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Very nice photo! Spring-like!Fascinating Chin. I'd love to walk thru those mini forests. Thank goodness for those among us with the imagination, resolve and foresight to create such havens. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful to hear this Jack!
Oh my!!! They are magnificent!!!!!!
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While I'm away dealing with emails, here's a couple of pics for you Guardians to look at...
Please drool quietly (I will be in touch)
Thanks Dennis. It's a recycled photo. My right arm is immobilized for the next six weeks so I'm relegated to my left hand only. Very slow typing.
I'm going to have to get a new keyboard!!! Those look so handsome...now one with a few opened up, please. Thanks, PrestonWhile I'm away dealing with emails, here's a couple of pics for you Guardians to look at...
Please drool quietly (I will be in touch)
I would guess they're the same size, maybe thinner, though.
Sorry to hear that...rotator cuff?Thanks Dennis. It's a recycled photo. My right arm is immobilized for the next six weeks so I'm relegated to my left hand only. Very slow typing.
Correct. Thanks!
Nah, that's MINE, Taylor!I'm excited! Hey I see my knife it's right there!
While I'm away dealing with emails, here's a couple of pics for you Guardians to look at...
Please drool quietly (I will be in touch)
even though it's the smaller LF I like most. Got an Ebony Ettrick on the way at the moment, woods of a feather 
Two of my favorite materials, both great examples!As shown previously
Oh, you finally had the surgery. Glad it's over for you and I hope the recovery is quick and as painless as possible.Thanks Dennis. It's a recycled photo. My right arm is immobilized for the next six weeks so I'm relegated to my left hand only. Very slow typing.
Sorry I missed it before (or, more likely, forgot!). Thanks for reposting it!As shown previously
Yeah, I’ve heard rumours of this ‘snow’ stuff as well. Personally, I remain sceptical about it.
I’m just returning from a road trip out West - showing around a visitor from the Carolinas
It’s great to see all the new Guardians entering the Lambsfoot fold and contributing to this thread.
Welcome, friends!
Nice one mate, your hard work is appreciated as always. Safe travels to Sheffield.
Huh, yeah I also use that phrase on the Porch. Aussies tend to use the word ‘youse’ as a collective form of address, but I guess it might not be clearly understood here, so “y’all” works fine!
Yeah, it's the same here, though 'youse' may well be pronounced 'yiz', as in 'What d'yiz want from the bar'! I guess that a Yorkshire way of saying 'Hey, y'all' would be 'Na then, tha lot'! I really don't remember noticing it, but may have just forgotten. Charlie has a theory that air-travel in the hold can affect knives. I guess if the air inside a flaw expanded? 
This particular Lambsfoot is likely my least carried and likely for no other reason than that I have a couple of great horn examples already and I've been keeping company with bone, ebony, and stag as of late. Today, I decided to bring her out for some daylight. Rather handsome, I think.
Then came the ACs! Fantastic pic 
Nice looking herd.
I correct you only so you don't fail to find it should you ever visit - it's actually Barnitt's Carry a Lambsfoot, and it'll steal your heart So is the car out on the ice yet (I look forward to it all year!)? I’m reading Horace Kephart’s Our Southern Highlanders at the moment, and the Scots-Irish Appalachians definitely use ‘you’uns’ in that, like Jathes said.
Well, you know I’d be glad to show you around if you ever visit this part of the world.
In the meantime, I’ll work on building up a few more pics of that area, so we can explore it vicariously through photos.
Here’s a couple of old ones taken there (not showing much of the trees unfortunately).
Done, my friend - thanks for keeping the commercial discussion offline. Best of luck, and welcome!
It's great to see your Lambshank again, how are you getting on? Good morning Guardians!
Good Morning Guardians
We've been having Spring like weather here in Northern California.
Harry, we do get those temps and snow falls, but not frequently. As I said Colorado's weather changes quickly and it varies greatly. I'm at 6243 feet above sea level, the high plains east of Denver. Wind is the big factor and blows the snow into drifts as shown in my pics. This morning it's 10 degrees Fahrenheit. You stay warm and dry!
My lambsfoot is developing some, a little, patina from a few days use. I tried to catch it in this photo. Preston
I give up. How did you guys get so far ahead of me?
And "double-think"(I'll be corrected if wrong). Double-think worries me more, though newspeak seems to be happening by itself.
I read the book once in junior high. I don't think I want to read it again.
I realize I don't take many outdoor shots. It's the Pre-Raphaelite in me. I can worship nature just fine from my north-facing atelier.
We're in for a couple of days with highs around 0*F, but well above freezing on Saturday. Winter is on the ropes!
Now I'm out of snow pictures.
Great pic of Old Toffee Wings Jer The last 100 pages have FLOWN! When we get to Page 1000 we can have another giveaway! And now, more waiting with anticipation!
Thanks Dennis. It's a recycled photo. My right arm is immobilized for the next six weeks so I'm relegated to my left hand only. Very slow typing.
