Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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LOL! Thanks Bob, the neighbour I had in mind was Mrs Singh. She is never able to keep gardeners for very long because she is very demanding, is very rude to them, racist, and fails to pay them!

I think Mrs. Singh might have a promising career as a politician in the US, Jack!

Flock of turkeys wandered through the front yard this morning, only caught a pic of one.

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That knife is certainly no turkey, Dan!

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Good looking Cosimo you’ve won there, GT. Glad to see you’re putting it to work. As for a name, how about just, “The Shadow”?
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Hope y’all all had a nice weekend. I failed to report in with my last trail walk, which was Thursday, I think. I checked off another couple miles (8 through 10) on the trail.

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I spotted these guys along the way. I’m no bird expert, but I believe they’re ospreys.

I had my stag Hartshead Barlow with me on my walk, and kept it in my pocket throughout the weekend.

Thanks for the kind comment, Barrett.
I like the simplicity of The Shadow, especially combined with an alias like LAMBont Cranston , but I'll probably try to work in something Italian, as well.
Thanks for more hiking photos! The ospreys in their nest are definitely cool; I've often watched ospreys doing their aerial fishing along the Lake Huron shoreline on our summer vacations, but I've never seen a nest.

Impeccable polished stag lamb, José!

Good to see UNion Jack Gary Barnitt's is still going, but they no longer stock any Sheffield knives

Thanks, Jack. I remember you mentioning that about Barnitt's, so I went to their website and saw some special-purpose knives that caught my attention (hacking knife and shoe knife, although I try to stay away from fixed blade knives).

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend, and that you're feeling hale and hearty today Good luck to Mrs black mamba today I need to call in the docs myself, to drop off my latest blood pressure readings, which are still pretty high unfortunately. I have a few errands to do in town, a few things to take care of here, and I'm meeting Bod this evening for some pints - that man drinks like a fish! Hope your week gets off to a good start Guardians,got my Pals Lamb in my pocket - thanks guys

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That's a very distinguished-looking lamb, Jack!

That's a beauty !

Thanks, Steve.

Afternoon Guardians! Hope y'all have a great day. Nothing but lolligaggin around here. Happy trails

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David, I'll bet that CJ knife Cuts Joyfully!

Very nice

Thanks, Jack.

Good morning, Guardians and happy Tuesday. No lollygagging around here. I followed Charlie’s maxim and lubed up a few of my favorites yesterday for carrying this week. Busy workday ahead but I’ll have this sweet riding in my pocket as a talisman.View attachment 2977472

Dave, IMHO, the first-run jigged bone Charlie lamb is the best-looking open knife I've ever seen!

- GT

 

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Jeff, I hope your wife is feeling better by now and that maybe the medical folks have some idea of what's going on.

They haven't done the ultrasound yet, there are so many geezers down here in SW Florida (including us, of course!) that it takes weeks just to get a test done.
In the meanwhile they gave her some meds which have helped.

 

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I know I've read Hidden Prey, but can't remember it for the life of me. Maybe its time to start rereading the Prey series

Mike, my wife has been re-reading the Prey series in order, and I often pick them up for her at the library (quarter mile away) and read the dust jacket on the walk home. When I picked up Hidden Prey for her, I realized that I'd read it only once before and couldn't remember anything about it other than, "Oh, some Russian sailor gets killed in Duluth and a female Russian cop or spy or both comes over to watch Davenport investigate."
As I read, a few details came back to me, but essentially it was a new book for me.

- GT

 

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