Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jakeywax31]

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!

 

[Rufus1949]

That lot of 20 is as staggering today as it was then! Love the bagpipe and Chieftain pic!

You said before today was a public holiday I was just too dense to remember! Do hope they schedule you quickly and you have a day of clear skies to get back out.

ETA: I think a Henderson's holster would suite ya!


Love your HHB and slip! Nice patina too.

Good lookin' lamb and pack of amigos! Always good to have the dogs get along -- hard to beat seeing them sleep while touching some part.

Now that is the breakfast of champions!

Thank you kindly Michael.
Bob

 

[Rufus1949]

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!


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Lol...the yard will be there tomorrow...weather may not. Nice combo!

 

[SteveC]

I bet you're counting the days buddy

Really cool pics Steve! That's some nice wood on your Lamb

That looks like a hearty start to the week my friend, I hope you enjoyed it

Mine isn't much better I'm afraid Ed, I frequently have to check my old posts and emails for that kind of info! I hope you're pleased with your find Yep, pretty rare

Curry for tea

Thanks Jack !

Good lookin' lamb and pack of amigos! Always good to have the dogs get along -- hard to beat seeing them sleep while touching some part.

Thanks Michael, we were all pleased with how well they got along.

 

[SteveC]

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!


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Great plan !

 

[Jakeywax31]

Lol...the yard will be there tomorrow...weather may not. Nice combo!

Good point. I Will tell my wife you gave me permission to smoke cigars all day

Great plan !

I thought so too, Steve

 

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[Ultiman]

Finally a beautiful sunny spring day!

 

[sbh06]

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!


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A man’s gotta know his limits…

 

[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians! Lollipop is the Lamb today.

 

[bigfish64]

having some lunch - Moroccan spiced vegetable pasty, and a couple of leftover paprika roasted potatoes

Looks yummy Jack!

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Super nice photo of your HHB Bob.

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Hard not to like that one Jon.

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!


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Atta boy!

Have to admit that I felt the Charlie Lamb’s blade was a bit long and narrow for my eye. I’ve owned a couple 93s with a Ramsfoot blades and they really didn’t clicked with me and so I moved them on. All that said, I didn’t think the Charlie lamb would be a knife for me until I opened the mail today and found this gift from Jakeywax31 . This is a whole different knife and I really like it a lot. I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul and the Lambsfoot blade to win me over! Thanks Buddy!
I predict this one will make many more visits to our favorite Mexican restaurant.

 

[Rufus1949]

Looks yummy Jack!

Super nice photo of your HHB Bob.

Hard not to like that one Jon.

Atta boy!

Have to admit that I felt the Charlie Lamb’s blade was a bit long and narrow for my eye. I’ve owned a couple 93s with a Ramsfoot blades and they really didn’t clicked with me and so I moved them on. All that said, I didn’t think the Charlie lamb would be a knife for me until I opened the mail today and found this gift from Jakeywax31 . This is a whole different knife and I really like it a lot. I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul and the Lambsfoot blade to win me over! Thanks Buddy! View attachment 2148227
I predict this one will make many more visits to our favorite Mexican restaurant.

Here we go againlove it....the tradition of friendship thrives. Wonderful knife Todd with those sweet covers. Congrats to Paul for his thoughtful generosity.

 

[SteveC]

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Nice !

Have to admit that I felt the Charlie Lamb’s blade was a bit long and narrow for my eye. I’ve owned a couple 93s with a Ramsfoot blades and they really didn’t clicked with me and so I moved them on. All that said, I didn’t think the Charlie lamb would be a knife for me until I opened the mail today and found this gift from Jakeywax31 . This is a whole different knife and I really like it a lot. I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul and the Lambsfoot blade to win me over! Thanks Buddy! View attachment 2148227
I predict this one will make many more visits to our favorite Mexican restaurant.

Congrats !

 

[peanutsxx]

Looks yummy Jack!

Super nice photo of your HHB Bob.

Hard not to like that one Jon.

Atta boy!

Have to admit that I felt the Charlie Lamb’s blade was a bit long and narrow for my eye. I’ve owned a couple 93s with a Ramsfoot blades and they really didn’t clicked with me and so I moved them on. All that said, I didn’t think the Charlie lamb would be a knife for me until I opened the mail today and found this gift from Jakeywax31 . This is a whole different knife and I really like it a lot. I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul and the Lambsfoot blade to win me over! Thanks Buddy! View attachment 2148227
I predict this one will make many more visits to our favorite Mexican restaurant.

Congrats! And good on ya Jakeywax31 .

 

[Fodderwing]

Have a nice trip, Dwight, and enjoy the BBQ!

Thanks Barrett. The first one we tried was "Jack's Stack" at the freight house. Huge crowd. Very mediocre barbecue. But today at lunch we went to "Joe's Kansas City Barbecue" and oh my it was heavenly. We each had the "burnt ends". Enough for a large horse. Fortunately I have the appetite of one (or maybe two) cause I finished mine and the rest of Cherri"s.

Good to see you have the essentials with you buddy That sounds like a great trip, I would love to visit the Arabia museum

Jack we spent all morning there, left at lunch and returned and stayed until they closed. The owner David Hawley was there and gave us a lot of additional info. A interesting individual. Here are a couple of pics of the folding knives retrieved from the ship wreck. I believe most of them are from Sheffield. And Jack I will gladly remove them if you want me to. Don't hesitate to ask.

Glad you are enjoying some time away Dwight. Two fine accessories in your keep.
Yes the truch was disassembled with help and began from scratch.

Awesome achievement Bob. Must have taken a very long time.

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Gorgeous lamb.

The three amigos

Rowan, Remi and Cassie

Is Remi short for Remington?

Big breakfast with the IXL in tote. Hope everyone had a great weekend. Yard work and maybe a cold one and a cigar later.

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My kind of feast!

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Well done amigo.

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Another Albers beauty.

I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul

Wow Todd! I'll say it is! Way to go Paul.

 

[bigfish64]

Here we go againlove it....the tradition of friendship thrives. Wonderful knife Todd with those sweet covers. Congrats to Paul for his thoughtful generosity.

Congrats !

Congrats! And good on ya Jakeywax31 .

Wow Todd! I'll say it is! Way to go Paul.

Thanks everyone, Paul a great guy for sure!

 

[cudgee]

A man’s gotta know his limits…

Never mix up your Ambitions with your Abilities.

 

[SteveC]

Is Remi short for Remington?

I'm not sure, she came from the rescue with that name.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Switched to the '19 for a smoke and some bourbon. Need to order some nice whiskey glasses. Mine are sitting in a storage facility in El Paso. Cheers Guardians !!!!

 

[btb01]

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!


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Yard work is overrated anyways. But if anyone happens to ask what you got done in the yard, just tell them you burned some leaves.

Have to admit that I felt the Charlie Lamb’s blade was a bit long and narrow for my eye. I’ve owned a couple 93s with a Ramsfoot blades and they really didn’t clicked with me and so I moved them on. All that said, I didn’t think the Charlie lamb would be a knife for me until I opened the mail today and found this gift from Jakeywax31 . This is a whole different knife and I really like it a lot. I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul and the Lambsfoot blade to win me over! Thanks Buddy! View attachment 2148227
I predict this one will make many more visits to our favorite Mexican restaurant.

What a gift! Congrats on the new Lamb, Todd, and well done, Paul!

Thanks Barrett. The first one we tried was "Jack's Stack" at the freight house. Huge crowd. Very mediocre barbecue. But today at lunch we went to "Joe's Kansas City Barbecue" and oh my it was heavenly. We each had the "burnt ends". Enough for a large horse. Fortunately I have the appetite of one (or maybe two) cause I finished mine and the rest of Cherri"s.

Good stuff, Dwight. I used to go fishing every summer up in Minnesota (long before we lived here) with a friend and his dad, who had grown up in KC. We always stopped at Gates BBQ when we drove through, and while I remember it being good, I haven’t been in close to 20 years, so I can’t safely vouch for the BBQ. Their sauce (particularly the Extra Hot) is still some of my favorite, though!