Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Evening Guardians!

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Great choice David

I wasn't trying to be artsy. The sun was going down. Let's get that out of the way.

For a time, I emailed Taylor's (as Jack suggested) every couple weeks in an attempt to learn more about this knife and more specifically the wood used on it. I am still waiting for a reply, although at this point, not with optimism. That's fine. If I have a super power, it is tolerating ambiguity. I don't get wound up over loose ends.

Two pictures seems somewhat self indulgent. I believe I should be able to capture the essence of a given knife on a particular day in one. That thought, written out, seems perhaps even more self indulgent than posting two pictures. Maybe I should get some ice cream and throw away the lids and shove all my lambs in my pockets at once and jump around and hoot until the dogs start barking. Maybe I should think about it and not do it. Sweet restraint.

I took the second picture because I'm not sure if Harvey or myself ever portrayed what a portly little chonk this lamb is. Now, maybe I have. "She THICCC," in the vernacular of the day. "Thunder Thighs," in the vernacular of the 1980s and my youth. A "Big'Un," in the vernacular of Al Bundy. Okay, enough of that.

Sorry to hear you've not had the courtesy of a reply from TEW Will Those are nice pics of your Pie-Man of a Lamb

Bonus Tuesday happy hour pic. Salud, Guardians!
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Yay! I've spent a lot of happy hours in Barcelona

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Cool pic David

Brian

Looking good Mitch

Mostly knifeless today as I was onsite at a client, but have had the Ashwin lamb in pocket since I got home.

It's nice to see the pile side of your Ashwin Lamb buddy

Super cool!



At first glance I thought this was an Aussie lol. Congrats on the grand-pup!


Now there's a thought! They're hard to beat.


And an old (2023) Aussie with lamb for content. He was about 1 year old here.

That is a good looking dog!

Here's our Aussie Shepherd, Whiskey, (shredding a stuffed lamb, not a lambsfoot):

And I always feel guilty posting one but not the other, so here's our Aussie Cattle Dog / Collie mix, Lacey, hoarding various shredded toys and laying on them like a dragon:

And in an attempt to veer back on-topic, here's my lamb of the day again:

Great-looking dogs fellers

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. I hope the wizards can perform their magic on your internet.
I know the frustration involved.

Thanks Bob, I'm a bit at a loss, particularly as I'm experiencing connectivity issues with my phone too. Now I can't even get the emojis to work!

 

[mitch13]

Great choice David

Sorry to hear you've not had the courtesy of a reply from TEW Will Those are nice pics of your Pie-Man of a Lamb

Yay! I've spent a lot of happy hours in Barcelona

Cool pic David

Looking good Mitch

It's nice to see the pile side of your Ashwin Lamb buddy



Great-looking dogs fellers

Thanks jack.
Have a great day.

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is doing well I think it might be a frustrating day here Strangely, I just heard the distinct honk of a goose, which undoubtedly has nothing to do with my internet woes, but is just as strange Got my Charlie Lamb in my pocket Have a great day everyone

 

[Rufus1949]

Brian

Always enjoy seeing your lambs earning their keep Mitch.

 

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[mitch13]

Always enjoy seeing your lambs earning their keep Mitch.

Thanks Bob.

 

[Jack Black]

Have a nice day

Very nice

 

[Jack Black]

And don't wear your underpants on your head!

 

[SteveC]

I always love Cassie pics - what a cutie she is.

Thanks Tyson, Whiskey and Lacey are great lucking pups

Lovely
Will keep you young

Thanks Mitch

Thanks Steve, it's crashed 3 times already while trying to reply to these posts! I'm going to get onto my service provider again today, definitely something wrong It's a beautiful area, but most of the year, it looks bleaker, and the terrain gets tougher, and more featureless, as you walk to the north, very challenging to navigate, but I always loved its remoteness

I can see how it could be challenging terrain.

Great pics of Cassie Steve, and I hope you had a great day together with Gnawbone



Stunning pic Steve

Thanks buddy, we had a good day

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone is doing well I think it might be a frustrating day here Strangely, I just heard the distinct honk of a goose, which undoubtedly has nothing to do with my internet woes, but is just as strange Got my Charlie Lamb in my pocket Have a great day everyone

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Best of luck with the internet and try and have a great day. Charlie lamb is a winner

 

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[Jack Black]

I can see how it could be challenging terrain.

Yeah, apart from this Trig Point at Margery Hill, which is the highest point in South Yorkshire, you have to navigate from the contours of the land, as there's nothing else. Then there's the peat groughs, with which the whole area is riven

But in the winter, you can see Arctic Hares (known locally as 'Blue Hares')

Thanks buddy, we had a good day



Best of luck with the internet and try and have a great day. Charlie lamb is a winner

Great to hear Steve, thanks buddy, I don't know what's going on?!

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Interesting pic Jer

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians !

It's a dreary foggy morning here. Carrying my snakewood






Have a great day everyone !

 

[Rufus1949]

Heading to golf course and saw this. Turns out to be a SpaceX launch.