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Love that Lamb. A great pocket tool.
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Do love good Thai. My favourite food from the Orient.
Looks it.
Love that Lamb. A great pocket tool.
Thanks mate, hope you're doing OK
I think that book was recommended by
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Good morning Guardians, kinda quiet here, hope everyone is keeping well. 6.30am in Yorkshire, but it's already warm and sunny, I'm sure Tool Man is polishing his best vest for tomorrow 
I have some work I need to do, but hoping to get out at some point. Carrying some humble Rosewood today Have a great day Guardians
I have some work I need to do, but hoping to get out at some point. Carrying some humble Rosewood today Have a great day Guardians
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Good morning Guardians. Going out later with friends this morning to the range for shooting practice. Then we will go for lunch. Makes for a nice relaxing time.
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That sounds like a great plan Bill, have fun
I'm drinking lemonade at Charlie's, but the sun is so bright I can barely see the screen of my phone!
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Good morning Guardians, kinda quiet here, hope everyone is keeping well. 6.30am in Yorkshire, but it's already warm and sunny, I'm sure Tool Man is polishing his best vest for tomorrow
Lovely Rosewood Jack !
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I keep meaning to take a pic with my little Feuerhand kerosene lantern, which seems to have driven off the bat or bats using my front doorstep as a hunting lodge/ latrine.
But here's another survival book, this one with an antipodean bias. Antpodean from where I'm sat, anyway.
But here's another survival book, this one with an antipodean bias. Antpodean from where I'm sat, anyway.
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Steve I hope you sciatica calms down soon. And a lovely lamb
Putting in some work yesterdayGood afternoon Guardians !
Not having a great day, sciatica is acting up and arthritis in my right hand is causing a damper on the day.
I will have to work through it though as this is my busiest time of the year.
Rosie Lamb today
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Thanks Steve, how's your back today buddy?
Good idea Jer, I have a couple on my kitchen table, plus a smaller one, I took for a Feuerhand, but is actually Chinese - I bought it, rusty on Leeds market, but could probably have got it cheaper new!I keep meaning to take a pic with my little Feuerhand kerosene lantern, which seems to have driven off the bat or bats using my front doorstep as a hunting lodge/ latrine.
But here's another survival book, this one with an antipodean bias. Antpodean from where I'm sat, anyway.
Nice shot of OTW, that pivot pin is showing now isn't it? Looks like an interesting read 
Looks like you're making steady progress Daniel, cool pic
For the first few decades of my life, I was an avid library user, and read every outdoor-related book I could get from the once-impressive Sheffield Central Lending Library, (which the baskets at Sheffield Council are now trying to sell off). I read the books of Jack Cox several times, only recently discovering that, among other things, he was the last editor of the Boy's Own Annual. Really lightweight camping was still a way off, and Cox's books covered topics such as fire-lighting, foraging, navigating by the stars, improvised shelters, etc as essential to anyone going into the outdoors
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Guns and knives and food, oh boy!
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Sounds like a nice problem to have Jack.
Good morning Guardians. Beautiful here again this morning. Some guys are here putting down some rock on the drive. No more shoveling rock for me, those days are over. I’ll just feed the turtles!
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Great lamb Jack.That sounds like a great plan Bill, have fun
I'm drinking lemonade at Charlie's, but the sun is so bright I can barely see the screen of my phone!
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I just made some fresh last night and have the vodka in the freezer.
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Test driving my new lamb before I sand down the pins. There were mistakes made during the build. Lessons were learned for sure
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Looking great Daniel.
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Yeah!Sounds like a nice problem to have Jack.
It's been a beautiful day here, and I live in such a friendly neighbourhood After getting back home from Charlie's, and being able to read the texts on my phone again, I saw that I had had a parcel delivered to the shop next door to the cafe! 
So, after getting a little work done, I headed back down. It seemed rude not to call in at Charlie's, so I had a Moroccan tea 
That sounds like more fun ToddGood morning Guardians. Beautiful here again this morning. Some guys are here putting down some rock on the drive. No more shoveling rock for me, those days are over. I’ll just feed the turtles!
Great pics 
Thanks Bob, I like your plan buddyGreat lamb Jack.
Gorgeous LambMowing the lawn, love this new battery powered View attachment 2218561electric mower, then some lemonade and vodka.Enjoy your day everyone.
Cheers Bob
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Thank you
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Sorry, Double Post (got a bad internet connection again) 
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There is an interesting Wright Senator posted in the Bernard Levine section; engraved, stag and from what I can see a poorly sharpened blade. Older knife?
