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I dont know if it was intentional. But I thought it a small tribute to the man who has done more to promote the Lambsfoot knife more than any other.Congratulations David, I'm glad that at least one of our regulars was able to score one of thoseWhat about that names though?!
Thank you Buddy!
Thank you Bob.
LOL!I dont know if it was intentional. But I thought it a small tribute to the man who has done more to promote the Lambsfoot knife more than any other.
Thank you my friend, but I'm sure it's just a coincidence 
I had arranged to meet my ex's daughter, Eve, today. We meet up for lunch every couple of weeks, and had arranged to visit Kirkstall Abbey, a few miles out of the centre of Leeds. We had coffee and cake, and then drove to the abbey, but as luck would have it, when we got there, we found that it was temporarily closed, because they were carrying out some maintenance workI took a few photos from over the fence
We walked around the abbey, but were precluded from having a short walk along the banks of the River Aire, because there was other work taking place along the footpath.
As we walked back to the car, we discussed some lunch options. Monday is Eve's regular day off, but unfortunately, a lot of eateries are closed here on Mondays, which always limits our options. When I was meeting up with Nobber Al, the other night, I passed a small street-corner spot, which looked inviting. 'Dave's Pie's & Ales' is essentially a pub, and it turned out that I knew Dave, who was behind the bar when we went in. The name suggested they had a range of pies, but they just had the one pork pie, with mushy peas as an unwelcome accompaniment. The pie was pretty small, but tasty.
We drank ginger beer with our pies, and chatted to Dave, and after he left to rustle up more pies, the bar-maid. Definitely a place I'll head back to for a pint
Thanks buddy, it was fun
Remember I have a black belt in lollygagging...
That is amazing Jack. Hard to wrap my mind around the fact that it was built centuries before Columbus was born. What enchanting architecture and history surrounds your home.
Wow! I didn't even know those existed. I rarely look at anything related to GEC. Very cool David, I really like it!
The tried and true lamb of yore. Very nice Dwight.Remember I have a black belt in lollygagging...
That is amazing Jack. Hard to wrap my mind around the fact that it was built centuries before Columbus was born. What enchanting architecture and history surrounds your home.
Wow! I didn't even know those existed. I rarely look at anything related to GEC. Very cool David, I really like it!
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Probably so. But a nice coincidence never the less.LOL!
today. 
Amazing post - thank you Jack as you go to so much trouble!I had arranged to meet my ex's daughter, Eve, today. We meet up for lunch every couple of weeks, and had arranged to visit Kirkstall Abbey, a few miles out of the centre of Leeds. We had coffee and cake, and then drove to the abbey, but as luck would have it, when we got there, we found that it was temporarily closed, because they were carrying out some maintenance work
We walked around the abbey, but were precluded from having a short walk along the banks of the River Aire, because there was other work taking place along the footpath.
As we walked back to the car, we discussed some lunch options. Monday is Eve's regular day off, but unfortunately, a lot of eateries are closed here on Mondays, which always limits our options. When I was meeting up with Nobber Al, the other night, I passed a small street-corner spot, which looked inviting. 'Dave's Pie's & Ales' is essentially a pub, and it turned out that I knew Dave, who was behind the bar when we went in. The name suggested they had a range of pies, but they just had the one pork pie, with mushy peas as an unwelcome accompaniment. The pie was pretty small, but tasty.
We drank ginger beer with our pies, and chatted to Dave, and after he left to rustle up more pies, the bar-maid. Definitely a place I'll head back to for a pint
Wow! Awesome Shot of two great Knives!I've been enjoying a Double Lambsfoot Stag Sunday.
Beautiful Knife my friend!Thank you Bob.
Thank you Jack.
Beautiful pic and stag lambs.
Very cool Bob!
Temps are creeping up every day here. Thursday will be 106.
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Thanks BarrettNice pics, Jack. Those pubs look great! Funny that you ended up knowing Dave of Dave’s Pie & Ales.
Yeah, still took me a minute to work out it was his place! LOL!
Those days are long gone for me I'm afraid! This pub crawl will have half a dozen pubs, but every one a gem I remember about a dozen years ago, a friend of mine, Ferran, organised a pub crawl for his birthday, the problem was that, not only were there about a dozen pubs, but there was more than a mile between some of them, and only 3 hours to cover them all. If I remember correctly, we had a couple of pints in the first one, 'The Scarborough Taps', walked half a mile or so to 'The Grove', had a couple of pints there, then walked to 'The Palace', about a mile away. After another 2 pints, Ferran divulged his route, which he'd previously kept secret, and we ended up staying in The Palace! Thanks Dwight, those monks owned everything around here at one time!
It's an impressive building to visit Nice to see the Pile side, my friend, which looks to have just looks to have just as much character as the Mark
Great pic Thank you buddyProbably so. But a nice coincidence never the less.
I'm glad that one cleansed your vicarious memory of my foul brew Pete!Better late (or early) than never friends. This
***this can does taste well, Jack. I had to get an IPA and banish the thoughts of the rocket pop IPa.
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I was fast asleep!Anyone from the Guardians have any luck today.
Thank you very much Duncan, hope you're keeping well brother
It's cloudy, and cooler, here today, so it might be a good time for me to catch up with some work. I do need to go out, and get some groceries at some point though. Carrying my trusty Hartshead Barlow Have a good day Guardians 
About the same as you Leon.Anyone from the Guardians have any luck today.
I hope a few Guardians get luckyAbout the same as you Leon.
The HHB is sitting pretty in that fine box. It looks like some time and great craftsmanship were involved in the making.Thanks Barrett
LOL!
Thanks Dwight, those monks owned everything around here at one time!
Nice to see the Pile side, my friend, which looks to have just looks to have just as much character as the Mark
Thank you buddy
I'm glad that one cleansed your vicarious memory of my foul brew Pete!
I was fast asleep!
Thank you very much Duncan, hope you're keeping well brother
Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone's week got off to a good start
A tasty midmorning snack for sure Jack.
( I have one from last drop to compare).