Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[JohnDF]

Such a cool handle shape.

 

[Rufus1949]

Happy Saturday morning Guardians !

Had some thunderstorms last night but not severe

Sun is out and it's getting hot and humid.


Butler Speylamb today.

How did you smuggle that out of the museum Steve? Love it.

 

[echoscout]

Lunch time Guardians! Got Ethan out today.

 

[Jack Black]

Lucky.

Great pics Bob, I'm glad you have that book, it's a decent read. When I was in my early 20's, Steve McClarence was a large man in his early 30's, a hack at the local paper, and used to throwing his weight around. He once wrote some lies about a friend of mine in his column, and shortly afterwards, I had hold of him. McClarence turned to jelly, went into hiding for several weeks, and according to a friend of mine, who worked with him, he was never seen socially again, eventually leaving Sheffield. When I told Stan Shaw the story, he laughed like a teenager

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Looking good Jer

Evening all,
Out today, bit of shopping visited the parents..
A couple of quiet beers and nibbles.

Looks good buddy

Lovely Lamb Jack !

Thanks pal

You're a day late with the Ebony.
Enjoy the nice weather, my friend.

What can I say, different time zone! Thanks pal, lovely day here

Happy Saturday. Tootable horn there Bob. It’s a nice overcast drizzly morning in Santa Cruz. The turkeys are hatching. Here’s a pic from the other day. Seems like they’re cute babies and before you know it they’re all grown and ready to eat.
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I think the factory farmed turkeys take about 3 months from egg to plate! Cool pics Kurt

Sweet Steve

 

[Jack Black]

Such a cool handle shape.

From the days when the rising tip of a blade was a factor to be considered

Lunch time Guardians! Got Ethan out today.

Very nice David

 

[JohnDF]

From the days when the rising tip of a blade was a factor to be considered

Ahhh... That makes sense.
Thanks for the cutlery history lesson.

 

[Jack Black]

Hope everyone is having a lovely day, I had coffee at Charlie's, and lunch, and a few pints with the boys I called in for Thai later, and now a short nap might be in order

 

[echoscout]

Stunning!

Hello,all!!! Work night tonight. Did not get anything accomplished during the day minus a couple knife swaps. So…..success . Got this lovely lamb that echoscout gifted me today. Hope everyone had a great day.

Lookin good!

Switched to Old Faithful for the evening.
The blade is really starting to get a bit of a recurve to it.
This knife has been in regular use for the last six years, and it has served me well.
From off-road adventures, camping, and fishing... to working in the shop and around the house... to food prep in the kitchen and impromptu steak knife.

I carry a Lambsfoot because it can do it all.

Old faithful standing guard!

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone made it through the week, and that the weekend makes it all better I'm going down to Charlie's in a while, grab a second breakfast, then head into town to meet Wolfie, and a few other pals. Supposed to be warm and sunny all day here Carrying my 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot in Ebony. Have a good one Guardians

Verah nice!

Lucky.

Sweet horn!

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Lookin good in the sunshine!

Happy Saturday morning Guardians !

Had some thunderstorms last night but not severe

Sun is out and it's getting hot and humid.


Butler Speylamb today.

Awesome

Very nice David

Thanks buddy!

 

[Rufus1949]

Hope everyone is having a lovely day, I had coffee at Charlie's, and lunch, and a few pints with the boys I called in for Thai later, and now a short nap might be in order

Sweet lamb Jack.
I would consider that a successful Saturday.

 

[Rufus1949]

Great pics Bob, I'm glad you have that book, it's a decent read. When I was in my early 20's, Steve McClarence was a large man in his early 30's, a hack at the local paper, and used to throwing his weight around. He once wrote some lies about a friend of mine in his column, and shortly afterwards, I had hold of him. McClarence turned to jelly, went into hiding for several weeks, and according to a friend of mine, who worked with him, he was never seen socially again, eventually leaving Sheffield. When I told Stan Shaw the story, he laughed like a teenager

Always good to have a friend watching your back. Noble of you Jack.
The 4th estate needs to be reigned in occasionally.

 

[Jack Black]

Verah nice!

Thank you my friend

Sweet lamb Jack.
I would consider that a successful Saturday.

Thanks Bob, life is nicer when the sun's shining

Always good to have a friend watching your back. Noble of you Jack.
The 4th estate needs to be reigned in occasionally.

Thanks buddy, 40 years ago now!

 

[DaleS]

Happy Stagurday Guardians!

 

[Jack Black]

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Cool pic Dale

 

[Rufus1949]

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Are they hot Dale?

 

[SteveC]

Such a cool handle shape.

Thanks John !

How did you smuggle that out of the museum Steve? Love it.

Thanks pal !

Lunch time Guardians! Got Ethan out today.

Nice shot of Ethan !

Sweet Steve

Thanks mate !

Hope everyone is having a lovely day, I had coffee at Charlie's, and lunch, and a few pints with the boys I called in for Thai later, and now a short nap might be in order

Classy Lamb !

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Nice pic !

 

[DaleS]

Are they hot Dale?

Jalapeños Bob

 

[SteveC]

Bonus pic of the day

 

[Fodderwing]

Lucky.

That is some dramatic horn right there!

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And the winner is......

Happy Saturday. Tootable horn there Bob. It’s a nice overcast drizzly morning in Santa Cruz. The turkeys are hatching. Here’s a pic from the other day. Seems like they’re cute babies and before you know it they’re all grown and ready to eat.
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When a lamb is a limousine.

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[Angry Waiter]

Adorable Pup.

What a little angel!

Patches is a cutie !

Thanks men. She is never more precious than when she is asleep.

My wife calls her Apache.