Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[echoscout]

Great picture David

Thank you!

 

[Tyson A Wright]

 

[tmd_87]

Beer 3! A new one to try out. Pretty good. I’d rank this as a good summer/spring beer!

 

[cudgee]

Love to see our parents reactions to prices, health care, etc today.

Mine would say you're all insane and crawl back into their graves. .

 

[Jack Black]

This week flew by. Happy Easter to all. Hope you have a great weekend.

It’s been a while since I posted a lamb on a mag shot. This one is a well worn Yugoslav mag. Has a few dings in it.

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Hope you're having a great weekend Pete, that old mag has some character, and your Blood Lamb looks as good as ever

Can you imagine a penny a beer???

From what I understand, beer was regarded as a food item, an essential of life, and a working man's right, and wasn't taxed for centuries. The Sheffield cutlers loved their ale, and would sit with a jug beside their grindstone. It was often said that Sheffield had more pubs per person than any other town in the Kingdom!

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Fantastic photos of your beautiful Charlie Lamb my friend

Evening Guardians! Captian is out and about today.

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Looking good David :cool

1st beer. It’s pretty good!

Apparently it’s national beer day

Here’s number 2. Not the haziest of hazy beers. Buts it’s super fruity, tropical bomb. I have one more beer to try out.

Beer 3! A new one to try out. Pretty good. I’d rank this as a good summer/spring beer!

A great line-up Taylor Nice to have a tasting with you buddy

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Cool pic of your Jurassic Lamb Tyson!

Good morning Guardians, the weather here doesn't look too bad, so without further ado, I am going to head out to take advantage of it! Got a slingshot, a couple of Lambs, and an Eccles cake in my bag Have a great day everyone, and I'll catch up with you all later

 

[Jack Black]

 

[Onebigbill]

Good morning Guardians. Rainy weekend here in NC and it cooled off to the low 50's Deg F. Looks to be an indoors type of day so I think I'll get some paperwork done and also prep for Easter. My HHB at the ready for water comes my way.

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians, the weather here doesn't look too bad, so without further ado, I am going to head out to take advantage of it! Got a slingshot, a couple of Lambs, and an Eccles cake in my bag Have a great day everyone, and I'll catch up with you all later

Hope you are having a good hike !

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning Guardians. Rainy weekend here in NC and it cooled off to the low 50's Deg F. Looks to be an indoors type of day so I think I'll get some paperwork done and also prep for Easter. My HHB at the ready for water comes my way.
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Cool pic Bill, hope you get better weather tomorrow

Hope you are having a good hike !

Thanks Steve, it's beautiful weather here, much better than the forecast suggested. I'm just on my way back now

 

[sbh06]

Hope you're having a great weekend Pete, that old mag has some character, and your Blood Lamb looks as good as ever

From what I understand, beer was regarded as a food item, an essential of life, and a working man's right, and wasn't taxed for centuries. The Sheffield cutlers loved their ale, and would sit with a jug beside their grindstone. It was often said that Sheffield had more pubs per person than any other town in the Kingdom!

Fantastic photos of your beautiful Charlie Lamb my friend

Looking good David :cool

A great line-up Taylor Nice to have a tasting with you buddy


Cool pic of your Jurassic Lamb Tyson!

Good morning Guardians, the weather here doesn't look too bad, so without further ado, I am going to head out to take advantage of it! Got a slingshot, a couple of Lambs, and an Eccles cake in my bag Have a great day everyone, and I'll catch up with you all later

Sounds like a fantastic way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Hope you have a great time, Jack.

 

[SteveC]

Thanks Steve, it's beautiful weather here, much better than the forecast suggested. I'm just on my way back now

Glad to hear it ! Our weather is finally shaping up as well. The melt is finally on

 

[Fodderwing]

Gorgeous lamb photo and man that coin! The mighty Quetzal ! Haven’t seen Guatemalan money in quite a while.

Thank you Pete.

The workmanship on those scales...just perfect on your lamb Dwight.

Gracias amigo.

Fantastic photos of your beautiful Charlie Lamb my friend

Thanks Jack. The graphic on beer spending is very interesting and looks like I'm right in line.

Have a great weekend y'all.

 

[Angry Waiter]

Hope you're having a great weekend Pete, that old mag has some character, and your Blood Lamb looks as good as ever

Thank you Jack, it’s gear review weekend here. Still need to open some boxes and take stock after the move last fall.

Good morning Guardians, the weather here doesn't look too bad, so without further ado, I am going to head out to take advantage of it

Sounds like a good plan. It’s cloudy and wet here today so inside activities seem to be on board. Enjoy the fresh air!

 

[btb01]

From what I understand, beer was regarded as a food item, an essential of life, and a working man's right, and wasn't taxed for centuries. The Sheffield cutlers loved their ale, and would sit with a jug beside their grindstone. It was often said that Sheffield had more pubs per person than any other town in the Kingdom!

Which, of course, it is.

Interesting infographic, Jack. I’d be curious how different cities/areas within some of those countries would compare to each other. I’d imagine $1,457 (or it’s equivalent in £) would go a bit further outside of London.

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I love that picture, Jack!

 

[SteveC]

Morning Guardians !


Old Stag today

 

[Rufus1949]

A little dusting and battery charging.( phone pic.)
Double lamb this p.m. while playing.

 

[Jack Black]

Sounds like a fantastic way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Hope you have a great time, Jack.

Thank you very much Jeremy, been a nice day

Glad to hear it ! Our weather is finally shaping up as well. The melt is finally on

Great news Steve, I hope there are no issues with flooding

Thanks Jack. The graphic on beer spending is very interesting and looks like I'm right in line.

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Glad to hear you're doing your bit Dwight! Have a good one my friend

Thank you Jack, it’s gear review weekend here. Still need to open some boxes and take stock after the move last fall.

Sounds like a good plan. It’s cloudy and wet here today so inside activities seem to be on board. Enjoy the fresh air!

I hope you get some better weather soon Pete Sounds like you've got plenty to do

Which, of course, it is.

Mos def!

Interesting infographic, Jack. I’d be curious how different cities/areas within some of those countries would compare to each other. I’d imagine $1,457 (or it’s equivalent in £) would go a bit further outside of London.

I just tried to find an image Barrett, but it was so out of date that a pint in London was less than £5, about half of what it is now I think!

I love that picture, Jack!

Thanks buddy

Morning Guardians !


Old Stag today


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Great shot Steve, really shows off its character

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Wow! Cool truck Bob, and two great pics Happy Double Lambsfoot Day my friend

 

[Rufus1949]

Thank you very much Jeremy, been a nice day

Great news Steve, I hope there are no issues with flooding

Glad to hear you're doing your bit Dwight! Have a good one my friend

I hope you get some better weather soon Pete Sounds like you've got plenty to do

Mos def!

I just tried to find an image Barrett, but it was so out of date that a pint in London was less than £5, about half of what it is now I think!

Thanks buddy

Great shot Steve, really shows off its character

Wow! Cool truck Bob, and two great pics Happy Double Lambsfoot Day my friend

Thank you Jack...glad the weather cooperated with you for your trek.
Funny, I am actually the second owner. It was a county work truck in New Mexico in the 1950's. Then out of a junk yard to restoration.

 

[Jack Black]

I realised that I'd overbought on onions, (and a lot of other things), so thought I'd drop some round at my neighbour's on my way down the street. I bumped into Mrs Singh's son Minda, and by a happy coincidence she had asked him to fetch her some, so that solved that We chatted for a while, and then I walked down the street, and down to Charlie's for a coffee, before catching a bus to Roundhay Park, a few miles away.

I usually have coffee at the cafe near the entrance, but since Charlie had already charged my caffeine levels, I walked straight into the park, past the old bandstand, and down to the smaller of the park's two lakes.

It really doesn't seem like a year since the swans were building their nest last year. A shame so much of it is wind-blown plastic, and other rubbish

I regretted not bringing a longer lens for my camera, and had to resort to the zoom on my small compact when I spotted Papa Swan cruising around further across the lake, and close to a small Moor Hen's nest.

I walked into the woods, heading for a quiet area where I could do some slingshot plinking.

About 5 years ago, one of the many huge trees came crashing down in a storm, and I have been using it as a back-stop since then. The park rangers have been clearing up the area though, so I might have to find another spot. After half an hour's plinking, I decided to stop for a snack, and ate a couple of bananas I had brought with me, along with an eccles cake. I walked on into the woods, following a good path.

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[Jack Black]

One for our golfers!

Skirting the edge of the golf course, I dropped down to the stream, crossing on the old stone bridge.

Leaving the woods, I had to cross Leeds outer ring-road. At this point, it's only 2 lanes wide, but it was really busy, and the traffic comes round the bend at 70 mph, in both directions. There used to be a crossing here once, but that's long gone, and it's the only place to cross. I had to wait 5-10 minutes before I was able to bolt across.

Once across, I continued on the footpath, with woodland opening up into fields. I bumped into a young woman walking her dog, and warned her the road was busy. I saw her later, and she'd decided not to risk it.

I was hoping to get a few pics of new-born lambs, but while I could hear them bleating, I could barely see them 3 fields away, and had to resort to my compact zoom again, (and heavy cropping).

Eventually, I was at the village of Shadwell, and the Red Lion pub, where a feast of beer, and some of the finest chips imaginable awaited me Hope everyone else is having a good day