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It sounds like you have a nice day ahead Todd, great picGood morning Guardians. We’re heading into St. Louis today to look at an apartment for my daughter and then grab some lunch. It’s going to be a beautiful day in the 60s, may even eat outside.View attachment 2089682
Thanks fellas!It sounds like you have a nice day ahead Todd, great pic
That is a lamb to envy Bill.
They're a funny bunch, the old Teds, like going out with a flock of ageing peacocks!
Good pic of the HHB!Good morning Guardians, how is everyone doing, I hope you all had a great weekend?I have errands to do in town today, and am hoping to meet up with a pal who has some boxing tickets for me. Thinking about booking a trip overseas for the spring too
Hope your week gets off to a good start Guardians
Meat and potatoes!
Nice to see your Barlow basking in the sunshine again Bill, have a nice day
Thanks David
Good pic of the HHB!
Have a good one buddy
Nice Bocote
Have a safe trip and good luck apartment hunting.
Thank you Jack!Thanks David
Have a good one buddy
Looks like a handy whetstone.Here's the wee whetsone I picked up at the Viking Festival
Have a good one, Jack. Where were you thinking of going?Good morning Guardians, how is everyone doing, I hope you all had a great weekend?
Meat and potatoes!
Props to Tool Man for doing things his way, consistently. No matter the result.I finally found a photo of young Tool Man!
Looks real sharp. A proper Teddy Boy.The image like the cards show a winning hand, Bob.a
Where does the tree bark end and the stag bark begin?
A fine brace of Lambfoot knives, Jeff.WOW! Never would have guessed that was Tool Man! And some knife content . . .
Nice kit to start the week off. Have a good one, Pete.
Have a fine memoral family adventure, Todd. Excellent warm image.Good morning Guardians. We’re heading into St. Louis today to look at an apartment for my daughter and then grab some lunch. It’s going to be a beautiful day in the 60s, may even eat outside.
That wood is gorgeous, David.
CoolHere's the wee whetsone I picked up at the Viking Festival
Thank you Harvey...always enjoy seeing that unique lamb.Good Morning Guardians
Thanks John. The main thing for me is she finds one in a safe neighborhood.
Thank you Harvey.
Love that brushed look.Good Morning Guardians
You and me both!
Have a great day in town today Jack! Hope the sleepless night doesn't get you too bad. Overseas? As in the US? HHB is looking mighty fine sir.They're a funny bunch, the old Teds, like going out with a flock of ageing peacocks!
A fine photo my friend
Good morning Guardians, how is everyone doing, I hope you all had a great weekend?
Meat and potatoes!
Tool Man hasn't changed a bit! Very cool photo.I finally found a photo of young Tool Man!
Stunning covers on that one Bob. Did your wife clean up at the casino?
Good looking pair Jeff. Never seen the top knife before.WOW! Never would have guessed that was Tool Man! And some knife content . . .
Glad to hear you made some good memories over the weekend Pete. Got to love ebony.
Apartment hunting in St. Louis!!!!! That sounds painful to the wallet my friend. Hope it all goes well. Awesome lamb per usual Todd.Good morning Guardians. We’re heading into St. Louis today to look at an apartment for my daughter and then grab some lunch. It’s going to be a beautiful day in the 60s, may even eat outside.
I agree with Bob. That is a beautiful Lamb Bill.
Striking wood on the May David. That isn't rosewood is it?
I like your style. Metal monday! Pretty sweet Harvey.Good Morning Guardians
Thanks Paul. Oh she’s all grown up…well, out of the nest anyway, so we aren’t paying for it!
Love the patina on your ebony Lambfoot, Paul.
Thank you Bob.Thank you Harvey...always enjoy seeing that unique lamb.
Who needs stag?
Thank you, Todd.Love that brushed look.
Thank you, Paul.
Here's the wee whetsone I picked up at the Viking Festival
