Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Jakeywax31 said:
Enjoy the weather Jack!!! Would not fault you one bit if you carried that HHB everyday.
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Thanks Paul, it can be hard not to! 😁👍

Jakeywax31 said:
Not much going on today. Church and going to relax watching some basketball. Going to enjoy this interesting cigar a little later. The sunday lamb is in the pocket. Hope everyone is having a great day.

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Have a great day Paul, looks like an interesting smoke 😎👍
 
Afternoon guardians had a request from the family to make breakfast. My son asked for biscuits and gravy. I had most of everything but the sausage 😳.
First run to the base commissary.
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Second we brown the meat
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Add the seasonings and flour add the milk and finished.C96AC14C-831E-4870-B096-1D0323BB9767.jpeg812664E0-75F6-424B-AA04-FB4F1F606660.jpeg
 
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Daniel W said:
Afternoon guardians had a request from the family to make breakfast. My son asked for biscuits and gravy. I had most of everything but the sausage 😳.
First run to the base commissary.
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Second we brown the meat
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Add the seasonings and flour add the milk and finished.View attachment 2122384View attachment 2122385
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Great pics Daniel, I hope everyone enjoyed breakfast :) If you ever visit England, you probably want to skip biscuits and gravy ;) :D :thumbsup:
screened porch said:
This would have been a good pairing with my little black Laguiole for church, but with the return of winter, I brought something with a saw instead.
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You look to have taken to the Space Lamb Jer :) :thumbsup:
 
Jakeywax31 said:
Cool picture Tyson!!! I should try some tea. What is a good one that everybody likes? Earl grey? Jack Black Jack Black probably knows a thing or two about tea. Help me out boys.
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It's a long time since I last had Earl Grey buddy, I just drink the stuff builder's drink (they call it 'Builder's Tea' here)! :D Teabag in the mug, pour on boiling water, let it brew for a couple of minutes, and then add a splash of milk! :D :thumbsup:

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There is as much variety in tea as there is in beer or wine, so you might just try a few things. I mostly drink Yorkshire Decaf, but this pot is Red Rose Decaf. I also recommend loose leaf Lapsang Souchong from Nautilus Tea Company. If you like smoky scotch, Lapsang is the tea for you.
 
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Jack Black said:
It's a long time since I last had Earl Grey buddy, I just drink the stuff builder's drink (they call it 'Builder's Tea' here)! :D Teabag in the mug, pour on boiling water, let it brew for a couple of minutes, and then add a splash of milk! :D :thumbsup:
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echoscout said:
Another vote for Yorkshire Red.
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Tyson A Wright said:
There is as much variety in tea as there is in beer or wine, so you might just try a few things. I mostly drink Yorkshire Decaf, but this pot is Red Rose Decaf. I also recommend loose leaf Lapsang Souchong from Nautilus Tea Company. If you like smoky scotch, Lapsang is the tea for you.
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Okay will start with the Yorkshire red. I love smoky scotch. I will look for the Lapsang as well. Thanks guys 😃
 
echoscout said:
Afternoon Guardians! Clear and cold today. Nary a cloud in the sky. Another vote for Yorkshire Red.

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Yay! :) :thumbsup:
cudgee said:
Yeah, i thought i told you. I have been going to the Gym most mornings for years. The girl at the desk asked me the other day how long have i been a member for, their records only go back so far. 24 years. :eek: :eek: :eek: And before you ask, i don't have another 24 in me. 😁
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You might have done mate! 😖 Good for you Leon :cool: I have spent a lot of time in gyms, used to go twice a day at one time, but I haven't been since just before the first lockdown here in 2020 :rolleyes: I do have some physio sessions coming up though, and hopefully I can get back to my hiking :) :thumbsup:
Tyson A Wright said:
There is as much variety in tea as there is in beer or wine, so you might just try a few things. I mostly drink Yorkshire Decaf, but this pot is Red Rose Decaf. I also recommend loose leaf Lapsang Souchong from Nautilus Tea Company. If you like smoky scotch, Lapsang is the tea for you.
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Lapsang Souchong is a delightful tea Tyson :) :thumbsup:
Jakeywax31 said:
Okay will start with the Yorkshire red. I love smoky scotch. I will look for the Lapsang as well. Thanks guys 😃
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That's my day to day tea Paul, but I'm a lazy old peasant these days! :D :thumbsup:
 
Have a great end to the weekend Guardians!


Jack Black said:
His full name is Padraic Pearse Kelly! :D Kathleen Mary Kelly is VERY Irish too! :D Lovely name :) I know a Londoner called Frank, and when I hadn't known him long, he said something that made me ask if his family was Irish. In a broad London accent, he said, "Well, me name's Francis Joseph Patrick Quinn." 🤣 Thanks Bill :) :thumbsup:

Sorry to hear about the pollen Bill, that's a thoughtful gift :) THank you, both for the recipe, and for the great pics :cool: :thumbsup:

The state of medical care is not much better I'm afraid Steve, the system is completely, and it's costing a lot of lives :( :thumbsup:

I'd forgotten about your castanets Jer! :D How are you getting on with the Space Lamb? :) :thumbsup:

Thanks buddy, only another eek until my appointment, but I might as well not have attended the last one :rolleyes: :thumbsup:

It LOOKS good Daniel :) As does your Lambsfoot :cool: :thumbsup:

After leaving Charlie's, I went into town. I very rarely go into Leeds city centre at weekends, and I'd forgotten how busy it gets. There was a 'Goth Fair' in Leeds market, with some very bizarre-looking stalls, and bizarre-looking old Goths! :D Ray, Tool Man's Teddy Boy mate, who has the stall next door, was DJing at the event, which must have been Teddy Boy Hell! 🤣

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I had 5 minutes with Ray, and also had a chat with a couple of traders I know in the outdoor market. There's a nice guy who sells army surplus gear. He's 6ft 4" and I'm 6ft 3", and he was just telling me about a policeman he knows who is 6ft 6", when some young lunatic appeared, and interrupting his tale, said, "You don't need to be more than 6ft when you're a trained semi-professional cage fighter." The guy laughed, and said, "You're nothing like 6ft!" He then started asking about body armour, which he supposedly needed for a movie he was starring in, and then turned his attention to some very inexpensive combat pants, asking, "Would these be any good for kicking someone in the head? Because I need to be able to kick 7 1/2 feet in the air!" I wandered off, but when I passed through again later, I spoke to the army surplus guy again, and we were laughing about it. I guessed that he didn't even buy the trousers, and the bloke told me that he'd said they were a bit expensive, and that he'd have to wait until he received his unemployment cheque! I guess cage-fighting and movie stardom doesn't pay as much as people think! 🤣 Leeds Market, I'll miss it when it's gone! 🤪

I decided to get something to eat, but the food hall was absolutely packed, so I returned to the Tunisian stall I went to on Thursday, which is a little tucked away. Got a great sandwich, though it was a little messy to eat! :D

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My mate rang me to say he was his way into town, with his youngest lad, and so we arranged to meet up for a coffee. I spent half an hour with them, before walking back through the crowds of shoppers. City councils everywhere in England are always changing and resurfacing pavements, and it's something of a national sport. Quite a dangerous sport in Leeds today though, as for some reason, the council had put down some sort of aggregate, which became as slippery as custard when it got wet. I'm assuming the job is only half done, but if so, it should have been cordoned off. Since it wasn't, the material had been walked onto all the surrounding streets, and people were going down like nine-pins with several quite seriously injured 😠

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I'm just thinking about what to have for my tea ;) Hope everyone is having a good day :thumbsup:
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That sounds like any interesting day, Jack! The sandwich looks to be the best part though. :p:)

JohnDF said:
Sorry I was gone all day yesterday, I had a cornhole tournament...
I will spend some time catching up on posts and all the beautiful Lambsfoot knives.
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Congrats John! :cool:

Fodderwing said:
Thank you Jack.

I just finished adding two more 8' x 4' raised beds for the vegetable garden. That gives us six total. Should be enough.

Organic Sumatra today! Nice strong delicious flavor. :)

Oh my I'll bet that was sumptuous.

You made the podium my friend. Excellent!

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What a looker for a pup!

Daniel W said:
Afternoon guardians had a request from the family to make breakfast. My son asked for biscuits and gravy. I had most of everything but the sausage 😳.
First run to the base commissary.
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Second we brown the meat
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Add the seasonings and flour add the milk and finished.View attachment 2122384View attachment 2122385
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Good job, dad! Biscuits and gravy are comfort food for me (with healthy amount of Tabasco of course). :D
 
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