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Gevonovich - I just got through telling my wife I was having a bowl of cherries for my snack tonight
Great Barlow and a nice photo as well
Thank you for the kind words, my friend!!
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Thank you for the kind words, my friend!!
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Thanks Rob. One step at a time. I'm getting there.
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Nice bowl of cherries Gevo !!!
Nice to see you browsing BigBiscuit - hope you are feeling better.
Much appreciated, my friend. And....yes it is good to know your at home, Bigbiscuit!!
Great knives you showed today and what a fine gift to come home to!
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Thank you Gev. It really was. Much thanks to Derrick. :thumbup:
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Recently, I've been carrying my small fixed blades more than my folders...
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I keep telling myself I need one of those. Haven't quite convinced me, yet. I have trouble sharpening the super steels. The wood on yours is beautiful.
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Very very cool !!!
Care to elaborate ?
A Mi'kmaq friend from the east coast sent it to me. It's a banded Golden Eagle so Don't think it's photo shopped. I may use it as my new business card
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Robin
How Cool is this picture
Best regards
Robin
Good thing it's only a Mora (?) if that were a Bark River, someone would be out serious money!
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Super cool, Robin!! Birds of Prey are some of the finest animals on the planet!! What a shot! I wonder how he got hold of the knife?
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I imagine he saw the highlight of red in the snow somewhere and snagged it. Passerine birds can see wavelengths of colour that humans can't pick up on as well. Beautiful shot
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Fishies !!!
Coming to a town, er, your town, soon! :thumbup:
