Hope you feel better soon Jack.
Thanks a lot Christian :thumbup:
Jack, I don't normally participate in giveaways, but your kind offer for a chance at a Sheffield Real Lambsfoot is too good to pass up.
Thanks for doing so in this case Dean, those are excellent pics you posted :thumbup:
Here's my recent lambs foot post link Jack, managed to work out how to do it (pleased). Great GAW, many thanks.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ence-of-The-Lambsfoot?p=15941007#post15941007
Good stuff my friend, once you get the knack of searching it isn't so hard is it?

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Hope the sciatica flares down Jack. As a young'n at 23 with rheumatoid arthritis and sciatica issues earlier on it's definitely not pleasant
Thanks Tim, sorry to hear you're having problems yourself, and at such a young age. I first injured my back at work, aged 16, and it's been the bane of my life - well one of them

Thanks for the great pics, that is some sign isn't it?!

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thanks for the chance

i live with chronic nerve pain in my back and recently diagnosed scoliosis, along with other physical problems-but! i also have a wonderful wife, an incredible son (almost 1 1/2, hoo-boy!) in Lincoln, Nebraska. it's around 300,000 or so,i think, and just about perfect size-wise for me. i'm constantly seeing people i know. again
thanks, Neal
Sorry to hear about your back problems Neal, but you definitely sound like a glass half full kind of guy, great stuff!

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Jack,
I know first hand (as patient) and second hand (as health professional) that dealing with that sort of issue is not easy. Hope you get better soon.
Thanks a lot Fausto, and for the pics. Your recent Earl posts have been superb

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Jack, your posts on lambsfoots have drawn me to the conclusion that it would be just about the perfect knife for me. I was really hoping to see a GEC version made as the forum knife this year, and I encourage you to further considering an SFO of your own. As you know the lambsfoot is hard to come by here, so I have yet to get my mits on one.
I can also relate to your woes, after being functionally disabled for the last three years I finally was able to have spine surgery just yesterday. This GAW comes at a serendipitous time for me. I'm feeling very hopeful that the surgery will do the trick and that I'll be up and running (carefully) soon.
Here is a picture of me from this morning as I recover from surgery.
Todd, you're a trooper my friend, I really hope the surgery does its job :thumbup: I'd love to see a special Lambsfoot made, either by GEC, or perhaps in Sheffield. Not because I want one myself, I have plenty already, but I really believe it's a great blade shape, and I know that for you folks in the US, they're hard to get hold of. Definitely something to ponder further :thumbup:
Thank you for the GAW, I can sympathize with your back problems!
Many thanks, and thanks for those amazing photos, and for the back-up of course

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my Sciatic nerve is killing me this year! I've been using yoga poses to stretch out my quads and hamstrings which helps to minimize the pain it's all isolated to my left side.
Very sorry to hear that, hope you get some relief soon. Two great-looking knives :thumbup:
Amazing Jack! I sure hope you are feeling better,
Thank you my friend, looks like a great place to live, thanks for the great pics

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Nice Ablett JP :thumbup:
I'm in and Thank you for such a cool give away.. I hope you mend well. ..
Thanks Johnny, Whittler sounds like a great place for a knife knut to hail from

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I returned home to my small town called Nelson in western Canada with my wife after spending the last 10 years in the busy bustle of Vancouver and couldn't be happier living back in the quiet, peaceful and absolutely stunning area where I grew up as child. We now spend our time always outdoors amongst friends, family, and all that nature has to offer.
Thank you good sir for this GAW and thoughts towards the healing of that back of yours.
Thank you Dan, what an amazing place to live, thanks for sharing your incredible pics

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Thank you for the amazing GAW Jack, strongest wishes of a speedy recoveryflowing your way!
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Our youngest, Josie, loving the nieghbor hood park
Thank you for the kind words my friend, it looks like someone is having a great time!

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Jack,
I do hope you confined relief for your back problems soon.
I grew up in northern Mexico, in a region bordering the Chihuahuan desert. While I have lived in other places like California and Texas, I still miss the landscape and people of the areas where I grew.
Thank you :thumbup: It's funny how we often find ourselves yearning for the terrain we grew up in, and those who inhabit it

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Jack Thanks for the opportunity. Hope you continue to get better.
I grew up outside of Asheville NC and am still here. Over the years this area ha changed a lot. Because of the number of craft breweries we have been named Beer City USA.
Thanks Randy

'Beer City, USA' - what a great place to live!!

Asheville sounds like a cool place from what I've read about it :thumbup:
Thanks again for your posts folks

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