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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Jakeywax31
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Excuse my absence, Guardians. I am the newest one in my department so that means I’m working while everyone is on holiday vacation. Nothing new going on around here. I did finish my Christmas shopping though 
. Got the Horn lamb in the pocket today.
. Got the Horn lamb in the pocket today.
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AH, the corporate way, the rule that they all bow at the alter too. Cut costs to increase profit, the quality has no bearing on it.
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LOL!
I managed to get back to my room relatively quickly this evening, in part because the restaurant I ate at was on the way here 
Congratulations JoeWell, after purchasing and using my first Lambsfoot knife from Sheffield in bog oak I realized what all of the fuss is about. What a lovely blade! Great for a variety of uses. This is a picture of my first getting ready for some real hard use!
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So, I decided to pick up another one. This time from A Wright with stag scales and the fancy filed backspring! What a looker!!(In my opinion)
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Thanks for letting me share the pics, and thanks for the warm welcome that I have received from all of you here! I just might have another coming from Santa...
El Hombre de Herramientas!
He'll be munching down on a jamon sandwich! Really full blades on that one, by the look of it Steve, great pic
Tough break buddyExcuse my absence, Guardians. I am the newest one in my department so that means I’m working while everyone is on holiday vacation. Nothing new going on around here. I did finish my Christmas shopping though
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Very attractive horn there Speaking of which... 
And so went the Sheffield cutlery industryAH, the corporate way, the rule that they all bow at the alter too. Cut costs to increase profit, the quality has no bearing on it.
I hope everyone is doing well, and getting ready for Christmas
Turned out I was booked in at the Asian Fusion restaurant tonight, rather than the Italian one!. It was ok, but the food in the main restaurants is nice enough and I could have eaten at 5pm, rather than 8.30pm After I ate, I just went back to my room to read my book, and have an early night 
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Thanks buddy.
Thank you. Just a couple of homely SFO's our friend Jack had made out of desert ironwood.
Gracias my traveling friend.
Beautiful image Barrett.Looks like a tasty lunch, Mitch!Festive shot of your TEW, too!
I’m glad your mom had a great birthday, Rachel. Sorry to hear about the covid, and very sorry to hear about Echo.
Glad you were able to find it, Steve!
Glad you were able to help the old feller out. I thought for a second you were going to say he hadn’t known all his friends and family would be there, and he was in the bathroom avoiding them.
Very cool knife, Steve!I’ve certainly never seen anything quite like it.
Busy weekend here. Had to haul two TVs to be recycled on Saturday morning, then go buy a new TV and try to finish up some Christmas shopping. Most of today was spent tidying up and tackling a few other tasks around the house. (Still not quite finished on that front, but I’ve still got a few days before family starts showing up.)
Winding down now with Christmas movie and a nightcap.
Thank you Bob.
Just incredible Steve. The jigging is as good as it gets. Don't know how you find these.
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Another jewel. Ya gotta wonder how that bone can be so worn when the blades look untouched!
Wait... What?
I hope you don't have a fire in that maze Jack!
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Thanks Dwight, luck mostly
Thanks, It looks like someone cleaned up the blades on a belt and polished them.
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Very nice Paul.Excuse my absence, Guardians. I am the newest one in my department so that means I’m working while everyone is on holiday vacation. Nothing new going on around here. I did finish my Christmas shopping though
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Everlasting beauty!
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Does anyone no if the ramshorn handles that come from A Wright are special order,the sight mainly lists few kinds of wood the odd stag.yet I see alot of people with that clear looking ramshorn,,eventually in the new year I will have better communication with them, but trying to envision my order.or do they even do ramshorn anymore, and that is something only taylors eye witness does.
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I did think the same Dwight!Wait... What?
Spectacular photo my friend
Part-ay!
Looks delicious Todd
I sense a theme!
Very handsome David
Can you please make sure you have read post #1
Happy to answer any questions regarding ordering by PM. With regard to Wright's, they have made knives with oxhorn. I seem to recall some mentions ramshorn in relation to Wright's, which surprised me as they've always previously refused to use it. They're not shy about making substitutions in my experience TEW have used ramshorn for many years, though in it's polished state it would be hard to differentiate Good morning Guardians!
Fuelled by beans on toast, I set off early to walk to the market at the Rubicon Marina a couple of miles away. There didn't seem to be too much to it, so I walked on, all the way to the Playa Blanca port, where I got a taxi back. I took a load of photos with my camera, but only a few with my phone, and the three I took of Wee Staggy are all out of focus!
Along the way, I had a strange encounter with a couple of Spanish lads in their late teens, I would guess, outside one of the Rubicon shopping centres. They hailed me in Spanish, addressing me as amigo, which seemed a little strange considering our age difference. After I spoke to them, they asked if I was English, and when I said yes, they both threw their arms up, saying "Yay! That's what we like! We love the English!" Then, they both shook my hand very warmly, wished me a good day in Spanish, and went off chatting excitedly! I thought maybe they had had a bet on my nationality or something!
No shortage of English people at Playa Blanca, which is a lot more touristy than where I'm staying. I did think about having lunch, but they were still serving breakfast at 12!
Just going to eat now Have a good day everyone 
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Thanks Jack.Looks delicious Todd
Looks beautiful there Jack.Good morning Guardians!
Fuelled by beans on toast, I set off early to walk to the market at the Rubicon Marina a couple of miles away. There didn't seem to be too much to it, so I walked on, all the way to the Playa Blanca port, where I got a taxi back. I took a load of photos with my camera, but only a few with my phone, and the three I took of Wee Staggy are all out of focus!
Along the way, I had a strange encounter with a couple of Spanish lads in their late teens, I would guess, outside one of the Rubicon shopping centres. They hailed me in Spanish, addressing me as amigo, which seemed a little strange considering our age difference. After I spoke to them, they asked if I was English, and when I said yes, they both threw their arms up, saying "Yay! That's what we like! We love the English!" Then, they both shook my hand very warmly, wished me a good day in Spanish, and went off chatting excitedly! I thought maybe they had had a bet on my nationality or something!
No shortage of English people at Playa Blanca, which is a lot more touristy than where I'm staying. I did think about having lunch, but they were still serving breakfast at 12!
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I did think the same Dwight!
Spectacular photo my friend
Part-ay!
Looks delicious Todd
I sense a theme!
Very handsome David
Can you please make sure you have read post #1
Good morning Guardians!
Fuelled by beans on toast, I set off early to walk to the market at the Rubicon Marina a couple of miles away. There didn't seem to be too much to it, so I walked on, all the way to the Playa Blanca port, where I got a taxi back. I took a load of photos with my camera, but only a few with my phone, and the three I took of Wee Staggy are all out of focus!
Along the way, I had a strange encounter with a couple of Spanish lads in their late teens, I would guess, outside one of the Rubicon shopping centres. They hailed me in Spanish, addressing me as amigo, which seemed a little strange considering our age difference. After I spoke to them, they asked if I was English, and when I said yes, they both threw their arms up, saying "Yay! That's what we like! We love the English!" Then, they both shook my hand very warmly, wished me a good day in Spanish, and went off chatting excitedly! I thought maybe they had had a bet on my nationality or something!
No shortage of English people at Playa Blanca, which is a lot more touristy than where I'm staying. I did think about having lunch, but they were still serving breakfast at 12!
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Looks like you're having lovely weather !