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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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That Ashley is lookin mighty fine, Vince!
Stag for Monday. Have a great one, Guardians!
annnd thanks for the complement.
I really like the texture that rosewood can have ( like yours )
Btw, I don't think JAWS has a chance against the mighty Lambsfoot.
Thank you, thank you very much.Nice pictures gentlemen.
You never throw away the good stuff!Cool pics Kevin, (like me) you don't throw much away do you?!
My wife might occasionally dispute what "good stuff" is. 
The Jaws soundtrack is pretty corny. I always thought the whole thing, both sides, should be the "attack" music.
Monday's Lambsfoot
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Back to ironwood for Tuesday:
Have a great one, y'all!
Have a great one, y'all!
r8shell
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That's the face of a cat who's up to something.Cat burglar caught in the act!
Popcorn kittens!
There's a barbecue/meat market in a little town outside Austin called Hutto. They sell something called a Hutto Hippo Egg: a cream cheese stuffed jalapeno, wrapped in sausage, wrapped in bacon and slow grilled. That is a breakfast that stays with you all day.
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Hey! Cats are cool!I NEED to know what it is!!! Whatever it is, I'm going down to the pub and ordering it!!!
That is a fantastic picture of your Lamb, the lighting makes it look so rich and beautiful.
One more reason not to like cats.
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They're good with haggis.
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Sounds great except for the cream cheese.That's the face of a cat who's up to something.
There's a barbecue/meat market in a little town outside Austin called Hutto. They sell something called a Hutto Hippo Egg: a cream cheese stuffed jalapeno, wrapped in sausage, wrapped in bacon and slow grilled. That is a breakfast that stays with you all day.
Substitute cheddar! 
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Cat burglar caught in the act!
Superb pics guys
Well nailed Erik, who'd a thought that British cuisine could be exported!
What's that Spark says...
Oh yeah...
hattas gonna hate.
One can only imagine the foul words being spoken!
Yeah... I pretty much didn't need to eat for the rest of the day. I was trying to perpetually make room for more ale later on. 'Twas a task!
Worth it though!
Yep, Erik nailed it. It is my understanding that a "Full English" breakfast can vary in couple of ways but it generally will have eggs, rashers, sausage, black and white pudding, beans, and maybe some bread (pictured is Irish soda bread(amazing!)), peas, tomato, mushrooms, and/or potatoes.
Hefty indeed.
And yes, Scotch eggs are amazing! I have a friend who makes them and they are incredible.
When I was young, a Full English was always a good precursor to a boozing session, but I struggle to drink after that much food now, I'd probably just fall asleep!
The addition of white pudding is really a Scottish thing I think, I've not seen peas here, but common additions are hash browns (only common for about the last 30 years), fried bread (less common than in the past, except in the north of Ireland, where they serve 3 different types with an Ulster Fry), 'bubble 'n' squeak' is very traditional in London, sometimes more meat is added, toast is essential - though I'd take good soda bread anyday), fried potatoes are common (I had batata harra with a breakfast the other day). When I was a kid, flat oatcakes, which usually get referred to as 'Staffordshire Oatcakes' today, were very common, and great for soaking everything up I have periodically teased my girlfriend about making a Full English Breakfast PIE, but she's revolted by the idea All the more reason to make it! Not exactly haute cuisine, but I thought you folks might enjoy this
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Made curlies on a beard hair.
Great edge Myke
You never throw away the good stuff!
The Jaws soundtrack is pretty corny. I always thought the whole thing, both sides, should be the "attack" music.
Monday's Lambsfoot
Too right mate!
That's a great idea for an album! Brilliant pic Kevin
Busy Monday for me today. Hope everyone else has a great week. 4 more days til the weekend. Two more for me
Hope you get through it OK Taylor
Back to ironwood for Tuesday:
Have a great one, y'all!
Looking good Vince
Morning folks, I'm excited about Pancake Day!
I have Lucy at my side 
Have a great day folks
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I'd have never believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes!
And it looked delicious. Have a great day yourself Jack and happy Pancake Day!
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I'd have never believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes!
Have a great day yourself Jack and happy Pancake Day!
Yeah, I was amazed he managed to do it!
Thank you very much my friend, I'm planning to walk about 3 miles to a place on the other side of town which is doing pancakes today, by the time I get there, I think I'll have earned a couple Have a great day yourself my friend 
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Well, I have a new hero!
Did I hear correctly that he said he added "digested biscuits" to the fishing trip breakfast
If I heard correctly, please enlighten me. If not, I'll forget about the knife I'm considering and pick up a hearing-aid instead
Digestive biscuit
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A digestive biscuit, sometimes described as a sweet-meal biscuit, is a semi-sweet biscuit that originated in Scotland, and is popular worldwide. The digestive was first developed in 1839 by two Scottish doctors to aid digestion. Wikipedia
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Lucy may eat all your pancakes... Better buy her one of her own.Morning folks, I'm excited about Pancake Day!
Have a great day folks
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Good morning John. Y'all have a great day!
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Good morning, Dwight. What an awesome shell!
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Lucy is a wonderful companion, Jack!Morning folks, I'm excited about Pancake Day!
Youse guys got me excited about "pancake day" too, now. May eat some tonight myself.
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Terrific Tuesday Guardians, I think it's pancakes for the win today, Rosie agreed with me.
Count me in on that breakfast.
That thief doesn't look remorseful at all...but has good taste.Cat burglar caught in the act!
Wow, that is something I'll aspire to for my sharpeningKnife content.
Made curlies on a beard hair.
Ahh, 'Lambsfoot Medley' the Guardians lullaby...you get right on that KevinMonday's Lambsfoot
The lovely Lucy and pancakes, who could ask for anything more?Superb pics guys
Morning folks, I'm excited about Pancake Day!
Have a great day folks
Nice photo, lovely canister John, what is it's use?Good Morning Guardians
Is that the old shell game?
Quite a unique Lambsfoot...I like it, what is the cover?
Good day Guardians!