Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Jack

Great photos as usual.

You called them crows, Are Rooks similar or the same? I seem to recall a Rook is closer to a raven than a crow.

Thank you Paul, if I remember correctly, they're all part of the Corvid family, along with jackdaws, magpies, and a few others

 

[Rufus1949]

There was a certain amount of narcissism going on

The snowdrops were out, as I walked into the woods.

I stopped for some slingshot practice

As I approached the end of the woods, the sun finally broke through, the fog dissipated, and the change in temperature left me sweltering

I walked along, on a path between fields, hoping I might see a few newly-born lambs, but I think I was a little premature.

Ale and chips awaited!

What a great park, Jack. Ale and chips were well deserved.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Jack Black]

What a great park, Jack. Ale and chips were well deserved.
Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Bob, we're lucky to have it

Roundhay Park - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Jakeywax31]

Cool post Paul, thanks for sharing that, you have a lovely family

Thanks Jack. I'm a lucky guy. Looks like you had a great day. Thanks for the pictures.

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks Bob, we're lucky to have it

Roundhay Park - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Thank you for the link Jack. A great history; one our parks will not have for hundreds of years.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. I'm a lucky guy. Looks like you had a great day. Thanks for the pictures.

Long may it be so Thanks Bob, I was back home by mid afternoon, but it made for a nice day Left me pretty tired too!

Thank you for the link Jack. A great history; one our parks will not have for hundreds of years.

Yeah, some interesting history

 

[SlipjointPolitiburo]

Lambs of the day

 

[Jack Black]

Lambs of the day

Three good 'uns there

 

[sbh06]

It's not as longstanding as Jack's HHB or John's African Rosewood but this lamb is quickly becoming the only one I reach for in the morning.

 

[Jack Black]

It's not as longstanding as Jack's HHB or John's African Rosewood but this lamb is quickly becoming the only one I reach for in the morning.

Nice when you find yer knife Jeremy!

 

[sbh06]

Nice when you find yer knife Jeremy!

Yes sir, certainly makes mornings a little bit easier with one less choice to have to make.

 

[Jack Black]

Yes sir, certainly makes mornings a little bit easier with one less choice to have to make.

True!

 

[Jakeywax31]

How could you not reach for that. Great lamb Jeremy.

 

[sbh06]

How could you not reach for that. Great lamb Jeremy.

Thanks Paul.

 

[lithicus]

Thanks for the kind words, guys. He was 90 years old, so I think he got his money's worth.



Happy to do it. I got three new Guardians added to the map last night.



We used to go to that Bass Pro fairly often, as it’s only a couple hours from where I grew up in NW Arkansas.





Hey, looks like you made it! Hope you had a nice time.

I’ve got my stag HHB with me again today. No new pics, so here’s one I took a while back.

What a nice axe and a beautiful knife to go along with it!! I'm surprised I don't see more axes posted on this forum in general. Although... perhaps, I've missed the thread?

Either way, great lamb! And I appreciate the Keen Kutter being included!!

 

[Jack Black]

What a nice axe and a beautiful knife to go along with it!! I'm surprised I don't see more axes posted on this forum in general. Although... perhaps, I've missed the thread?

Either way, great lamb! And I appreciate the Keen Kutter being included!!

There's a whole axe sub-forum if you haven't seen it

 

[lithicus]

There's a whole axe sub-forum if you haven't seen it

I had not. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!!

 

[bigfish64]

Looking good!

Thank you David.

Sure is a beauty.

Thanks Harvey.

None of my 3 daughters ever took an interest



Cool pic Todd

My daughter actually might.

After walking down to Charlie's, and having a coffee, I caught a bus to the park I visited last week. It was still pretty foggy, and cold, and I was glad I was well wrapped up.

The coffee in the park cafe wasn't as good as Charlie's, but I did get a tasty sausage sammich, if a rather expensive one

The sun was starting to show through the clouds, and I'd thought that by the time I left the cafe, the fog might have lifted. It was not to be though.

There were a lot of crows around, making a murderous racket, and refusing to sit still for a photograph

I walked down the hill towards the smaller of the park's two lakes...

Ery cool pictures Jack.

It's getting some great character, Todd.

Thanks John.

Fell in love with one just like it in 2019

Easy to do!

Great photos Jack. You had me looking over my shoulder for Edgar A.Poe.

Nevermore!

It's not as longstanding as Jack's HHB or John's African Rosewood but this lamb is quickly becoming the only one I reach for in the morning.

Looks fantastic Jeremy.

 

[Jack Black]

I had not. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!!

A pleasure Another rabbit-hole to go down!

 

[Jon0385]

It’s been longer than I realized since I’ve posted here. Too many knives, new knives and coordinating my carry with what’s going on because I’m weird, etc. I hope you all have been well.
I was one of the super lucky ones for the Albers lamb. Waiting for that to come in naturally had me thinking I need to get this one back in my pocket.