That is a sweet looking Lamb.
Nice shadow lamb Jack. Glad to see you are having a busy, but fruitful week.
Thanks a lot guys, it was a kind gift from Paul
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Jack it's the hogfather based on Terry pratchrlet's disc world series.
The rain is forecast for showers all weak.
Nice lamb
Thanks for the info Mitch, and for the compliment
Sorry to hear there's more rain on the way mate
Glad to hear that it stopped raining. We're not so lucky as we had more overnight and it's supposed to rain again later today.
Shadow Lamb looking good
Oh no!
Your weather seems to have been crazy this year Steve
I'm going to miss some work today for a surprise doctor's appointment.
I messaged my doctor yesterday about sciatica, and she wanted me to get seen by any available provider, which sounds a little more urgent than my idea of sciatica.
Fortunately there's a new guy in the practice who isn't booked solid yet, so he had this one opening today when I'm working, or more tomorrow when I'm not working. The receptionist thought I looked urgent enough that I shouldn't wait the extra day, which "gives one furiously to think, does it not". Nice I won't have to wonder for long.
I sure hope everything is OK Jer, sciatica alone is bad enough
Sounds like a busy day ahead!
Interesting that the pins appear to be fully hidden on that shadow lamb. I don’t know that I’ve personally ever seen that feature on a lambfoot, but it has a really nice look. Wondering if this is a standard feature of that specific knife, or something special going on there. Thanks for sharing!
- Josh
If I remember correctly Josh, Joseph Rodgers did a small range of these knives in the late 70's. It had a name, which unfortunately I forget, but they were probably primarily trying to cut manufacturing costs, and the Sheffield cutlers were facing stiff foreign competition at the time, and being under-priced. I think the covers are just glued on, but they're solid little knives, and very light in the pocket
May the sun appear for some, and continue to shine for others.
That's an absolute beauty Bob, I love how understated it is
Gorgeous Dwight
The coin reminds me of the old British pre-decimal ha'pennies
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Thanks. I'm guessing she wants to rule out congestive heart failure, but why guess? I'll know in a couple hours.
I'm lucky to have a doctor and insurance.
I hope that you're OK Jer, and that Lamb isn't a metaphor for how you feel
Well, it's supposed to hit 109 here today, so thanks for nothing!
Blimey Tyson, I hope your AC is working buddy
So many nice lamb pictures. And Tool Man always looks happy chomping down on something. Bob those wood covers on your Cosimo are something else. And I especially look forward to more pictures of Cosimo/Paul collaboration. I am happy to be getting number 9. Meanwhile we’re in for a bit of a heat wave here. I’m always worried more about fires especially with the 4th of July coming up. It’s nice living in a forest but we have a lot of eucalyptus trees that burn like torches. Safe and sane is my motto ( just on July 4th to be honest ).
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Tool Man will chomp down on just about anything Kurt, particularly if someone else is paying!
Beautiful Lamb there
I hope there are no fires, I'm sure those eucalyptus trees burn like crazy!
I still have a bunch of tedious tasks to take care of, but since I need to go to town anyway, I'm going to call in at Charlie's for a coffee 
Jack
