jack. :(

I heard stories about my grandfather wearing a truss for many years before finally getting a hernia operation. Some in the family thought he was stubborn, but routine surgery was much riskier in the first part of the twentieth century.
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Thank you Rachel, I'm hoping I'm OK again by the end of the week :)

Yeah, that is true about surgery, one of my grandfather's went through the Boer War and WW1, only to die on the operating table having an ulcer removed :eek:

Lovely pic there, you have captured the colours beautifully :thumbsup:

It sounds like your implying I'm familiar with unsavoury massage parlours...:D
Thats interesting about the Thai massage I may look into that. I broke my arm earlier this year and it's healed as it should of. But I've a mate who injured his pelvis at work at several years ago. He's just started a course of accupuncture; with apparent early promising results, so that was another option to be investigated.
Lazing about today.
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LOL! Sorry about that my friend! :eek: :D It's not cheap, I don't think, but then neither is an osteopath :eek: I have been lazy in terms of seeing someone about it, other than my doctor (who is absolutely useless). Nice to hear you're having a lazy day :) :thumbsup:
 
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