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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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SteveC
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Good evening Guardians, it's 7.10pm here, and I'm still on my train back to Leeds. I do have my AC in my pocket though
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Been hot here today, but not that hot buddyGreat-looking Lamb
Thanks Jack
Rufus1949
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Jeff may all go smoothly.Heading off to work with Diego again. Tomorrow I am having carpal tunnel surgery, and will be out of action for a few days. After surgery they want me to use my hand lightly, nothing heavy or hard, to keep the circulation up. Diego in the RFP will be perfect for coon-fingering with his pattern welded blade, file worked spine and rough stag handle, very tactile. Should help my recovery!
Rufus1949
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Great find. Congrats.
Thank you! And thanks for getting these out here. I have a feeling it will be a while until much else goes in the pocket.Congratulations!!
Jakeywax31
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Back to work. Enjoying this wonderful IXL Barlow.
black mamba
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Thank you Mitch and Bob for the well-wishes!
birdsbeaks
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Ahoy, Guardians!
It's been a minute! If I'd been posting for
- I wouldn't have even caught a good whiff! 
In my absence, I've been carrying my TA lamb - aggressively. See, at some point, I realized it was developing a weird, splotchy patina and with agonizing slowness. Some areas seemed to darken immediately, while the majority of the blade remained stubborn and resistant.
I began using it for everything I could. Chopping veggies, spreading mustard, stirring tea, threatening passerby, etc.
It's getting there, finally, except for one spot on the tang that still looks brand new. Bizarre.
Don't get me started on the weather. I feel a tirade coming on - I suppose I'll continue to allow it to build up pressure until its eventual eruption.
Please forgive the ugly phone pics. I swear I'll try to do better. Some gentle admonishment probably wouldn't hurt, so feel free.
It's been a minute! If I'd been posting for
- I wouldn't have even caught a good whiff! In my absence, I've been carrying my TA lamb - aggressively. See, at some point, I realized it was developing a weird, splotchy patina and with agonizing slowness. Some areas seemed to darken immediately, while the majority of the blade remained stubborn and resistant.
I began using it for everything I could. Chopping veggies, spreading mustard, stirring tea, threatening passerby, etc.
It's getting there, finally, except for one spot on the tang that still looks brand new. Bizarre.
Don't get me started on the weather. I feel a tirade coming on - I suppose I'll continue to allow it to build up pressure until its eventual eruption.
Please forgive the ugly phone pics. I swear I'll try to do better. Some gentle admonishment probably wouldn't hurt, so feel free.
danno50
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Can't see anything wrong with those pics!Ahoy, Guardians!
It's been a minute! If I'd been posting for
In my absence, I've been carrying my TA lamb - aggressively. See, at some point, I realized it was developing a weird, splotchy patina and with agonizing slowness. Some areas seemed to darken immediately, while the majority of the blade remained stubborn and resistant.
I began using it for everything I could. Chopping veggies, spreading mustard, stirring tea, threatening passerby, etc.
It's getting there, finally, except for one spot on the tang that still looks brand new. Bizarre.
Don't get me started on the weather. I feel a tirade coming on - I suppose I'll continue to allow it to build up pressure until its eventual eruption.
Please forgive the ugly phone pics. I swear I'll try to do better. Some gentle admonishment probably wouldn't hurt, so feel free.
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Fantasric news my friend
Good luvk with the surgery JeffHeading off to work with Diego again. Tomorrow I am having carpal tunnel surgery, and will be out of action for a few days. After surgery they want me to use my hand lightly, nothing heavy or hard, to keep the circulation up. Diego in the RFP will be perfect for coon-fingering with his pattern welded blade, file worked spine and rough stag handle, very tactile. Should help my recovery!
I hope Diego can help Looking good Dave
going in the pocket this morning.What a start to the week Steve, perfect!
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Good morning Guardians, struggling to keep up here, but I hope everyone is well, and that I get a few spare minutes today. Carrying my Pals Lamb
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Hatchet_Jack
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Nice to see a Lamb in the desert Dan!
Looking good my friend
Congratulations!
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Lovely pic Steve
It's a beauty Paul, handsome slip too
Looking good Mitchthe barrett
Stirring tea!Ahoy, Guardians!
It's been a minute! If I'd been posting for
In my absence, I've been carrying my TA lamb - aggressively. See, at some point, I realized it was developing a weird, splotchy patina and with agonizing slowness. Some areas seemed to darken immediately, while the majority of the blade remained stubborn and resistant.
I began using it for everything I could. Chopping veggies, spreading mustard, stirring tea, threatening passerby, etc.
It's getting there, finally, except for one spot on the tang that still looks brand new. Bizarre.
Don't get me started on the weather. I feel a tirade coming on - I suppose I'll continue to allow it to build up pressure until its eventual eruption.
Please forgive the ugly phone pics. I swear I'll try to do better. Some gentle admonishment probably wouldn't hurt, so feel free.
Very nice David
Cool pic Jack
screened porch
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I missed work yesterday. I checked the clock on my way out and couldn't read the clock, so thought I wouldn't drive. An early phase of one of my migraines. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!
So only one day of work before my almost day off tomorrow!
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Onebigbill
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We are!
