Evening Guardians! Mercy sakes so many nice Lambs today I can't keep up.
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You're keeping up fine David
That's a really interesting old Lamb I think Dwight

Great pic too my friend
Morning all.
Rosewood goes with the cap

Wet Thursday morning had a cold snap down to 55f, & wet. The purple rain has begun from the jacaranda.
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Are you sure that purple rain isn't dye running out of your jaunty cap Mitch?!

Cool pics
That's a bummer.
I'm very disappointed John, particularly as I had bought some accessories for it, and spent several hours watching videos

They have offered to exchange it, but I think I'm just going to get a refund
I overheard my wife and daughter talking about a building nicknamed "The Dalek." They said it was in Leeds. Have you heard of it,
Jack Black
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Lambsfoot content:
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Doctor Who liked lambsfoots, you know.
[My daughter would correct me: "It's 'the Doctor'--'Doctor Who' is not his name!"]
Really Vince?!
Yes, until recently, it was the tallest building in Yorkshire, built about 15 years ago - pretty disastrously 
I remember calling it 'The Dalek' before I'd heard anyone else use the name, but the resemblance is hard not to spot

I must have dozens of photos of it, probably even some including a Lambsfoot, but I have so many pics, it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack!

Hopefully, you can see why it's called 'The Dalek'
The security guard
I can see it Mitch!
Working more on the patina tonight
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Mmmmmm
I hope everyone is having a good day. It's never stopped raining here unfortunately, so the market was wet, cold, but not entirely miserable!

Tool Man was happy with his sammich (which he followed immediately, with a large Bear Claw)!
The tool stall was a bit more back to normal in terms of the stock
Barry The Ted has been building a crossbow for about 2 years, and keeps us all updated each week, and at considerable length. He eschews popular opinion in terms of crossbow manufacture ("Why do I need to use hardened steel, steel IS hard!"), use (insisting on dry-firing it several times), and the law (I just use it in the park)!

Thankfully, nobody was injured at the tool stall, and I suspect Barry might be rather pleased with having a captive audience when he's doing time in one of His Majesty's penal establishments!
On the way back home, I decided to call in at Charlie's for a caffeine pick-me-up. I had thought that Sara's match-making mother had left for Italy, but she is staying a few more days, and I learned that, with no personal input whatsoever, I now have a very attractive girlfriend in Santo Domingo. Thankfully, more than 4,000 miles separate us!
