Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Dis a ting of beauty....a feast for the eyes.
Let the celebration begin Jack. See you Monday .

Thanks buddy, Monday is the main day though! Most of us started last night!

 

[Onebigbill]

I'd say the sun is over the yardarm, but I can't remember the last time I saw the sun!

That Albers LF knife is really something!

 

[Jack Black]

That Albers LF knife is really something!

Thank you Bill, Eric's knives are incredible

 

[birdsbeaks]

A new lamb has joined my flock. I've named her "Wendi" - as in "Wendigo." She already bit me - must have been desperate to find her "forever home." I believe she now has.

https://imgur.com/a/WLUDPV6

The "War on Drugs" is probably the "war" in which the United States has suffered it's greatest defeat - and the one from which the American taxpayers will most likely never financially recover. Can't solve a social and mental health issue through enforcement, otherwise we'd simply outlaw insanity and depression. Seems to me, much like with small-batch pocket knives, when the supply is restricted - desirability goes up, not down.

As the late, great George Carlin wondered: When will we stop declaring war on nouns?

How's that "War on Poverty" going? Haven't heard a report from the front lines in quite awhile. Must not have been profitable enough.

 

[screened porch]

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I was in danger of being deemed political here.
Here's a lambsfoot.

 

[r8shell]

Your spellcheck missed this, Rachel. You meant "y'all", right?

I think its Texas for "youins" which is the Tennessee spelling

Yup!

I don't know, looks like it was a "Yinz" or "youz" to me.....

I don't know how it's spelled, but my relatives from Squirrel Hill said "Yoons" (vowel sound like in book)

What a beauty !

Thanks!

I'd say the sun is over the yardarm, but I can't remember the last time I saw the sun!

That's because the sun is spending all its time in Texas this summer (100 degrees at 8pm last night) I'd gladly trade you for just a little bit of rain.
That looks like a very refreshing drink, Jack. Enjoy!

 

[sf fanatic]

Newest addition to the flock. Whiskey Barrel Oak handles. The pull is very robust 8-9. Not quite a nail breaker. View attachment 2298811

 

[SteveC]

Newest addition to the flock. Whiskey Barrel Oak handles. The pull is very robust 8-9. Not quite a nail breaker. View attachment 2298811

Very nice Dan !

 

[sf fanatic]

Very nice Dan !

Thanks! My first lamb with oak handles.

 

[Rufus1949]

Newest addition to the flock. Whiskey Barrel Oak handles. The pull is very robust 8-9. Not quite a nail breaker. View attachment 2298811

The oak should age nicely Dan, like a fine bourbon. Very nice.
Is that the 4" version?

 

[cudgee]

I was in danger of being deemed political here.

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[cudgee]

Jack Black See the Brits got some revenge back on the Vikings during the week. A British runner beat the red hot favourite in the 1500 at the World Athletic Championships during the week, he was from Norway. .

 

[Jack Black]

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I was in danger of being deemed political here.
Here's a lambsfoot.

Thank you Jer

Let's not go there please folks

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Yup!

I don't know how it's spelled, but my relatives from Squirrel Hill said "Yoons" (vowel sound like in book)

There are folks who still say thee and thine here!

That's because the sun is spending all its time in Texas this summer (100 degrees at 8pm last night) I'd gladly trade you for just a little bit of rain.
That looks like a very refreshing drink, Jack. Enjoy!

That is just crazy Rachel! You've definitely had more than your fair share this year! I don't think there's a cocktail combining Sicilian lemonade, white rum, and lime, but it is indeed refreshing! Cheers

Newest addition to the flock. Whiskey Barrel Oak handles. The pull is very robust 8-9. Not quite a nail breaker. View attachment 2298811

Nice Dan

With my usual impeccable timing, I had a freak injury this afternoon, pulling out a can of red kidney beans, from an awkward spot underneath a couple of slabs of canned tomatoes. I dislocated the inner end of my clavicle some years back, and it's my collar bone and shoulder that are hurting. I thought a hot bath might help, but it was very painful to get out. Hoping it'll be ok tomorrow, otherwise I might have to go to the hospital, and a Bank Holiday Weekend is really not a time to visit a British hospital!

 

[Rufus1949]

Thank you Jer

Let's not go there please folks

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There are folks who still say thee and thine here!

That is just crazy Rachel! You've definitely had more than your fair share this year! I don't think there's a cocktail combining Sicilian lemonade, white rum, and lime, but it is indeed refreshing! Cheers

Nice Mike

With my usual impeccable timing, I had a freak injury this afternoon, pulling out a can of red kidney beans, from an awkward spot underneath a couple of slabs of canned tomatoes. I dislocated the inner end of my clavicle some years back, and it's my collar bone and shoulder that are hurting. I thought a hot bath might help, but it was very painful to get out. Hoping it'll be ok tomorrow, otherwise I might have to go to the hospital, and a Bank Holiday Weekend is really not a time to visit a British hospital!

Oh Jack, I do hope you find some relief soon.

 

[cudgee]

Let's not go there please folks

Yes, Let's Not.

 

[echoscout]

Lovely old knife David That's quite a blade stamp isn't it? I'd say it's quite a bit older than my own

Thank you Jack. Nice Unity you have! The tang stamp on mine doesnt have England in it so I'm assuming it was made before 1890-91.

Good morning Guardians, we've almost made it through another week! I never seem to have enough time these days though! The weather is pretty miserable here again, and it's feeling a little cold. Hoping we get at least one good day for the carnival weekend here. All the roads are closed on Sunday and Monday (a holiday here), so I can't go anywhere else anyway! I'm hoping to catch up with Wolfie at some point, and my mate Matt, who lives close by, but I usually bump into lots of old friends over the weekend. The local cafes and businesses make a lot of cash over the weekend, but to some extent, that depends upon the weather, so I hope they do OK. I'll be calling in at Charlie's today to ensure they have everything ready! Have a good day Guardians I'm carrying my lovely Albers Lamb

Beautiful Albers Lamb!

 

[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians! Still hotter than blazes here. Some Bog Oak today.

 

[sf fanatic]

The oak should age nicely Dan, like a fine bourbon. Very nice.
Is that the 4" version?

Thanks Bob! Yes, it is a four inch piece.

 

[Rufus1949]

Thanks Bob! Yes, it is a four inch piece.

Appreciate info Dan.

 

[SteveC]

With my usual impeccable timing, I had a freak injury this afternoon, pulling out a can of red kidney beans, from an awkward spot underneath a couple of slabs of canned tomatoes. I dislocated the inner end of my clavicle some years back, and it's my collar bone and shoulder that are hurting. I thought a hot bath might help, but it was very painful to get out. Hoping it'll be ok tomorrow, otherwise I might have to go to the hospital, and a Bank Holiday Weekend is really not a time to visit a British hospital!

I hope it feels better tomorrow !