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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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How's the weather up there. ????Brian
mitch13
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Still lot"s of rain Leon, parts of the hunter region declared disaster zone with all the flooding, bit more to come. where I am we"ve been lucky just heaps of rain.
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I was knifeless in the morning because i was onsite at my client, so I had a double lamb afternoon.
A Lamb for each hand!
Good morning all. Popping by to say hi as it’s been a while since I posted. Busy as usualKids’ school year wrapping up, Boyscouts also getting close to done for the year, getting the garden started up, and it’s birthday season in my family. Weeks are flying by!
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Good to see you (and your GL-24) here.
Cool pic buddy
Good morning Guardian, I had a couple of things to do in Leeds this morning, so I have only just caught my train. I'm expecting a long day today, and I'm worn out already! Thought I needed some Barlow power!Have a great day Guardians
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What’s the tool behind your HHB there?
That’s a beautiful Lambsfoot!
I had a new Lambsfoot arrive in the mail today. This knife was my prize from
Rufus1949
Bob’s giveaway back around Valentine’s Day (I believe the game was guess-the-candy-hearts). The knife was made by Matt
Selfe Made Knives
with an RWL-34 steel blade, brass bolsters and liners and Oregon Maple Burl handles. Thanks again, Bob and Matt! 
blee
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Wow, I noticed Cosimo was making several at once and wondered who got the others. Mine is Lunar Lamb #7. Congrats on yours.
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Wow, that is nice. If my memory serves me correctly which could be very doubtful there was some doubt about the validity of the draw. With a mention of a child influencing the result.
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Lamb amongst the mob
mitch13
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Wow, very nice! Congrats to you as well
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Wishing you good health and light opera Jer
I drove east an hour early Monday for some blood and water work, which reminded me again that the inside of the windshield needed cleaning. I had time to drive home before work, so I actually cleaned the inside of the windshield and rear window.
Glucose is higher than I'd hoped after a couple of months on the additional drug, but it is down considerably from last time. Bilirubin is still high, but that's me and my harmless Gilbert's syndrome. Gilbert's just elevates your tendency to sing operetta songs.
So a lot to not complain about.
Except it isn't fair I have to eat less chocolate
Thanks palGood choice Jack
Great pic of wee Rosie
Nice IXL David
Beautiful
Nice pic buddy
Sounds good Paul, I hope work went OK. Great pic
Cool photo Dwight
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So that's what happened to Donny Osmond!Brian
Nice pic Mitch Appealing photo David
It's an old butcher's saw Barrett, I picked it up for Tool Man, but he turned his nose up at it
Wow, niceI had a new Lambsfoot arrive in the mail today. This knife was my prize from
Love that jigging
Wow, that is nice. If my memory serves me correctly which could be very doubtful there was some doubt about the validity of the draw. With a mention of a child influencing the result.
Great pic Jack
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Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is doing good, and that your week has gone well. Sorry for my absence, I was working late, and then fell asleep posting on my phone Woke up at 4am today, which I'll pay for later 
I have some more work to do at home before I head over to Bradford again, and unfortunately my internet is on its backside again Have a great day Guardians
Woke up at 4am today, which I'll pay for later I have some more work to do at home before I head over to Bradford again, and unfortunately my internet is on its backside again Have a great day Guardians 
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mitch13
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Yeah got his teeth in a jar tooSo that's what happened to Donny Osmond!
Appealing photo David
It's an old butcher's saw Barrett, I picked it up for Tool Man, but he turned his nose up at it
Wow, nice
Love that jigging
Great pic Jack
Rufus1949
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Glad it arrived Barrett. Brass is not always popular, but goes well with that maple.I had a new Lambsfoot arrive in the mail today. This knife was my prize from
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Thanks, Bob. I mentioned to Cosimo that I prefer a somewhat lighter jigged bone than what I saw in a photo of his knife. I'm happy with how the color turned out. According to Cosimo's spec sheet for the knife, the color is simply "brown jigged bone".Very nice.
I really like that chestnut ? coloring.
Rufus1949
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A very good choice indeed, Robert.
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Glad it arrived safely, and thanks toA Lamb for each hand!
Good to see you (and your GL-24) here.
What’s the tool behind your HHB there?
That’s a beautiful Lambsfoot!
I had a new Lambsfoot arrive in the mail today. This knife was my prize from
Rufus1949
for running such a generous competition