Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[flatblackcapo]

Very nice Kevin I know a guy with a bike which is probably getting on for older than the two of us put together! I'll have to try and remember to take a pic the next time I see him

That's pretty old!
I would like to see that bike some time. I like all kinds of bikes, old , new, skinny tire racers, fat tire cruisers, all of 'em.
I hope that back of yours feels better soon! I hurt my back a couple weeks ago and I don't have any idea how!

 

[cigarrodog]

This thread moves so fast, I may have missed it, but who made that lambfoot of yours? It looks like bone or Delrin in that picture. Either way, pretty cool!

Thank you for saying that. It does give a Delrin vibe, but it is jigged bone. It’s a 1-XL George Wostenholm.

 

[r8shell]

Thank you for saying that. It does give a Delrin vibe, but it is jigged bone. It’s a 1-XL George Wostenholm.

Ah, the "Delrin vibe" could just be the lighting/warm coloring of the photo. That's really very nice jigging, not something I've seen on a lambsfoot very often.

 

[Half/Stop]

And that one falls under both categories!! Love it!

Thanks Dennis!

 

[Prester John]

I believe I shall tote this on Wednesday:

(Don't want it to feel neglected).

 

[Cambertree]

Still got some catching up to do, but thought I’d better jump ahead to check in.

Fine posts and pics, everyone.

Thanks for the chat Dave and Donn.

Great track on the St Patrick’s Battalion, Jack - thanks for that.

I was out at a local chilli festival on Sunday so I missed posting then, but I thought I might continue the Irish theme.

Glens of Antrim.

Dark hedges, County Antrim.

Mural of Nuadh of The Silver Arm at ‘The Top of the Rock’, Ballymurphy.

Another mural from the Falls Rd, Belfast.

An Oak overlooking the ring fort of the Giants Ring.

Crossmaglen, County Armagh.

The misted slopes of Slieve Gullion.

The Bogside, Derry.

Irish breakfast with potato bread, soda bread, and black and white pudding.

A book of short stories by a local (and some Lambsfoot content).

 

[mitch4ging]

A well symmetrical stag...

Sorry, Josè, I thought I had this in the multi quote earlier, don't want to overlook it, too nice a knife and photo! Very symmetrical!

Heating pad and cold beer. I like it!

Looks like a handsome working edge on that baby

Heating pad and beer should be mandatory in Old Guy First Aid kits!!

Thanks, my friend! It's actually the factory edge, I just took a ceramic rod to it briefly.

hope that back of yours feels better soon! I hurt my back a couple weeks ago and I don't have any idea how!

It just keeps going down hill from here!
But you got a dandy Lamb to carry and a great photo to look at later!

I believe I shall tote this on Wednesday:

(Don't want it to feel neglected).

Have to make them all feel wanted! Fine stag for Mittwoch!

Still got some catching up to do, but thought I’d better jump ahead to check in.

Fine posts and pics, everyone.

Thanks for the chat Dave and Donn.

Great track on the St Patrick’s Battalion, Jack - thanks for that.

I was out at a local chilli festival on Sunday so I missed posting then, but I thought I might continue the Irish theme.

Glens of Antrim.

Dark hedges, County Antrim.

Mural of Nuadh of The Silver Arm at The Top of the ‘Rock, Ballymurphy.

Another mural from the Falls Rd, Belfast.

An Oak overlooking the ring fort of the Giants Ring.

Crossmaglen, County Armagh.

The misted slopes of Slieve Gullion.

Derry.

Irish breakfast with potato bread, soda bread, and black and white pudding.

A book of short stories by a local (and some Lambsfoot content).

Fantastic photos, Chin!! Thanks for taking time to post them!

 

[Cambertree]

Fantastic photos, Chin!! Thanks for taking time to post them!

Thank you Dennis.

Here’s one with a few interesting pods from the chilli pepper festival and my garden:

(Carolina Reapers, Trinidad 7-Pot, Jamaican Mushroom Cap, a white Ghost variant, Santa Fe Grande, Cayennes and some Thais.)

 

[Jack Black]

A well symmetrical stag...

Nice photos my friend

I've got the '18 Ebony in the pocket today.

Gorgeous Dylan

"Angus Podgorny, how will ye deliver three billion kilts to the planet Skiron in the galaxy of Andromeda with your van?"
"I'll have to make two goes."
They meant to win Wimbledon, so they set about turning everyone on Earth into members of the worst tennis-playing nation on Earth, Scotland.

Ahh... Nice to see The Silent One Jer

Well that just won't do! Hope you are feeling better when you wake up.

Always a pleasure to view everyone's wonderful lambfoot beauties! Y'all have a great week!

Thanks Michael, that's a beautiful pic, nice patina

Marilyn is one sexy bird! Nice comparison with the different lighting!

...

Ouch! Hope it's nothing serious! We pulled out some large hedges, and I replaced a couple of front porch lights today, hurting pretty good now too! But, got the heat pad on, and a cold beer!

Thanks Dennis, she's blushing!

Thanks my friend, it's OK, just had to carry some heavy boxes. That sounds like hard work Dennis, hope you're feeling fine today

That's pretty old!
I would like to see that bike some time. I like all kinds of bikes, old , new, skinny tire racers, fat tire cruisers, all of 'em.
I hope that back of yours feels better soon! I hurt my back a couple weeks ago and I don't have any idea how!

While I had motorcycles when I was younger, I only learned to ride a bike in my early 40s! Not that I've been on one in a while, terrible roads in Leeds. Cool pic Kevin, I like the button

Just having my morning cuppa

Ah, the "Delrin vibe" could just be the lighting/warm coloring of the photo. That's really very nice jigging, not something I've seen on a lambsfoot very often.

I had also wondered if it was Delrin after seeing earlier pics Rachel

I believe I shall tote this on Wednesday:

(Don't want it to feel neglected).

Ahoy there Vince

 

[Jack Black]

Still got some catching up to do, but thought I’d better jump ahead to check in.

Fine posts and pics, everyone.

Thanks for the chat Dave and Donn.

Great track on the St Patrick’s Battalion, Jack - thanks for that.

I was out at a local chilli festival on Sunday so I missed posting then, but I thought I might continue the Irish theme.

Glens of Antrim.

Dark hedges, County Antrim.

Mural of Nuadh of The Silver Arm at The Top of the ‘Rock, Ballymurphy.

Another mural from the Falls Rd, Belfast.

An Oak overlooking the ring fort of the Giants Ring.



Crossmaglen, County Armagh.


The misted slopes of Slieve Gullion.

Derry.


Irish breakfast with potato bread, soda bread, and black and white pudding.

A book of short stories by a local (and some Lambsfoot content).

Thanks Chin, I don't particularly like Dave Rovics slightly whiny nasal vocal style, but it's a good song What a fantastic selection of photos my friend, each one a gem I particularly like the Oak Tree Thanks for posting them, you really did get around (it was a struggle to get my Irish ex-girlfriend away from the Botanic coffee-shops ) Great Lambsfoot content too

Thank you Dennis.

Here’s one with a few interesting pods from the chilli pepper festival and my garden:

(Carolina Reapers, Trinidad 7-Pot, Jamaican Mushroom Cap, a white Ghost variant, Santa Fe Grande, Cayennes and some Thais.)

Another beautiful composition One of the least appealing aspects of finding out I have a hiertus hernia is the idea that I will have to shun spicy food I had a 'mild' chilli the other night, and it was no fun at all

Morning folks, Spring Equinox today in the northern hemisphere, so I hope that those of you who've been suffering heavy snowfalls will soon be seeing some milder weather. Not a bad day here from the look of it, I'm going to carry my Unity Lambsfoot

 

[Pt-Luso]

Sorry, Josè, I thought I had this in the multi quote earlier, don't want to overlook it, too nice a knife and photo! Very symmetrical!

Many thanks Dennis...

 

[Pt-Luso]

Nice photos my friend

Many thanks Jack...

 

[JohnDF]

Lovely photo! Nice morning pic!

Thanks, Dennis.

Mine was this today:
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Lovely picture, Dennis.

Great looking Lamb, and I think we found the button for the forum knife.

I believe I shall tote this on Wednesday:

(Don't want it to feel neglected).

Very clever picture, Vince.

Glens of Antrim.

Dark hedges, County Antrim.

Mural of Nuadh of The Silver Arm at ‘The Top of the Rock’, Ballymurphy.

Another mural from the Falls Rd, Belfast.

An Oak overlooking the ring fort of the Giants Ring.

Crossmaglen, County Armagh.

The misted slopes of Slieve Gullion.

The Bogside, Derry.

Irish breakfast with potato bread, soda bread, and black and white pudding.

A book of short stories by a local (and some Lambsfoot content).

I enjoyed all the pictures, thanks.

(Carolina Reapers, Trinidad 7-Pot, Jamaican Mushroom Cap, a white Ghost variant, Santa Fe Grande, Cayennes and some Thais.)

Beautiful colors!!!

Great jigging on that Lamb, Jack.

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Guardians.
Making my wife's picks for her this morning...

 

[WhittlinAway]

Good Morning Guardians.
Making my wife's picks for her this morning...

It's the opposite in my family. My wife picks all the March Madness brackets.

Now, did you choose Duke by spinning the lambsfoot and seeing which team it was pointing to when it stopped?

 

[JohnDF]

Now, did you choose Duke by spinning the lambsfoot and seeing which team it was pointing to when it stopped?

Shhh... Don't give away my lucky picking method.

 

[Fodderwing]

Cambertree Chin the pics of your visit to Ireland are wonderful. I love the Crossmaglen statue. What a complex history.

Good morning to you all.

 

[JohnDF]

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I wonder if our ironwoods are making the trees jealous?

 

[peanutsxx]

Ouch! Hope it's nothing serious! We pulled out some large hedges, and I replaced a couple of front porch lights today, hurting pretty good now too! But, got the heat pad on, and a cold beer!

I hurt my back a couple weeks ago and I don't have any idea how!

Hope you two recover quickly as well!

Thanks Michael, that's a beautiful pic, nice patina

Thank you Jack! It is not the most even of patinas but it is mostly from fruit (and a few sausages).

Another beautiful composition One of the least appealing aspects of finding out I have a hiertus hernia is the idea that I will have to shun spicy food I had a 'mild' chilli the other night, and it was no fun at all

That would totally bum me out too! Do you plan to have it fixed?

 

[flatblackcapo]

It just keeps going down hill from here!
But you got a dandy Lamb to carry and a great photo to look at later!

Why does it feel more like uphill?! Oh well, there is something to be said for a good climb.... you just can't understand it because I'm so out of breath.

While I had motorcycles when I was younger, I only learned to ride a bike in my early 40s! Not that I've been on one in a while, terrible roads in Leeds. Cool pic Kevin, I like the button
Riding a bicycle is just like riding a motorcycle but harder.

Just having my morning cuppa

Morning folks, Spring Equinox today in the northern hemisphere, so I hope that those of you who've been suffering heavy snowfalls will soon be seeing some milder weather. Not a bad day here from the look of it, I'm going to carry my Unity Lambsfoot

The bad part is someone gave me that button more than 10 years ago.
I need many cuppas this morning!
I love it when you post that Unity!

Great looking Lamb, and I think we found the button for the forum knife.

Thanks, man.
I battle old age with immaturity.

Thanks for all the complements y'all. Have a great day!