joeradza
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
waverave thank you my friend for the GAW very generous of you. I love seeing new members hosting a GAW it speaks loads of your character. First I'm really glad you found your way here to this place it is almost an extended family. Second I'd be honored to participate in your GAW thanks for the chance at a fine knife.
Here's a knife picture just because.
I'm in...my happy place is in Stratford, NJ at home with my son and daughter.
I'm in, thank you for this generous GAW. The White Mountains of NH are my happy place.
Ill join in but for the moment no photo and I doubt I have any good ones from any my trips to FL not sure I want to live down there but I love the fishing down there. I will look for a photo when I am home.
I'm In! Would go great with my bullet gunstock #44 that I have been loving.
That looks so nice! It sounds like you and I have a lot in common brother I was a Navy brat, then I joined the Navy, then I entered a career full of travels. I am fairly planted now but I have lived everywhere just like you. Although it can be tough moving around, it was a privilege to have experienced life in many different regions, states and communities. Good luck!I'm in. I've had the honor and pleasure of traveling to every corner of the U.S. From Hawaii to Alaska to Maine and the deep south. I've lived in in the High Sierras and big cities on both coasts. I've found happiness in all of them.
At this point I find this to be my happiest. Sanibel Island.
I’m in. I could use a kickstart down the traditional path.
https://discoverswva.com/landscapes/
Please count me in, unfortunately I don't have a specific picture of my happy place, and while searching for one that would be very much like it, low and behold I found my happy place already in pictures. I hope the link works. The picture of the first fire tower labeled "Smokey Mountain Majesty" is the Mendota fire tower on the ridge between Mendota valley and Big Moccasin valley, in Southwest Virginia. My Dad still lives six miles north up the Mocassin valley side. I've been to all these places, they are all less than an hour from where I grew up. The Hazel mountain tower is on the mountain where I lived from birth until age 14, I've climbed it many times. Its only 30 minutes drive from there to where my Dad lives now. Above the fog line in the Clinch Mountain region of the Appalachians watching a sunrise, that's a happy place to me. Sorry if my post is over long
Wow man, I’m in. I could take some good knife and gun photos with that one...while squirrel hunting of course.
Now that we have that out of the way, let’s not all get too high and mighty. We all know our #1 happy place and you don’t have to climb a mountain to get there.
I can’t wait to come home in the winter, turn on my electric fireplace, and put on a good action movie. With some bourbon on the side. The Couch!! * a good Chair is also allowed.
I’ll certainly be happy to join you on that mountain though! I just got back from Colorado not too long ago. This was me coming off the summit of Mt Chiquita in the RMNP. 13,075 ft. Not a long hike at 2.5 miles, but it’s a steep one!
Good idea for a GAW. I love the pictures.
Beauty scene and beauty knife Jack, WOWSER!What a kind giveaway, and a beautiful knife tooI don't often enter giveaways, but I'd like to throw my hat in for this one please. Since I live over in England, I'd be happy to pay the shipping costs
I grew up in Sheffield, very close to the Peak District National Park, which straddles several English counties. It's a great place for hiking, rock-climbing, all kinds of outdoor activities, and I'd say that is my special place
Here's some knife content, taken from a Mesolithic stone circle atop one of the gritstone edges I used to climb on when I was younger![]()
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Curling looks like so much fun. I'm glad they expanded the coverage of it during the Olympics.
I'm not in because I recently won a knife and because 2 blade trappers arent my thing, but that's a gorgeous knife and your generosity is definitely appreciated.
If I was into such knives this would sure be the one to have.
This bumpy 2-track that winds up the side of a bluff near Maiden Rock, WI bears the undistinguished name 489th St.
They have logged the hillside and let the light in. The high, dark tree cover used to give this place a cathedral-like atmosphere, but it is still a peaceful spot for a trailside break.
Thanks for the GAW , I'm in and here is one of my happy places. My local fishing spot at sunset![]()
Great GAW, I''m in!Two of my happy places... my knife station in the basement and my curling club
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I haven't fished for Grouper as the objective but I have caught one, not a Goliath of course, and it was delicious.
Old picture of me with a good sized tri-tail
I'll be starting my 8th year curling next month. It is lots of fun and has camaraderie very much like our porch. My team took runner-up in our league last year... We blew a big lead in the championship game. I'm still bitter and ready for revengeCurling looks like so much fun. I'm glad they expanded the coverage of it during the Olympics.
I am sure the catching would be fun but considering Goliaths are actually endangered I hate seeing all the purposed fishing of them even if it is catch and release.Awesome! That's a nice tri-tailI've only seen video of folks going for the goliaths I can't even imagine what that must feel like on the end of a line. It just seems like everywhere you look in Florida there is fishing
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