Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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Pàdruig said:
I hope you all are having a most pleasant evening!

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What great looking Lamb !


Prester John said:
Aye, Dylan, most pleasant indeed, with my 2019 Desert Ironwood Guardian, and some Ardbeg 10. Slaínte!
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Love yer black lamb!
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Nice pic !


Jack Black said:
Good morning Guardians, I've just spent a frustrating hour, dealing with one of the big river company's 'customer assistants', after they overcharged me for something 😖 I'll try to remember not to start my day like that again! 🤯I hope everyone is doing OK, and that your day got off to a better start! ;) My back is still hurting, but I'm going to have to get out today, as I need some essentials. Got my Hartshead Barlow in my pocket, and I mean to give it a strop later :) Have a good day Guardians :thumbsup:

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I hope your back starts to get better soon !


Rufus1949 said:
Will get the coffee brewing and sit by the garden early on...heat wave is coming. Fortunately, not a southwest heatwave!View attachment 2248272
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Beauty !
 
screened porch said:
I seem to have inherited my maternal gramma's fondness for little pitchers.
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This one was made in England, which I think doesn't happen much these days, and it was $5. Got it at the same shop as the Louisville Slugger blue mug.
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Like your lamb, a classic Jer.
 
Jack Black said:
Looks good Leon, a sausage sandwich on the hoof! :D :thumbsup:

Great to see you here Dylan, your Rhidian Lamb is gorgeous :cool: :thumbsup:

Looks like a great evening Vince :) :thumbsup:

Good morning Guardians, I've just spent a frustrating hour, dealing with one of the big river company's 'customer assistants', after they overcharged me for something 😖 I'll try to remember not to start my day like that again! 🤯I hope everyone is doing OK, and that your day got off to a better start! ;) My back is still hurting, but I'm going to have to get out today, as I need some essentials. Got my Hartshead Barlow in my pocket, and I mean to give it a strop later :) Have a good day Guardians :thumbsup:

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That's a blast from the past
 
Rufus1949 said:
A classic carry Jack. Perhaps the walk will relax those sore muscles.
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Thanks Bob, I don't think it's done me any harm :) Sitting in my office chair is probably the worst thing for it (I've just splashed out on a new one) :thumbsup:
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Hope you're having a lovely day my friend :) Gorgeous Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:
screened porch said:
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I could have done with a Big 'Un to bisect the 'doorstep' I've just eaten! :D ;) :thumbsup:
SteveC said:
I hope your back starts to get better soon
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Thank you Steve, I might try some beer therapy this evening :D ;) :thumbsup:
screened porch said:
I seem to have inherited my maternal gramma's fondness for little pitchers.
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This one was made in England, which I think doesn't happen much these days, and it was $5. Got it at the same shop as the Louisville Slugger blue mug.
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Nice find Jer, I only have a couple, and as with toast-racks and decanters, I don't use them very often, but I am glad to own a hallmark of civilization! :D ;) :thumbsup:
screened porch said:
Thanks. Rose Beast is a favorite.
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Always a solid choice :) :thumbsup:

I called in at Charlie's for coffee. They have a new girl there now, who only speaks English, imagine that! :D After chatting to Charlie, and his dad, who is on an extended trip over from Sicily, and drinking my coffee, I headed into town. I had deliberately foregone a croissant, as I wanted to have lunch at the Tunisian place :)

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The outdoor market was dead as a door-nail, so I didn't tarry long, and headed off to buy bread, and a few other things, and make a deposit at the bank. I bought yet another pair of shoes - as only have about a 20% success rate of getting a comfortable pair :rolleyes: I don't have more shoes than Imelda Marcos, but it's probably close! :D

I've been busy this afternoon, and lunch was quite filling, so I've just had a toasted cheese and salami sandwich, which should keep me going :thumbsup:

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I better start ripping up pieces of paper for the giveaway draw at 6pm Yorkshire time ;) Good luck to those who have entered :thumbsup:
 
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Jack Black said:
Thanks Bob, I don't think it's done me any harm :) Sitting in my office chair is probably the worst thing for it (I've just splashed out on a new one) :thumbsup:

Hope you're having a lovely day my friend :) Gorgeous Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:

I could have done with a Big 'Un to bisect the 'doorstep' I've just eaten! :D ;) :thumbsup:

Thank you Steve, I might try some beer therapy this evening :D ;) :thumbsup:

Nice find Jer, I only have a couple, and as with toast-racks and decanters, I don't use them very often, but I am glad to own a hallmark of civilization! :D ;) :thumbsup:

Always a solid choice :) :thumbsup:

I called in at Charlie's for coffee. They have a new girl there now, who only speaks English, imagine that! :D After chatting to Charlie, and his dad, who is on an extended trip over from Sicily, and drinking my coffee, I headed into town. I had deliberately foregone a croissant, as I wanted to have lunch at the Tunisian place :)

J6GLSPE.jpg


The outdoor market was dead as a door-nail, so I didn't tarry long, and headed off to buy bread, and a few other things, and make a deposit at the bank. I bought yet another pair of shoes - as only have about a 20% success rate of getting a comfortable pair :rolleyes: I don't have more shoes than Imelda Marcos, but it's probably close! :D

I've been busy this afternoon, and lunch was quite filling, so I've just had a toasted cheese and salami sandwich, which should keep me going :thumbsup:

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I better start ripping up pieces of paper for the giveaway draw at 6pm Yorkshire time ;) Good luck to those who have entered :thumbsup:
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Thanks much. I must carry my HHB more often, it is a classic Jack.
 
Who besides Michael Mays makes premium Lambsfoot knives?

Do any of them use a modern Stainless Steel? Not especially looking for the latest and greatest PM or wonder stainless steel but, a good general-purpose stainless steel?

The A W Wright model I got was super rough, stiff, and gritty.

I do not want to make that mistake again. ;)
 
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Jack Black said:
You're right Vince, cool pic buddy :) :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Jack. Was alluding to Bing Crosby, who in old Minute Maid orange juice commercials intoned: "A day without orange juice...."

Gonna stop babying this beauty and use it a lot more. Hope I don't run into your "butter-fingered oaf" friend!
 
Sid Post said:
Who besides Michael Mays makes premium Lambsfoot knives in the ~80£ or ~$100USD range? They also need to ship to the USA for a reasonable rate (not free but, not $100 either).

Do any of them use a modern Stainless Steel? Not especially looking for the latest and greatest PM or wonder stainless steel but, a good general-purpose stainless steel?

The A W Wright model I got from Bernal Cutlery in the USA was super rough, stiff, and gritty. For $46 plus shipping and sales tax, not a good buy. :( Unfortunately, this makes the ~$110 Michael Mays knife cost me ~$160.

I do not want to make that mistake again. ;)
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Can you please read this Sid :thumbsup:

Be nice if you'd edit your post :thumbsup:
 
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