Rainy Day Zen

TMHunt said:
Looks like a very therapeudic day. As always, great post, great pics, great fire, and id like to say great knife, but don't want to come across as cocky! ;) As far as baldtaco, I would be interested in seeing said knife. I was not making knives 20 years ago. As far as this design. I strictly made it for my tastes and for what I wanted in a knife. I have been fortunate that other poeple agree with what I like.
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Don't get your hopes up. I love ferreting out information that's hard to get at but that may well defeat me. I'll have a go though. Nice bit of kit mate.
 
Apologies for the shite quality. I'm on vacation and don't have a scanner here -
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baldtaco-II said:
Apologies for the shite quality. I'm on vacation and don't have a scanner here -
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Not seeing the photo today, but saw it last night, looks like a very functional and utilitarian design. What magazine is that from?


fujita yuji said:
this is a nicely beautiful open fire with equally nicely coloured autumn leaves!
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Thanks Yuji, glad you enjoyed the post. The landscape here is what holds me here, in spite of the near by nuclear power plants and prevalence of crooked elected officials...
 
Some great fall scenery Mist, love the clean design of your knife too. Looks like you caught the last of the colors and it seems appropriate that the backgrounds should be gray toned...a sign of what's to come, eh? Whatever the weather, it's good to be able to get out and enjoy a little quiet time...sometimes downright necessary!
 
baldtaco-II said:
mistwalker, hola.............................Volume 1 #4 Combat & Militaria January 1994
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Cool thank you!


Stickman said:
Some great fall scenery Mist, love the clean design of your knife too. Looks like you caught the last of the colors and it seems appropriate that the backgrounds should be gray toned...a sign of what's to come, eh? Whatever the weather, it's good to be able to get out and enjoy a little quiet time...sometimes downright necessary!
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Thanks, yeah we have some pretty cool autumn scenery around these parts, and yep, definitely digging the Yuma. The trees up on the mountains have lost a lot more leaves than the ones in the valley below. But soon yes all will be gray and drab in the woods here, but I still like walking through the world of gray when the woods are enshrouded in the mist.
 
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