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Thanks, I got lucky with that photo.I have to agree about the spectacular color and very well photographed, as well !![]()

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Thanks, I got lucky with that photo.I have to agree about the spectacular color and very well photographed, as well !![]()
Great to see you again Dylan as well as your Ol Red 77 . Take care my friend .I wish I had seen this thread sooner.
I've been carrying the same folder for almost two months straight so it's about time I switch it up a little. Barlow, you say? Yeah, I think I can ride out the rest of the allotted period with a Barlow in my pocket. I'll carry this old favorite for a few days - maybe more!
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Really like that Little Guy Paul .Blizzard day so closed work early
Today's submission...WLST Barlow from 2008 in Inferno Jigged bone, serial #13 which seems appropriate for the covers...
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Thanks Harry, I picked it up from RussellReally like that Little Guy Paul .
Harry
Day 8:
The Barlow and the Lamb,
The Barlow and the Lamb,
Hi-ho, the derry-o,
The Barlow and the Lamb!
Do you guys know that one? Pretty sure that's how it goes, right?
For the last few days, I feel like the theme of my pockets has been barlows and lambsfeet, and you'll have no complaint from me about it.
Except that I'll probably have that song stuck in my head the rest of the night. Curses, Ol' Mother Hubbard. A pox upon thee.
The cheese stands alone,
The cheese stands alone,
Hi-ho, the derry-o,
The Barlow and the Lamb!
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Today's barlow is a GEC 252123 EO Beerlow dressed in Bois d'arc -- that's "Bodark Wood" for the hillbillies, and Osage Orange for everyone else. Take your pick of the names. You'll get no judgment here.
Along for the ride is a DIW real lambsfoot knife made by the one and only Eric Albers. Interesting tidbit, the Albers lamb and the TEW lamb I carried yesterday are nearly dimensionally exact, except that the TEW is quite a bit thicker overall due to the second layer for the pen blade. Eric said he was inspired by historical examples - I wonder if there's some TEW DNA in the final design?
Have a gr8 night! Day 9 looms impendingly!
Superb ! Has this one had your brother-in-law's Red Treatment too? Looks handsome