Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[cudgee]

Charlie will be proud of that one my friend. That is what he designed them for, to be carried and used as work tools. Good One.

 

[tmd_87]

Charlie will be proud of that one my friend. That is what he designed them for, to be carried and used as work tools. Good One.

One of my favorites! Wish I woulda kept the ebony…DOH!

It needs a good cleaning and a strop!

 

[JJ Cahill]

These were my Wednesday totes.
OOOPS!!!!

 

[Corto_Malt]

Yanni, you have a beauty there.I always enjoy a hamon treated blade...if my eyes see correctly.

A fine rendition of a lamb Yanni.

Thanks a lot have a nice day

Albers is looking good Jack !



What a beauty !



Sweet Lockwood Lamb !

Thanks Have a nice day

Kinda like the coffee from most of them.



Oh wow, it’s been a while! I won’t mention how old I was in 1989.



Great pic! Nice profile to that Lambsfoot blade, too.




That’s incredible, Bob! I’m with Jack, the odds of that happening — a regular contributor to this thread finding a Lambsfoot in the pocket of a jacket in a used clothing shop in the US — must be astronomical!

And on top of all that, it looks to be in great shape with tons of life left in it! Amazing!



Very cool, Jack. In this case, would “dinners” refer to midday meals and “teas” be evening meals?

I think I remember you posting about this before, wasn’t it discovered on part of the outside of the Leeds market that they had been planning to renovate? Hopefully they don’t decide to un-discover it, like that scene from Detectorists where Andy finds a Roman mosaic on a build site.



Is that the Hogwarts Express?

I say that in jest, but if I’m not mistaken the photo on your calendar was taken at the Glenfinnan Viaduct, which was used as a filming location in several of the HP films.

I recently found Yorkshire Tea (which I hadn’t previously seen for sale anywhere locally) in a posh, overpriced local grocery store. Thankfully their price on the tea wasn’t too bad. I’m enjoying my first cup this morning.

Thanks, your Albers have a very nice handle. Have a nice day

 

[cudgee]

These were my Wednesday totes.

You're in the wrong thread. This is for Lambsfoot knives only.

 

[Jack Black]

Looks great Taylor Nice new slip too

Charlie will be proud of that one my friend. That is what he designed them for, to be carried and used as work tools. Good One.

Well said

These were my Wednesday totes.

WRONG THREAD JJ!!

Good morning Guardians, the weather here is like Minnesota, 30 degrees cooler than it was last week! Might be time to dust off my beloved tweed cap I don't suppose the weather will make much difference to Tool Man, but I hope it doesn't rain the whole time he's in Blackpool I'm just waiting in for my joiner, who is on his way, and then I'll think about heading out to the market, via Charlie's Have a good day Guardians

 

[Rufus1949]

Looks great Yaylor Nice new slip too

Well said

WRONG THREAD JJ!!

Good morning Guardians, the weather here is like Minnesota, 30 degrees cooler than it was last week! Might be time to dust off my beloved tweed cap I don't suppose the weather will make much difference to Tool Man, but I hope it doesn't rain the whole time he's in Blackpool I'm just waiting in for my joiner, who is on his way, and then I'll think about heading out to the market, via Charlie's Have a good day Guardians

It seems the cooler weather here is putting a bounce in everyone's walk. Hope you get to Charlie's soon Jack. Waboom is aging well.

 

[Jack Black]

It seems the cooler weather here is putting a bounce in everyone's walk. Hope you get to Charlie's soon Jack. Waboom is aging well.

Thanks a lot mate, the joiner cancelled, so I'm heading off now Have a nice evening

 

[Jack Black]

You're in the wrong thread. This is for Lambsfoot knives only.

It's always the quiet ones!

 

[Jack Black]

Having a blueberry muffin with my coffee

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians, the weather here is like Minnesota, 30 degrees cooler than it was last week! Might be time to dust off my beloved tweed cap I don't suppose the weather will make much difference to Tool Man, but I hope it doesn't rain the whole time he's in Blackpool I'm just waiting in for my joiner, who is on his way, and then I'll think about heading out to the market, via Charlie's Have a good day Guardians

It was in the forties yesterday morning here and it's going to be in the mid eighties this afternoon


Waboom looking good as always !

 

[echoscout]

Having a blueberry muffin with my coffee

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Everything in that pic looks good. WaBooooooooooom!

 

[Jack Black]

It was in the forties yesterday morning here and it's going to be in the mid eighties this afternoon


Waboom looking good as always !

Yikes! Thanks buddy, it's actually turned out quite pleasant here

 

[Jack Black]

Everything in that pic looks good. WaBooooooooooom!

Thanks David!

 

[flatblackcapo]

Once again, Jake has taken over my pockets and won't let another knife near.

 

[Jack Black]

Once again, Jake has taken over my pockets and won't let another knife near.

I empathise Kevin

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians

Just in from across the pond

A well loved Large Taylor Lamb. Still has gator snap and is sharp as a razor.

No eye witness on the stamp ?

 

[screened porch]

Focus over framing:

 

[Jack Black]

I hope everyone is having a good day When I was in Charlie's Cafe yesterday, they were playing some Bill Evans, and I remarked on this. It was rather depressing to hear from Sara, who made my coffee, that the track was listed as "cafe music" However, this led to her telling me that she had learned to play the trumpet at High School, and how she'd love to take it up again. I told her about Musical Andy's stall, and she was very interested. It was nearly lunchtime by the time I got to the market, and by that time it had turned into quite a pleasant, sunny day here in Leeds. Andy's stall was looking as good as ever, and by coincidence, he had a brand new trumpet for sale, which he said he'd be willing to sell for £50. I rang Charlie's, but with the boss away, nobody is answering the phone I gave Nobber Al the book he wanted to borrow, had a chat to Golden Gordon, and talked to Captain Birdseye and Big Dave about their respective ailments. A couple of the other traders asked about Tool Man, and I made sure to concoct the most terrible lies about his absence, combining a tale about how he had said he was too soft to stand another Winter in Leeds market, together with succumbing to an old-fashioned disease, of the same type that killed Oscar Wilde, and possibly contracted in the same fashion! I made them promise to tell him what I had divulged! I laughed my way to the Tunisian food stall, and sat down next to a Middle Eastern visitor to Leeds, who was dining with his wife and daughter. As he was paying at the counter, he told me, "It's so nice to see someone from another culture trying our food." He was somewhat taken aback when I spoke to him in Arabic I did a bit of shopping, and then headed back home, calling in at Charlie's again on the way. Sara was thrilled with my photos of the trumpet, and found the price very attractive. Unfortunately, she couldn't just leave the cafe to go to the market, but hopefully, Andy will still have the trumpet next week

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning Guardians

Just in from across the pond

A well loved Large Taylor Lamb. Still has gator snap and is sharp as a razor.

No eye witness on the stamp ?

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Congratulations Steve Nice old stamp there, and what great features It's certainly seen some use

Focus over framing:

It's always good to see Rose Beast Jer