Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[JJ Cahill]

Added another Lambsfoot and immediately put a working edge on it.

 

[Jack Black]

No my friend- not too kind, we at times don't praise people or tell them how we feel- unfortunately we await for a Eulogy to do this- when it's far too late, and I really do appreciate what you do Jack- and I think the wider population of Traditionals would have no hesitation in agreeing

I agree whole heartily!

Thanks a lot guys

The large Lambsfoot came on a bike ride with me today.
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Hope you're bonding nicely, and that you had a great ride

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Stunning Dwight

Sounds like a nice evening. I like Con Air (in an enjoyable-bad-movie sort of way), but that accent (I think it’s supposed to be Alabama?) is rough. Maybe he got a reference for a dialect coach from Dick Van Dyke.

Yeah, it's a great cast! Danny Trejo looks pretty young in it, and Monica Potter ages amazingly well during the 8 years of her husband's incarceration! I suspect many women might have been more worried had their spouse chosen to grow a mullet in prison!

Con Air At 25: The Anarchic Making Of Nicolas Cage’s Action Classic

The making of Con Air was no less nuts than the film itself. Read the Empire feature now.

www.empireonline.com

Thank you very much, Jack!!! Love the images of the cutlery production images and the beauty shot of your K'roo!

Added another Lambsfoot and immediately put a working edge on it.

Many thanks JJ, and congratulations on your sweet new Lambsfoot, very cool Great pic too

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that your week ahead is looking good. I'm hoping we're going to be getting a bit less rain today, and that some of you folks get a bit more of your share. As we approach the end of July, apart from my trip to Whitby with Mr & Mrs Tool Man, the looming calendar event is, of course, Yorkshire Day, on August 1st. I'll be doing a giveaway, as usual, so those of you in the know might want to be stocking up on spuds, and everyone else might want to go back a year in this thread, and review the fun and festivities Carrying my Albers Lamb today, and starting my week with a couple of bagels Have a good week Guardians

 

[Âchillepattada]

Have a great week everybody



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[Jack Black]

Have a great week everybody

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Great to see you here my friend

 

[Jack Black]

YORKSHIRE DAY GIVEAWAY​

The smell of whippets is on the wind again my friends! Yorkshire Day approaches! It's time to dust off your clogs, flatten out your flat-cap, and unleash your inner ferret! Gather ye spuds, for, once again, for more years than anyone, (certainly me), can remember, the gauntlet is being thrown down for The Annual Chip Butty Challenge!
Please join me on August 1st to celebrate Yorkshire Day, by putting together one of Northern England's finest dishes, the legendary chip butty!

As if that feast isn't enough, there's the bonus of a giveaway. Make your chip butty, and post a pic here, with your Lambsfoot, from 12.01am to 11.59pm on August 1st, for a chance to win. Show some extra Yorkshireness, and your name may go in the cap twice! The giveaway is open to anyone who has ever posted in this thread prior to this one. If you're not a regular poster, please provide a link to your last post (you can find your posts by using the search function)

The prize this year is a knife from my collection, which I acquired from John Maleham, former owner of A. Wright & Son, in 2017. John had managed to get hold of a few pieces of decent vintage Sambar stag, and had made up a couple of Lambsfoot knives that I bought off him. I asked John to let me know if he managed to obtain anymore stag, which eventually led to the Ashley's Choice and Hartshead Barlow knives. This knife is the best of the two knives that I bought from John, and was made by Wright's best cutler. It is on the same (small) frame as the AC. I've only carried it a few times, and it's as new

I hope you'll help me celebrate Yorkshire Day Good luck Guardians

 

[Jack Black]

The early bird catches the croissant fresh out of the oven

 

[Rufus1949]

Added another Lambsfoot and immediately put a working edge on it.

JJ, I am glad you captured a new lamb. It is looking mighty fine.

The early bird catches the croissant fresh out of the oven

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Glad you are out and about with that nice Albers Jack.
Once again, a very generous offer to help celebrate a special day.

 

[Rufus1949]

I think I will join JJ with this lamb.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Jack Black]

Glad you are out and about with that nice Albers Jack.
Once again, a very generous offer to help celebrate a special day.

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Thank you Bob, handsome choice my friend

 

[Rufus1949]

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I like that unique green coat José.

 

[Jack Black]

No rain so far today, but it's cool, and mostly overcast. The sun did come out briefly, while I was in the city centre though. Here's what's happening in Leeds today

Sausage sammich for lunch

 

[SteveC]

Added another Lambsfoot and immediately put a working edge on it.

Congrats on your OMJ !

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that your week ahead is looking good. I'm hoping we're going to be getting a bit less rain today, and that some of you folks get a bit more of your share. As we approach the end of July, apart from my trip to Whitby with Mr & Mrs Tool Man, the looming calendar event is, of course, Yorkshire Day, on August 1st. I'll be doing a giveaway, as usual, so those of you in the know might want to be stocking up on spuds, and everyone else might want to go back a year in this thread, and review the fun and festivities Carrying my Albers Lamb today, and starting my week with a couple of bagels Have a good week Guardians

I'm looking forward to Yorkshire day ! I hope the rain lets up for you and you have a great week !

Have a great week everybody

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Nice HHB !

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Lovely !

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Nice jigging !

 

[r8shell]

YORKSHIRE DAY GIVEAWAY​

The smell of whippets is on the wind again my friends! Yorkshire Day approaches! It's time to dust off your clogs, flatten out your flat-cap, and unleash your inner ferret! Gather ye spuds, for, once again, for more years than anyone, (certainly me), can remember, the gauntlet is being thrown down for The Annual Chip Butty Challenge!
Please join me on August 1st to celebrate Yorkshire Day, by putting together one of Northern England's finest dishes, the legendary chip butty!

As if that feast isn't enough, there's the bonus of a giveaway. Make your chip butty, and post a pic here, with your Lambsfoot, from 12.01am to 11.59pm on August 1st, for a chance to win. Show some extra Yorkshireness, and your name may go in the cap twice! The giveaway is open to anyone who has ever posted in this thread prior to this one. If you're not a regular poster, please provide a link to your last post (you can find your posts by using the search function)

The prize this year is a knife from my collection, which I acquired from John Maleham, former owner of A. Wright & Son, in 2017. John had managed to get hold of a few pieces of decent vintage Sambar stag, and had made up a couple of Lambsfoot knives that I bought off him. I asked John to let me know if he managed to obtain anymore stag, which eventually led to the Ashley's Choice and Hartshead Barlow knives. This knife is the best of the two knives that I bought from John, and was made by Wright's best cutler. It is on the same (small) frame as the AC. I've only carried it a few times, and it's as new

I hope you'll help me celebrate Yorkshire Day Good luck Guardians

Is it almost Yorkshire Day again? How time flies.
I'll try to post then, but my mother is coming to visit on the first and as you can imagine, I don't want to get scolded for "always messing with your phone and social media"

If anyone is on the fence about Jack's very generous giveaway, here are pictures (five years old, pre-patina) of the second best knife from that run:

The colors don't match, but the thickness does.

Last year's Chip Butty:

 

[Hoffmajo89]

Please join me on August 1st to celebrate Yorkshire Day, by putting together one of Northern England's finest dishes, the legendary chip butty!

Off to google to find out what this marvelous-looking sandwich is. It looks like two of my favorite foods put together… chips and buttered toast… so the prize might be the food itself!

Until my research is done, here’s a pic of what’s in the pocket today (and most days since I got it to be honest)

 

[screened porch]

Is it almost Yorkshire Day again? How time flies.
I'll try to post then, but my mother is coming to visit on the first and as you can imagine, I don't want to get scolded for "always messing with your phone and social media"

If anyone is on the fence about Jack's very generous giveaway, here are pictures (five years old, pre-patina) of the second best knife from that run:

The colors don't match, but the thickness does.

Last year's Chip Butty:

Nobody will know if you make the butty and take the picture early!

 

[Jack Black]

I'm looking forward to Yorkshire day ! I hope the rain lets up for you and you have a great week !

Thanks Steve No rain this afternoon, and apart from the fact it's still a little cool, you'd almost think it was July!

Is it almost Yorkshire Day again? How time flies.

Yes, I'll try and post some links to last year's international celebrations!

I'll try to post then, but my mother is coming to visit on the first and as you can imagine, I don't want to get scolded for "always messing with your phone and social media"

That's nice of your mother to come to spend Yorkshire Day with you Rachel! What do you think she'll make of a chip butty?!

If anyone is on the fence about Jack's very generous giveaway, here are pictures (five years old, pre-patina) of the second best knife from that run:

The colors don't match, but the thickness does.

Last year's Chip Butty:

Thanks mate, great pics The giveaway Lamb was actually produced shortly before that small run, but certainly inspired it You're making me feel hungry now!

Off to google to find out what this marvelous-looking sandwich is. It looks like two of my favorite foods put together… chips and buttered toast… so the prize might be the food itself!

Until my research is done, here’s a pic of what’s in the pocket today (and most days since I got it to be honest)

I like your spirit! It's usually just buttered bread, rather than buttered toast, but feel free to experiment Lots of videos online

Those Sheffield United fans might not have a clue about football, but they know how to enjoy a good, simple chip butty, and I like their song!

Nobody will know if you make the butty and take the picture early!

 

[r8shell]

That's nice of your mother to come to spend Yorkshire Day with you Rachel! What do you think she'll make of a chip butty?!

Good question. It's a vegetarian dish, so that's alright. But is it still a chip butty if made with whole wheat bread?

Thanks mate, great pics The giveaway Lamb was actually produced shortly before that small run, but certainly inspired it You're making me feel hungry now!

Ah, thanks for the info. I'm getting hungry too, but my feeding time isn't for a few more hours.

 

[Jack Black]

Good question. It's a vegetarian dish, so that's alright. But is it still a chip butty if made with whole wheat bread?

Not as good, in my opinion, but needs must! I love good bread, but strangely, a chip butty doesn't benefit from it

Ah, thanks for the info. I'm getting hungry too, but my feeding time isn't for a few more hours.

I hope you enjoy eating when you do Rachel Have a great time with your mom, of course, too

 

[RickHuf]

A sammitch made of only fries? Oh I'm definitely going to try this with my own spin.

So I looked up this culinary masterpiece and it says that it is commonly served with ketchup or brown sauce. Brown sauce kind of seems like what we call steak sauce (which is delicious) but I could be wrong. Is anyone familiar with brown sauce and is there something comparable in the states?