Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Angry Waiter]

Hello everyone, hope you having a great day.

 

[Joefairbanks]

The newest Lamb is feeling festive today, and co-workers brought in lot's of goodies...

 

[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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[Angry Waiter]

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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David I hope they get you out of there quickly.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

Good morning Guardians !

Made some Scottish shortbread this morning and Charlie's Lamb helped

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Pretty easy to make

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I just started 3 weeks leave, I might give this one a try. Thanks mate.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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Sorry to hear mate, hope all goes well.

 

[SteveC]

Stellar work Steve It must be 25 years since I last made shortbread. I went through a 6-month long intense baking phase, but I was putting on too much weight!

Thanks pal !

Wee Staggy taking it easy

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Wee Staggy looking good !

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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You're in my prayers buddy !

I just started 3 weeks leave, I might give this one a try. Thanks mate.

You bet, hope you make some. It's really good

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack.

Love seeing that one.

Thank you Todd, I like to take a Sheffield knife with me on my travels, and a Lambsfoot obviously, but one I can always give away as a gift, or sacrifice to the knife gods without too many tears

Hello everyone, hope you having a great day.

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It's always good to see the Blood Lamb Pete

The newest Lamb is feeling festive today, and co-workers brought in lot's of goodies...

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Looking good Joe

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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Blimey David, very sorry to read this buddy I hope everything goes well, and that you and Kat can get home asap

 

[SteveC]

It's a drizzly dreary day here and not looking very Christmassy


Managed to get a nice walk in after lunch.

 

[Jack Black]

Wee Staggy looking good !

Thanks Steve, shortbread used to be one of my winter mountaineering fuels of choice, tons of calories, sugar, and fat!

 

[Jack Black]

It's a drizzly dreary day here and not looking very Christmassy


Managed to get a nice walk in after lunch.



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Sorry to hear about the wet weather Steve, but your Charlie Lamb is looking cute as a button Great pic

 

[SteveC]

Thanks Steve, shortbread used to be one of my winter mountaineering fuels of choice, tons of calories, sugar, and fat!

Nice and lightweight as well !

Sorry to hear about the wet weather Steve, but your Charlie Lamb is looking cute as a button Great pic

Thanks buddy !

 

[bigfish64]

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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for you David.

Thank you Todd, I like to take a Sheffield knife with me on my travels, and a Lambsfoot obviously, but one I can always give away as a gift, or sacrifice to the knife gods without too many tears

Love that thinking Jack. That would be quite a gift.

 

[Rufus1949]

Afternoon Guardians. I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere. The staff is taking very good care of me. I have Kat with me so all is good atm. Hope yawl are having a good weekend.

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David,
I hope you are on the rebound and make it home for Christmas.

 

[Rufus1949]

Hello everyone, hope you having a great day.

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Looking good as always Pete.

 

[Jakeywax31]

It was like 50 today!!!! Not a lick of the white stuff on the ground. Finished up some last minute Christmas stuff for the kids. I have to wrap more stuff . HHB today.

 

[birdsbeaks]

This is a bit of an awkward one for me.

Today the postman dropped off a knife that belonged to a Guardian that I never had the opportunity to get to know as he sadly passed away not long after I was bitten by the traditional (and by association, the lambfoot) bug.

What I know to be true is that he was more of a photographer than I'll ever be - an artist that was able to deftly capture the spirit of a knife in visual form. The knife I received was a regular subject of his, no doubt because of the bold and very recognizable characteristics of its figure.

Even as a relative newcomer to the lambfoot community, I recognized it immediately (from my reading through of past posts in this thread) when I caught sight of it languishing unceremoniously among a collection of toys, jewelry, games, clothing, and other assorted sundries in the collection of a seller on a well-known auction site.

After watching it sit for over a week, I started to become concerned that it may be removed for sale, or purchased by someone unaffiliated with this community, and never seen again. I made the seller an offer, they accepted, and here we are.

My picture doesn't do it justice. In fact, it doesn't even approach the quality of the numerous extant photos of it in this very thread. All I can say is that I'll try my best to continue to allows its light to shine for lovers of beautiful lambfoot knives.

I sincerely wish I'd had the opportunity to know this knife's previous owner as he seemed to be a gentle, caring, and compassionate soul - alas, such is life. I'll keep that soul in mind each time I carry and use it.

I'm certain that the majority of you longtime Guardians will recognize it and hope you will be able to overlook my ham-fisted photographic fumblings where it's concerned. Thank you in advance.

 

[mitch13]

Big lamb today.

 

[cudgee]

I'm in cardiac ICU getting a blood transfusion lots of medicine and hoses running everywhere.

Hope everything works out well for you, and sincerely hope you can be home for Christmas.

 

[SteveC]

This is a bit of an awkward one for me.

Today the postman dropped off a knife that belonged to a Guardian that I never had the opportunity to get to know as he sadly passed away not long after I was bitten by the traditional (and by association, the lambfoot) bug.

What I know to be true is that he was more of a photographer than I'll ever be - an artist that was able to deftly capture the spirit of a knife in visual form. The knife I received was a regular subject of his, no doubt because of the bold and very recognizable characteristics of its figure.

Even as a relative newcomer to the lambfoot community, I recognized it immediately (from my reading through of past posts in this thread) when I caught sight of it languishing unceremoniously among a collection of toys, jewelry, games, clothing, and other assorted sundries in the collection of a seller on a well-known auction site.

After watching it sit for over a week, I started to become concerned that it may be removed for sale, or purchased by someone unaffiliated with this community, and never seen again. I made the seller an offer, they accepted, and here we are.

My picture doesn't do it justice. In fact, it doesn't even approach the quality of the numerous extant photos of it in this very thread. All I can say is that I'll try my best to continue to allows its light to shine for lovers of beautiful lambfoot knives.

I sincerely wish I'd had the opportunity to know this knife's previous owner as he seemed to be a gentle, caring, and compassionate soul - alas, such is life. I'll keep that soul in mind each time I carry and use it.

I'm certain that the majority of you longtime Guardians will recognize it and hope you will be able to overlook my ham-fisted photographic fumblings where it's concerned. Thank you in advance.

Well said and I don't think you should feel awkward at all. I'm sure Harvey would be happy to know that some of his Lambs are ending up with the Guardians for safe keeping !

Nice picture as well !