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I hope you have a positive romp Jeff. Nice pose, showing Barry at his best.Beautiful feathered horn on your '17 Jack. Have a good romp over at Bradford. My wife and I are romping all over SW Florida today for doctor visits in several different places. At least we'll probably eat lunch at some place different. Gonna carry Berry today.
Beautiful feathered horn on your '17 Jack. Have a good romp over at Bradford. My wife and I are romping all over SW Florida today for doctor visits in several different places. At least we'll probably eat lunch at some place different. Gonna carry Berry today.
Sweet.
The mountain keeps coughing up old climbers. Some friends of mine found an old American climber, Art Gilkey, on K2 some years back. Shipped him back home to his family
Thanks pal, it's a little milder here today - still cold, but not as cold as it's been
Hope you had a good un yourself A man after my own heart!well if I have to go the shops no point being wasteful.
Toffee Wings
Thanks a lot Steve
Nice pic Bob
I have the same slip in my pocket Thank you Steve. You were very thoughtful with your help. It is a special one.
Is it a new one?You're welcome, I'm glad you were the one to get it
Congratulations Bob Berry is extra specialBeautiful feathered horn on your '17 Jack. Have a good romp over at Bradford. My wife and I are romping all over SW Florida today for doctor visits in several different places. At least we'll probably eat lunch at some place different. Gonna carry Berry today.
The article said the remains were take to a government center.The mountain keeps coughing up old climbers. Some friends of mine found an old American climber, Art Gilkey, on K2 some years back. Shipped him back home to his family
Nice pic Bob
Is it a new one?
Sweet.
Morning Guardians! Another nice January day weather wise. Enjoying all the nice Lambsthis morning. Small IXL
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Beautiful Rosewood.
Oh man, What an Old Beauty DylanIt's a fine trio, my friend. Truly, hard to get better than a little something from Charlie, a bit of something from Jack, and a decent example of what A. Wright could put out at one point in time. I'm glad ol' Linus still has a good home.
On the topic of skinning, I tried using a Lambsfoot a couple of times. Once earlier in the day on some grouse; skinning might not be the accurate a term in that case, more like a few small cuts and then a peel. I then tried it on my buddy's elk later in the day and I quickly switched to something different. As much as it shines in just about every other cutting role, a skinner it is not. I still enjoy those kinds of practical exercises though. They are the best ways to learn about your equipment.
And a pic for good measure: This one is nameless but still is pretty stout and feels good in the hand.
Always LOVE seeing your 17 Jack- gorgeous Knife!Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is well, and making it through the week OK. I also find myself forgetting what day it is recently!So far, I have an easy day, but I do need to go into town, and tonight I'm going over to Bradford, which is a bit of a hike for me. I'm enjoying carrying my '17 again. It hogged my pocket for a long time, but I've not carried it much lately. Have a great day Guardians
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That's very nice Grain on that one my friend!
Jeff, Berry is one impressive Knife matey!Beautiful feathered horn on your '17 Jack. Have a good romp over at Bradford. My wife and I are romping all over SW Florida today for doctor visits in several different places. At least we'll probably eat lunch at some place different. Gonna carry Berry today.
Another great woodgrain example- Real Nice that one Steve!
As always, you are kind with your words Duncan.
It's common to leave fallen climbers on the mountain, but in this case, they were asked to return the body, and Greg shipped him back to the US in his climbing barrel. If I recall correctly, they never heard anything more, which they found somewhat annoying. It sounds like there might not have been any family 
Morning Guardians! Another nice January day weather wise. Enjoying all the nice Lambs
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I hope you have a lovely day buddy Oh man, What an Old Beauty Dylan
Always LOVE seeing your 17 Jack- gorgeous Knife!
That's very nice Grain on that one my friend!
Jeff, Berry is one impressive Knife matey!
Thanks Jack.I forget all the details I heard Bob, both from my friends, and in the British climbing press, but Art was found by a climber I used to know, who I've momentarily forgotten the surname of, even though he is quite famous!
I am glad you have that one Bob
Beautiful Rosewood.
Another beauty.
