Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Jack Black said:
Looking good David 😎 I was hoping the weather had changed here, but it started raining heavily late afternoon, and it's still bouncing down at 10.15pm! 🤔 Hope you're managing to find some shade buddy 👍
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Thank you Jack. I did. I found the AC after work and have stayed close this evening. Camel bone Lamb sure is a looker.
 
Rufus1949 said:
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Kudos on that Kudu Bob and the basil and tomato snack looks delicious.
SteveC said:
Just in in time for Wooden Wednesday, a new Rodgers dark oak Lamb


Fit and finish is pretty good although there is a bit of blade wobble but not too bad. It took me a while to get a decent edge on it but now it's good to go !

Overall a nice Lamb 👍

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Taking it pretty easy today as it's my prep day for a colonoscopy first thing in the morning. 😯
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Fantastic image Steve.

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Wonderful pics of your incredible city Jack!
 
screened porch said:
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Yay! 🎉:cool::thumbsup:
echoscout said:
Thank you Jack. I did. I found the AC after work and have stayed close this evening. Camel bone Lamb sure is a looker.
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I don't blame you David :thumbsup: Thanks buddy (that's actually giraffe rather than camel) :thumbsup:
Fodderwing said:
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Wonderful pics of your incredible city Jack!
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Thank you Dwight, Leeds wasn't pounded by the Luftwaffe in the same way Sheffield was, and was always a town with money, so there is still some nice architecture here :thumbsup:
Daniel W said:
thank you Bob and yes I do have a few in the works View attachment 2265834just need to cut out another lamb
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Some interesting materials there Daniel, cool shot :) :thumbsup:
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Wonderful image Dwight :cool: :thumbsup:

Good morning Guardians, still raining here, so I am in no hurry to get down to the market, I'll take my time today ;) Hope everyone has a good day, and I'll try to send some of this rain your way :D Carrying my Hartshead Barlow :thumbsup:

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A foggy misty morning out back with my lamb in the garden. In my garden I just plant stuff without any regard. It’s always better than no garden. I like dahlias. Zinnias are pretty nice too.

Otter Update: Santa Cruz surf board appropriating sea otter #841 has avoided capture by local and federal authorities and is still at large. I don’t know if Greenpeace has been brought in on this one yet. There is an online petition that so far has garnered 50,000 signatures in support of keeping otter #841 free.
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unclekurty said:
A foggy misty morning out back with my lamb in the garden. In my garden I just plant stuff without any regard. It’s always better than no garden. I like dahlias. Zinnias are pretty nice too.

Otter Update: Santa Cruz surf board appropriating sea otter #841 has avoided capture by local and federal authorities and is still at large. I don’t know if Greenpeace has been brought in on this one yet. There is an online petition that so far has garnered 50,000 signatures in support of keeping otter #841 free.
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FREEDOM!!!🤙
My kind of gardener Kurt.
Your Toole is a beauty.👌
 
screened porch said:
Yup, my four bottles arrived last night.
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Congratulations Jer, that's more than a year's supply I reckon! :cool: Your Ebony '18 pairs well with it ;) Black gold! :D :thumbsup:
GusSharp68 said:
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Looks tasty buddy, as does your lovely Albers :cool: :thumbsup:
unclekurty said:
A foggy misty morning out back with my lamb in the garden. In my garden I just plant stuff without any regard. It’s always better than no garden. I like dahlias. Zinnias are pretty nice too.

Otter Update: Santa Cruz surf board appropriating sea otter #841 has avoided capture by local and federal authorities and is still at large. I don’t know if Greenpeace has been brought in on this one yet. There is an online petition that so far has garnered 50,000 signatures in support of keeping otter #841 free.
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Go Otter 841! :cool: :D Thanks for keeping us updated Kurt, is there anything the Guardians can do to assist? ;) That a great photo, and one heck of a beautiful Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:
unclekurty said:
I am rooting for Otter 841.
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The People's Otter! :D :thumbsup:
sceva said:
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Looking shipshape and Bristol fashion! :thumbsup:

How's your day going Guardians, I've been having to deal with one of the crazy situations sucking up a lot of time since I got back from Bulgaria! o_O Just spent the last 3 hours sending emails, and making phone calls, a frustrating waste of time 🤬 I did go down to the market though, after calling in at Charlie's on the way, and bad-mouthed Tool Man to all our mutual friends, and his fellow market traders! 😂 Someone suggested sending him a 'Stop Malingering Soon' card, but we couldn't find one with 'Pansy' on the front! 🤣 Boring Ray was with him at Skegness last weekend, on some Teddy Boy outing, and told a tale of Tool Man drinking too much, and insisting on going pub-crawling, despite heavy rain, so he has a bit of a cold now apparently :rolleyes: Tool Man generally refuses to go outside Yorkshire, (or so he says - it's quite untrue), so he may be reaping his just reward! 😝 I kind of regret having booked a hotel in Whitby, because I'd hate to be associated with someone so downright SOFT! :p

Obviously I'll be showing the fat, girly lump this at some point! 🤣🤣🤣

And here's the chip butty he missed! 😋🤣:thumbsup:

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SteveC said:
Afternoon Guardians !

Happy to say I got a clean bill of health after my colonoscopy and I've graduated to the ten year plan from the five year 👍


Got some tea in yesterday for upcoming Yorkshire day

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Looking forward to a Chip Buttie !
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Great news Steve :) Definitely worth getting the posh stuff in for! :D ;) Great pic :thumbsup:
 
The heat and humidity here in Texas is terrible! My jeans and shirt are dripping wet from sweating yesterday in the heat catching up around my farm.

My Henderson's Relish is due to arrive Aug 1st! We will have to see if it makes it in time for Yorkshire Day.

I'm all about the 'common' British teas here in Texas. Getting a decent cup of British tea is super nice compared to Lipton and the off-brands like Walmart "Great Value". Right now it's P&G and Tetley for the most part unless I do sweet Tea with some Luzianne which makes awesome 'sun tea' too! Sweet tea with Luzianne from the Deep South puts modern soda pop to shame too!

Need to remember to get some STEAK FRIES next time I'm in Town. The Lambsfoot and I are getting ready for a short trip to my friend's deck on the pond/lake for a nice late evening outing, might have to see if I can score some British beer for the outing too.
 
SteveC said:
The prep is worse than the procedure for sure. I would want to do it without anesthesia though. My friend did it that way and regretted it.
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If the doctor has a soft touch, it isn't bad. However, if the doctor doesn't have good control of the scope, it can be a bad ordeal as the tissues are very tender.
 
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