Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[echoscout]

Cool pic David

Thanks buddy

Man, Jeremy doubled down on the perfection of Charlie's lamb with these light-hearted yet sophisticated slips! I should have one arriving tomorrow, if the postal service has finally managed to recover from the holidays...

Yes he did. The slip is verah nice

 

[peanutsxx]

Jack Black As others have already stated I am so sorry to hear of this latest abuse! One thinks "well it can't get worse" and then someone at NHS says "hold my beer".

Prayers for a speedy and full healing with zero hurdles in between.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

I wish I knew, Jack. Could be oak? The pile side is nice as well, but much tamer.

Thank you, I think it's certainly a spectacular representative of whatever it is.

I don't think the grain structure looks like oak, but then again I'm an idiot so who knows. It's a beautiful knife at any rate.

 

[mitch13]

Evening all
Home.
Yesterday we did lot's of walking. Kristy checking out the beach.




We walked all the way back around along the river.
The pub we had dinner at and view from pub.



Sorry Paul and Steve, this is the heated pool we had to ourselves.

 

[Jack Black]

Get well soon mate,

What's the wood on that Tay tay? It's a beautiful knife.

I'm first day back at work this week after being sick the past few days. Plenty to do
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Sorry to hear you've been badly too Jack I hope work goes OK

I wish I knew, Jack. Could be oak? The pile side is nice as well, but much tamer.

Thank you, I think it's certainly a spectacular representative of whatever it is.

You could send them an email Will! The MD there was still Alistair Fisher, the last time I heard Great pic

Jack Black As others have already stated I am so sorry to hear of this latest abuse! One thinks "well it can't get worse" and then someone at NHS says "hold my beer".

Prayers for a speedy and full healing with zero hurdles in between.

Thanks a lot my friend I met an old feller on holiday the other year, and a surgeon had mistakenly amputated his LEG!

Evening all
Home.
Yesterday we did lot's of walking. Kristy checking out the beach.




We walked all the way back around along the river.
The pub we had dinner at and view from pub.



Sorry Paul and Steve, this is the heated pool we had to our selves.

It's great to see some blue skies Mitch, looks like you're having a lovely time

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is doing OK. Not sure what I'll be doing today TBH, I keep forgetting what day it is Having a Double Lambsfoot Day!

 

[Onebigbill]

Good morning Guardians. Cold blast coming in today so I cancelled out of golf - not getting out of the 30's (deg F) today. Can't wait to see our heating bill for this month. Due to family issues I have been absent from the forum for a little while but slowly getting back into the swing of things. Big Blue will be in my pocket today.

 

[SteveC]

Evening all
Home.
Yesterday we did lot's of walking. Kristy checking out the beach.




We walked all the way back around along the river.
The pub we had dinner at and view from pub.



Sorry Paul and Steve, this is the heated pool we had to ourselves.

That looks heavenly !

We're still in the deep freeze, -9° this morning

Sorry to hear you've been badly too Jack I hope work goes OK

You could send them an email Will! The MD there was still Alistair Fisher, the last time I heard Great pic

Thanks a lot my friend I met an old feller on holiday the other year, and a surgeon had mistakenly amputated his LEG!

It's great to see some blue skies Mitch, looks like you're having a lovely time

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is doing OK. Not sure what I'll be doing today TBH, I keep forgetting what day it is Having a Double Lambsfoot Day!

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Sweet pair Jack !

Good morning Guardians. Cold blast coming in today so I cancelled out of golf - not getting out of the 30's (deg F) today. Can't wait to see our heating bill for this month. Due to family issues I have been absent from the forum for a little while but slowly getting back into the swing of things. Big Blue will be in my pocket today.
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Big Blue is a beauty !

 

[SteveC]

Happy hump day Guardians !


Carrying my GL'19 for WW

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning Guardians. Cold blast coming in today so I cancelled out of golf - not getting out of the 30's (deg F) today. Can't wait to see our heating bill for this month. Due to family issues I have been absent from the forum for a little while but slowly getting back into the swing of things. Big Blue will be in my pocket today.
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Hope things are settling down Bill, and that you get some warmer weather soon

Sweet pair Jack !

Thanks pal

Happy hump day Guardians !


Carrying my GL'19 for WW



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Beautifully captured

 

[Rufus1949]

Sorry gents,limited contributions, been busy helping sister-in-law.

 

[Rufus1949]

I don't think the grain structure looks like oak, but then again I'm an idiot so who knows. It's a beautiful knife at any rate.

With wood, many times, there is a great difference between old growth and new growth, in the same species. There is also,quarter sawn cut, end cut, etc. so it could be oak.

Or it could be hunk a wood.

 

[SteveC]

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Great looking bone Bob, I like the brown color, classic !

 

[Rufus1949]

Great looking bone Bob, I like the brown color, classic !

Thanks Steve. I think it gives it an aged look.

 

[birdsbeaks]

You could send them an email Will!

Thanks, Jack. An excellent idea. I think I'll do that. I'm guessing they'll want clear pictures of the tang stamps?

You've got an all-star lineup today! Hopefully those stunning lambs will aid in your rapid recovery!!

 

[birdsbeaks]

With wood, many times, there is a great difference between old groth and new growth, in the same species. There is also, sawn cut, end cut, etc. so it could be oak.

Very true, Bob! I forgot the specific term for the feature, but it has those long, relatively pronounced striations in the surface texture that I usually associate with oak. That's the entirety of my basis for classification. I'm gonna try to get an email out to them today - maybe that'll help clear things up.

I've got a "lesser" knife (read "not a lamb") that I've been meaning to send Otter an email about as well. Still under the weather - maybe today is a good knife research day.

 

[birdsbeaks]

Good morning Guardians. Cold blast coming in today so I cancelled out of golf - not getting out of the 30's (deg F) today. Can't wait to see our heating bill for this month. Due to family issues I have been absent from the forum for a little while but slowly getting back into the swing of things. Big Blue will be in my pocket today.
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A gorgeous specimen, Bill! Enjoy it!

 

[Rufus1949]

Very true, Bob! I forgot the specific term for the feature, but it has those long, relatively pronounced striations in the surface texture that I usually associate with oak. That's the entirety of my basis for classification. I'm gonna try to get an email out to them today - maybe that'll help clear things up.

I've got a "lesser" knife (read "not a lamb") that I've been meaning to send Otter an email about as well. Still under the weather - maybe today is a good knife research day.

I hope you start feeling better soon Will.

 

[birdsbeaks]

I hope you start feeling better soon Will.

Thank you, Bob! Any day now - if the good Lord's willing and the creek don't rise!

 

[echoscout]

Morning Guardians! Colder than......... Hope y'all have a good one. Nice Lambs out in the pasture today. Flat Cap Lambsfoot on some Irish Bog Oak

 

[Rufus1949]

Morning Guardians! Colder than......... Hope y'all have a good one. Nice Lambs out in the pasture today. Flat Cap Lambsfoot on some Irish Bog Oak

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Fortunately, nice Lambs like that, can survive the cold.