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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Afternoon all
Been the doctors, no chest or ear infection but have sinus infection.
On the antibiotics.
Had lunch out.
Brian stayed in the car.
Tasty looking lunch, Mitch!
Yeah, at one time, they'd have been wearing shorts and stripped to the waist, but they're wearing full orange coveralls over other clothing. They seem to be managing ok when I chat to them though, used to it I guess
Great scene, but it’s a shame they didn’t get to enjoy some icy-cold Bohemia-style beer after all that hard work.
(Fair warning: some not-Porch-friendly language in that clip.)
Beautiful stag on that Waynorth re-cover!
Those road workers are having a lend they aren’t taking it seriously. There should be a minimum of 4 workers standing around taking on a supervisory role
That sounds about right. We’re right in the middle of road-construction season here in Minnesota, and out our way it’s probably been the worst one since we moved here. Just about every road we normally use to get to the anywhere is closed, and we’re having to take all sorts of inconvenient detours.
It’s funny, most of them have been closed for over a month now, with no end in sight and hardly anyone working when you drive by, but then one of the roads that closed they tore up and completely repaved and had it open again in about a day and a half.
Great pic, Mitch. Reminds me of the popular Homer Simpson bush GIF.
Wow, Bob, that’s shocking!
Nice pic, Bob!
Your Rosewood HHB is looking great! I have a Montblanc that was my dad’s, but it’s a twist-to-open ballpoint which isn’t really my sort of thing, so it doesn’t really get used. I’ve messed around with fountain pens a bit and enjoy using them, but for everyday practicality/reliability, a good liquid-ink rollerball is my preference.Happy Sunday, Guardians. We’re getting some relief from the scorching summer here in North Texas. Thunderstorms incoming today so the high temp is only expected to be 89F
Another new old lamb in the flock. I believe this one fairly rare due to the addition of a @waynorth favorite element as an unusual secondary.
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Hey, I know that knife!
Hope you’ve got a good thumbnail strengthening regimen for that secondary. 
It’s going to be warm and sunny here in Minnesota this week. (I’d say “hot,” but I lived in Arizona for several years before moving up here, and it’s still difficult for me to call anything under 100°F “hot.”)
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The jigging on your Cosimo is phenomenal!Tasty looking lunch, Mitch!
Great scene, but it’s a shame they didn’t get to enjoy some icy-cold Bohemia-style beer after all that hard work.
(Fair warning: some not-Porch-friendly language in that clip.)
Beautiful stag on that Waynorth re-cover!
That sounds about right. We’re right in the middle of road-construction season here in Minnesota, and out our way it’s probably been the worst one since we moved here. Just about every road we normally use to get to the anywhere is closed, and we’re having to take all sorts of inconvenient detours.
It’s funny, most of them have been closed for over a month now, with no end in sight and hardly anyone working when you drive by, but then one of the roads that closed they tore up and completely repaved and had it open again in about a day and a half.
Great pic, Mitch. Reminds me of the popular Homer Simpson bush GIF.
Wow, Bob, that’s shocking!
Nice pic, Bob!
Hey, I know that knife!
It’s going to be warm and sunny here in Minnesota this week. (I’d say “hot,” but I lived in Arizona for several years before moving up here, and it’s still difficult for me to call anything under 100°F “hot.”)
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Yes, I’ve discovered that! It is a thumbnail breakerHey, I know that knife!
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Flash & tweed.
It was fresh this morning only 46F around 8am for my walk.
Been watching a good documentary series called The production Line it takes you into 3 British factories each episode. off the top of my head I've seen Dr Martens factory, Yorkshire tea, kilt making, Jamie Dodger factory, Ghillie kettles & Chesterfield quilted sofas. It's been interesting.
It was fresh this morning only 46F around 8am for my walk.
Been watching a good documentary series called The production Line it takes you into 3 British factories each episode. off the top of my head I've seen Dr Martens factory, Yorkshire tea, kilt making, Jamie Dodger factory, Ghillie kettles & Chesterfield quilted sofas. It's been interesting.
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That looks good, and a very tasty Lamb on the side
Sweet!
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LOL!Great scene, but it’s a shame they didn’t get to enjoy some icy-cold Bohemia-style beer after all that hard work.
(Fair warning: some not-Porch-friendly language in that clip.)
I did think about offering them a cold beer, but there's about 15 of them altogether, and that would have left me with no beer! They sure love digging holes don't they?!That sounds about right. We’re right in the middle of road-construction season here in Minnesota, and out our way it’s probably been the worst one since we moved here. Just about every road we normally use to get to the anywhere is closed, and we’re having to take all sorts of inconvenient detours.
It’s funny, most of them have been closed for over a month now, with no end in sight and hardly anyone working when you drive by, but then one of the roads that closed they tore up and completely repaved and had it open again in about a day and a half.
Hope it's over soon Barrett, the centre of Bradford was dug up for over a year! 
Great pic, Mitch. Reminds me of the popular Homer Simpson bush GIF.
I had a Meisterstuck, like Bob's I think, but it was in my briefcase, when it was stolen during a burglary in the mid 90'sNice pic, Bob!
I'd forgotten its full history!Hey, I know that knife!
LOL!It’s going to be warm and sunny here in Minnesota this week. (I’d say “hot,” but I lived in Arizona for several years before moving up here, and it’s still difficult for me to call anything under 100°F “hot.”)
Love the pic Stay warm MitchFlash & tweed.
It was fresh this morning only 46F around 8am for my walk.
Been watching a good documentary series called The production Line it takes you into 3 British factories each episode. off the top of my head I've seen Dr Martens factory, Yorkshire tea, kilt making, Jamie Dodger factory, Ghillie kettles & Chesterfield quilted sofas. It's been interesting.
The documentary series sounds interesting
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Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend. I'm rushing this morning, and the page crashed 4 times as I was trying to make my first post of the day! Just got time to wish you a good day now
Just got time to wish you a good day now 
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Thanks JackLOL!
They sure love digging holes don't they?!
I had a Meisterstuck, like Bob's I think, but it was in my briefcase, when it was stolen during a burglary in the mid 90's
I'd forgotten its full history!
LOL!
Stay warm Mitch
Great lambMy wife buys this and says " you can't taste, you drink it first and let's see what it does !"View attachment 3229292
BUT I ain’t coming for a coffee
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But I'll come for dinner.Evening all,
Kristy made enchiladas.
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Send her down range to change your target.My wife buys this and says " you can't taste, you drink it first and let's see what it does !"
We're in for another hot week.
My giant scorpion took this picture.
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Flash & tweed.
It was fresh this morning only 46F around 8am for my walk.
Been watching a good documentary series called The production Line it takes you into 3 British factories each episode. off the top of my head I've seen Dr Martens factory, Yorkshire tea, kilt making, Jamie Dodger factory, Ghillie kettles & Chesterfield quilted sofas. It's been interesting.
Smashing Steve
Thanks Jack !
Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend. I'm rushing this morning, and the page crashed 4 times as I was trying to make my first post of the day!
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Nice pic of that black beauty !
My wife buys this and says " you can't taste, you drink it first and let's see what it does !"
I've thought about trying it to aid in digestion. Let me know how it works out for you.
Evening all,
Kristy made enchiladas.
Yummy !
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That is why my wife bought it. She said it is smooth tasting. Will keep you posted.
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Have fun Bob!My wife buys this and says " you can't taste, you drink it first and let's see what it does !"
That's a great-looking IXL Those look delicious MitchEvening all,
Kristy made enchiladas.
LOL!
Good choice on a hot day JerThanks buddyThanks Jack !
Nice pic of that black beauty !
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I hope everyone's week is getting off to a good start. I had to dash out early to meet up with a colleague, who had asked to borrow my portable DVD drive. I don't know why she doesn't just buy one, they cost next to nothing these days. We had coffee in Charlie's, as she had insisted I needed to show her how to use it - plug it into the laptop, put in the CD! After that, I went into town as Leeds City Council had sent me a stroppy 'Final Demand' to pay my Council Tax. Pretty annoying as they hadn't sent me a bill in the first place, and the same thing happened last year! 
I can see why my bills are going up with all the money they waste though. A few weeks ago, I had to get them to re-lay the historic causeway edges they'd gone and removed from part of my street. No sooner had the 1st and 2nd road crews gone, but a third team has arrived, and removed a section of stone causeway the 1st team replaced! I've had to complain about that, and this time, replacing it is going to be expensive - idiots! 
I'm trying to get a bit of work done, as I'm going out to a graduation party later - the daughter of a couple of friends. I still haven't decided whether or not to eat before I go. There's food, but it's a bit late for me. First World problems eh?
After that, I went into town as Leeds City Council had sent me a stroppy 'Final Demand' to pay my Council Tax. Pretty annoying as they hadn't sent me a bill in the first place, and the same thing happened last year! I can see why my bills are going up with all the money they waste though. A few weeks ago, I had to get them to re-lay the historic causeway edges they'd gone and removed from part of my street. No sooner had the 1st and 2nd road crews gone, but a third team has arrived, and removed a section of stone causeway the 1st team replaced! I've had to complain about that, and this time, replacing it is going to be expensive - idiots! I'm trying to get a bit of work done, as I'm going out to a graduation party later - the daughter of a couple of friends. I still haven't decided whether or not to eat before I go. There's food, but it's a bit late for me. First World problems eh?