Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack
Aussie made, Sydney strop Co. They seem to aim at the wood workers and Tool market.
Enjoy your day.
Market day= stretchy pants day for the "snacks "?

Thanks mate, I had a jam doughnut with my coffee, but that was it today I have a number of small strops, but this double-sided pocket strop is my favourite

Good morning, Guardians. Feral cat Gray Kitty deigned to come inside and hang out with us and the dogs last night. She parked herself with zero irony on one of my favorite chairs that now bears a crazy cat lady pillow. I thought Charlie’s Lamb would complete the tableau nicely. View attachment 2979183

Very hospitable Dave

I finally moved the larger holly bush to the back of the back yard. I hope it takes.
There's one more seedling worth moving, but it's small enough to move with my hori hori.

Good luck with the holly bush Jer

Nice pic Jack ! I hope the weather holds out for market day

Thanks buddy

Good morning Guardians !




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Sweet pic of that super IXL

 

[DaveHS]

Does this count

Nice Rosecraft!

 

[pat9198]

I'm totin' a Real Lamb Foot for market day. I hope everyone has a good one!

 

[Jack Black]

I'm totin' a Real Lamb Foot for market day. I hope everyone has a good one!

Very handsome Pat

 

[pat9198]

Very handsome Pat

Thanks Jack!

 

[5K Qs]

Another photo of Union Jack, my lambsfoot for this week.
This is Union Jack on the dock in Lake Huron where we were vacationing in August 2018.

- GT

 

[Jack Black]

I hope everyone is having a good day. The weather has been ok today, with only a little rain so far, but it was decidedly quiet at the market. The Teds are off to some old Rockers event at the weekend, and Gravel has gone early. Golden Gordon was missing, and there was no sign of Harry Hotballs. I did briefly see Captain Birdseye, but he was not looking too well. Nobber Al called over briefly, but apart from that, our only visitor was Slimline Scott, who called in briefly during his lunch-hour. We did have a professional visitor though, in the form of a reporter, who was collecting comments for a story about the City Council's latest plans to screw over the market traders Tool Man didn't take much brass in the 3 or 4 hours I was there, but his state pension kicks in this month, so he didn't seem too perturbed. Boring Ray was so quiet, he asked if I wanted to use anything on his stall as a backdrop for a knife photo or two. I was quite interested in a 'one-arm bandit' he had, though rather shocked by the £450 price tag. Tool Man remarked, "That's why it's still there!"

 

[Jack Black]

Another photo of Union Jack, my lambsfoot for this week.
This is Union Jack on the dock in Lake Huron where we were vacationing in August 2018.

- GT

Nice grain Gary

 

[unclekurty]

Thanks for the Market Report Jack. Too bad some of the usual suspects were occupied elsewhere. Glad the Teddy Oldmen have another event to have a rocking time at. I guess Tool Man must have been feeling some hunger pains without snacks about. Nice picture prop from Boring Ray. I wonder how much he paid for the one armed bandit. I suspect the bandit has two arms and is boring.

 

[SteveC]

Thanks mate, I had a jam doughnut with my coffee, but that was it today I have a number of small strops, but this double-sided pocket strop is my favourite

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Very hospitable Dave

Good luck with the holly bush Jer

Thanks buddy

Sweet pic of that super IXL

Thanks Jack !

I'm totin' a Real Lamb Foot for market day. I hope everyone has a good one!

I hope everyone is having a good day. The weather has been ok today, with only a little rain so far, but it was decidedly quiet at the market. The Teds are off to some old Rockers event at the weekend, and Gravel has gone early. Golden Gordon was missing, and there was no sign of Harry Hotballs. I did briefly see Captain Birdseye, but he was not looking too well. Nobber Al called over briefly, but apart from that, our only visitor was Slimline Scott, who called in briefly during his lunch-hour. We did have a professional visitor though, in the form of a reporter, who was collecting comments for a story about the City Council's latest plans to screw over the market traders Tool Man didn't take much brass in the 3 or 4 hours I was there, but his state pension kicks in this month, so he didn't seem too perturbed. Boring Ray was so quiet, he asked if I wanted to use anything on his stall as a backdrop for a knife photo or two. I was quite interested in a 'one-arm bandit' he had, though rather shocked by the £450 price tag. Tool Man remarked, "That's why it's still there!"

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Thanks for the report

Thanks for the Market Report Jack. Too bad some of the usual suspects were occupied elsewhere. Glad the Teddy Oldmen have another event to have a rocking time at. I guess Tool Man must have been feeling some hunger pains without snacks about. Nice picture prop from Boring Ray. I wonder how much he paid for the one armed bandit. I suspect the bandit has two arms and is boring.

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Nice pic !

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for the Market Report Jack. Too bad some of the usual suspects were occupied elsewhere. Glad the Teddy Oldmen have another event to have a rocking time at. I guess Tool Man must have been feeling some hunger pains without snacks about. Nice picture prop from Boring Ray. I wonder how much he paid for the one armed bandit. I suspect the bandit has two arms and is boring.

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LOL! You are undoubtedly correct Kurt, the prices on Ray's stalls are ridiculous - He's on Leeds Market! I think he paid £200 for the bandit, which means it'll probably sit on his stall for 6 months, before he sells it for £250, if he's lucky! While I only had 1 doughnut, Tool Man had 2, plus a whole cake, a custard slice, 2 steak slices, and whatever sandwiches he brought with him, but I'm sure he was feeling hunger pangs anyway! That's a very nice photo

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for the report

Thanks Steve, another uneventful day I'm afraid I'll have to keep an eye on local media reports to see if Tool Man is mentioned - though much of what I heard him say was unprintable!

 

[Jack Black]

Bonus pic from Boring Ray's stall!

 

[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians. Had to run errands today. Thank for the market report buddy. Happy trails

 

[mitch13]

Sure does, welcome



Nice picture !



That looks like a handy sized strop




Nice pic Jack ! I hope the weather holds out for market day

Works alright Steve. The wife even gave me a nod after I touched up flash. Kristy likes a sharp knife but reckons it's my job to make her kitchen knives that way.

Thanks mate, I had a jam doughnut with my coffee, but that was it today I have a number of small strops, but this double-sided pocket strop is my favourite

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Very hospitable Dave

Good luck with the holly bush Jer

Thanks buddy

Sweet pic of that super IXL

That looks handy,

 

[Jack Black]

Afternoon Guardians. Had to run errands today. Thank for the market report buddy. Happy trails

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Hope you got everything done David, I'm sorry there wasn't more to report

That looks handy,

While it's sitting on Ray's stall, someone without £450 in their pocket, may occasionally drop a penny in the slot! Though the fact the machine doesn't pay out only emphasises the fact it's overpriced

 

[Jack Black]

I have a busy day tomorrow Guardians: Two medical appointment several miles apart, and then Wolfie is boxing in the evening. Hoping I can get round everything I'll be carrying the splendid Joseph Rodgers Shadow

 

[SteveC]

Bonus pic of the day

 

[SteveC]

Bonus pic from Boring Ray's stall!

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Nice !

Afternoon Guardians. Had to run errands today. Thank for the market report buddy. Happy trails

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Good one buddy !

 

[mitch13]

I have a busy day tomorrow Guardians: Two medical appointment several miles apart, and then Wolfie is boxing in the evening. Hoping I can get round everything I'll be carrying the splendid Joseph Rodgers Shadow

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Good luck to Wolfie.
Better have som inspiration.

Jimmy sharman's boxers was a troupe that travelled the small towns of Australia.
From 1912 & his son kept it going till 1971.