Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

JohnDF said:
I'm enjoying the art, Dave.
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Thank you, John and Jack. :thumbsup::)
Jack Black said:
Great pic my friend :) :thumbsup:
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Jack Black said:
Blimey, the stingy buggers here would have got about another 500 years use out of that place Dave! :D Is that really the oldest building in Canmore? My house is older than that, and it's not considered particularly old here. Heck, I've just been to the Yorkshire Museum in York, and they'll let you walk on the Roman mosaics as long as you take your shoes off! :eek: :D :thumbsup:
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Actually, the oldest building left is the old Canmore Hotel which is a little farther up the street it was built in 1890
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Jack Black said:
I'm glad it arrived Randy :) I have been so busy recently, I've not had much of a chance to send out many gifts, but hope to be able to make up for that soon. You are very kind my friend :) You should find your new Lambsfoot here somewhere ;) :thumbsup:

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I did thanks John, costs as much as a bottle of wine here, but it's a tasty beverage :) Thank you for the kind words my friend :) :thumbsup:



Good perspective Christian, though I don't think these knives deserve a reputation as "nail-breakers" :thumbsup:



Thanks Vince :) :thumbsup:



That's looking very nice :) :thumbsup:



Cool composition Vince, and a lovely crisp pic, which shows your Lambsfoot blade off to perfection :) :thumbsup:



A fine family photo Rachel :) I agree with you about the smooth bone :thumbsup:

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Morning folks, I'm just calling in quickly as I'm about to depart for a trip to York. Hope everyone has a great weekend. Stag for Saturday ;) :thumbsup:

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I always thought the best emergency ration was whisky?! :confused: ;) :thumbsup:
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I love the old ones for their character. Love the stag, too. Hope you didn’t forget your Ovaltine tablets on your York outing.

@donn That meat pie looks as tasty as your Lamb accompaniment.

joeradza joeradza What a wonderful, enviable duo in that nice image.

pjsjr pjsjr Sleek and Sexy. The car too.:)

@Half/Stop Your Ebony Lamb looks great with the polish.

JohnDF JohnDF I disagree with your self assessment regarding image quality. Your pride and passion with your Lambsfoot comes thru quite clearly. I am wondering if you made the cuts in the table with your Lamb.:)

dc50 dc50 Wonderful 1890 group portrait in front of the hotel.

A depiction of Jack Black Jack Black inducting the newest Members into the Ancient Order of the Guardians of The Lambsfoot. (Jack is the one on the upper left).
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Jack Black said:
I need to find out where EXACTLY it was sourced John, maybe an ancient curse covers the land where it grew, perhaps it was uprooted from a spooky old graveyard...
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I was thinking furniture from a cursed pirate ship.

r8shell said:
:eek: What could be as special as smooth white camel bone!?!
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Maybe an ebony small. :D

pjsjr said:
Since I was a young man, Porsche has been my fav...
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Gotta dream big, right?
My favorites have always been trucks and Jeeps, I'm so blue collar. :oops:

cigarrodog said:
JohnDF JohnDF I disagree with your self assessment regarding image quality. Your pride and passion with your Lambsfoot comes thru quite clearly.
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Thanks, I'm trying :D

cigarrodog said:
A depiction of Jack Black Jack Black inducting the newest Members into the Ancient Order of the Guardians of The Lambsfoot. (Jack is the one on the upper left).
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That's funny, great picture!
 
dc50 said:
Thank you, John and Jack. :thumbsup::)



Actually, the oldest building left is the old Canmore Hotel which is a little farther up the street it was built in 1890
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Wow, that is incredible Dave :cool: I love history, but one of the things, I enjoy so much about the history of the 'New World', is that compared to 'history' here, the exciting stuff is so recent, you're only going back to my great-grandfather's time :) The Canmore Hotel looks like a great place to stay :thumbsup:

cigarrodog said:
I love the old ones for their character. Love the stag, too. Hope you didn’t forget your Ovaltine tablets on your York outing.

@donn That meat pie looks as tasty as your Lamb accompaniment.

joeradza joeradza What a wonderful, enviable duo in that nice image.

pjsjr pjsjr Sleek and Sexy. The car too.:)

@Half/Stop Your Ebony Lamb looks great with the polish.

JohnDF JohnDF I disagree with your self assessment regarding image quality. Your pride and passion with your Lambsfoot comes thru quite clearly. I am wondering if you made the cuts in the table with your Lamb.:)

dc50 dc50 Wonderful 1890 group portrait in front of the hotel.

A depiction of Jack Black Jack Black inducting the newest Members into the Ancient Order of the Guardians of The Lambsfoot. (Jack is the one on the upper left).
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I don't think they make them anymore Harvey :( ;) I am flattered! :D That is a great pic my friend, amazing! :) :thumbsup:

JohnDF said:
I was thinking furniture from a cursed pirate ship.

Maybe an ebony small. :D


Gotta dream big, right?
My favorites have always been trucks and Jeeps, I'm so blue collar. :oops:

Thanks, I'm trying :D


That's funny, great picture!
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I can see it John, the British Navy probably did something bad to them! :eek: What can we do to lift the curse? :confused:

joeradza said:
I hope it's okay to include a non-lambs foot. Another iconic wood handled traditional from the north Atlantic. Lambsfoot and barrel.View attachment 1088022
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Just Lambsfoot knives please Alan, otherwise with fabulous additions like that, we'll end up discussing Barrel Knives (already had one Lambsfoot thread flooded with Sheepsfoot and Wharncliffe pics) :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Wow, that is incredible Dave :cool: I love history, but one of the things, I enjoy so much about the history of the 'New World', is that compared to 'history' here, the exciting stuff is so recent, you're only going back to my great-grandfather's time :) The Canmore Hotel looks like a great place to stay :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Jack, your right on the main street with a lot of sidewalk restaurants and coffee shops. The weekends are busy with folks from Calgary getting away from the city.
 
JohnDF said:
We could start by returning all the cursed pirate's gold...
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Good idea John! That's a great pic my friend :D :thumbsup:

I wondered if perhaps the Ironwood had come from Pirate Jenny's scrubbing brush?! :eek:


dc50 said:
Thanks, Jack, your right on the main street with a lot of sidewalk restaurants and coffee shops. The weekends are busy with folks from Calgary getting away from the city.
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Sounds like a great place to visit Dave :) Though I imagine that, living there, you get to find the tourists a bit tiresome? :rolleyes: You certainly live in a spectacularly beautiful part of the world :) :thumbsup:
 
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