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California and Texas are contractually obligated to get Spring first.Spring has most definitely sprung around here.
There's a pocket full of sunshine!
Beautiful pics, r8shell.
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Beautiful pics, r8shell.
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Dave, I think you should call this Lambsfoot “Honey”! It has such a beautiful golden amber color it reminds me of a jar of fresh honey!
Thanks Dave! I appreciate the compliment!Ron your AC is a most hearty example of a stag handle
Thanks John! Hope you have a great weekend also my friend!
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So beautiful it defies gravity.
Jack Black
Have fun with Miss Lucy.
dc50
Good looking scale color and nice image.
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The stag on your AC is delightful.
JohnDF
The way your scene is lit, makes your Ironwood more beautiful, if that’s even possible.
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A nice subtly image with your Lamb quietly waiting to go into action.Walking my pal Ari, I realized I was wearing a pair of comfortable, but beat up shoes. Out of nowhere(in my head), I started to softly sing an old 1930s Delta Blues song called “Mean old walking blues.” My favorite version was from the 60s Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
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Yes, the trees started dropping pollen weeks ago. It's hard to focus the camera while sneezing.California and Texas are contractually obligated to get Spring first.
Beautiful pics, r8shell.
I like your picture in rosemary; mine hasn't flowered yet.
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Living in the Midwest, this is a welcome sight.Spring has most definitely sprung around here.
There's a pocket full of sunshine!
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Ron that AC of yours is a magnificent example, love seeing it!Beautiful photos this morning!
Ahhh, that's like a golden sunset, beautiful!
Nice photos, Rachel, maybe you could hurry it along up here!Spring has most definitely sprung around here.
There's a pocket full of sunshine!
I haven't listened to them in quite a while, have several LPs might dig them out and have a listen.So beautiful it defies gravity.
Walking my pal Ari, I realized I was wearing a pair of comfortable, but beat up shoes. Out of nowhere(in my head), I started to softly sing an old 1930s Delta Blues song called “Mean old walking blues.” My favorite version was from the 60s Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
That's a great shot of the Roger's, like it a lot!
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It sure does look like honey.Dave, I think you should call this Lambsfoot “Honey”! It has such a beautiful golden amber color it reminds me of a jar of fresh honey!
Thank you, Harvey.
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Another beautiful horn. Wowza gold.
... and apparently to get UK Lambsfoot knives delivered...
Sweet sublime stone washed steel.So beautiful it defies gravity] Thanks Harvey.
Walking my pal Ari, I realized I was wearing a pair of comfortable, but beat up shoes. Out of nowhere(in my head), I started to softly sing an old 1930s Delta Blues song called “Mean old walking blues.” My favorite version was from the 60s Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
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A wonderful handle. What material is that? Is it horn?
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[QUOTE="pjsjr, post: 18888061, member:
I haven't listened to them in quite a while, have several LPs might dig them out and have a listen.
That's a great shot of the Roger's, like it a lot![/QUOTE]
Thank you. If for no other reason, Paul Butterfield was in my estimation, in the top 3 of blues harp players.
I haven't listened to them in quite a while, have several LPs might dig them out and have a listen.
That's a great shot of the Roger's, like it a lot![/QUOTE]
Thank you. If for no other reason, Paul Butterfield was in my estimation, in the top 3 of blues harp players.
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Fodderwing
Thank you Dwight.
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Thanks, Harvey.
Cool picture, but I think I would have tossed those shoes a while ago.
Lol, it can be a miserable time of year. The worst for me is when the Cottonwood starts blooming.
You may be on to something there...... and apparently to get UK Lambsfoot knives delivered...
Cool picture, Alan. I like the top!
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I simply can’t. They’re my Foot Buddies.Thanks, Harvey.
Cool picture, but I think I would have tossed those shoes a while ago.
Lol, it can be a miserable time of year. The worst for me is when the Cottonwood starts blooming.
You may be on to something there...
Cool picture, Alan. I like the top!
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I hear ya, they do look comfortable.I simply can’t.
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Tre Magnifique, Mark!
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Majestic Lamb.