Treasures from Leeds, Thanks Jack

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Where to begin, a package from Leeds arrived on this cold grey and dreary day. Jack managed to jam a load of cool goodies in the envelope.

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A slingshot, bookmark & saw guard for a GAK he sent me a little while back.

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A harmonica

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Joseph Rodgers Ulu

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Richards pen knife

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A bag with cool carved beads and a hand written note


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Thanks Jack always enjoy your eclectic packages, I had a blast opening and going through the treasure trove.
Richards went right into the pocket, daughter and I are playing harp, and I'm sure I will set up a shooting gallery to try out the slingshot.

Pete
 
I think Jack is secretly St. Nick!! Your the best Jack:D

Some real cool treasure, Pete! I wonder how you can use the Ulu in your cooking?
 
Santa Jack maybe??? What a giving man ;) Jack you must live at the Post Office :D

Pete, very nice gifts my friend and you are truly a deserving bloke---that's my attempt of that Great Britain vernacular :o

Kris, you as well my friend---both you and Pete are great members here and always entertain us with great posts/pictures and the like :thumbup:

Jack, your stellar my friend and if not Saint Nick, then truly a Saint :p

Paul
 
I think Jack is secretly St. Nick!! Your the best Jack:D

Some real cool treasure, Pete! I wonder how you can use the Ulu in your cooking?

Well my friend you know me, I like to keep it traditional, so this little fella is right down the street from me:D

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Pete
 
Cool stuff Pete! Thanks for sharing :thumbup:

That Jack sure is a pretty thoughtful fella! :thumbup:
 
Seeing the Royal Mail designation on an envelope can be a delightful addition to your day!!
Good on ya, Jack!:thumbup:

Beat it, Seal! If you know what's good for ya!!:D
 
That little fella looks tender, maybe take it out with the slingshot, seal veal.

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Pete
 
Glad the package arrived Pete. I have piles scattered around my house for various members and they keep getting added to. That one was sitting around for quite a while, months in fact, since Scruff gave me the saw-guard, which wasn't really worth sending on its own. Then I saw the harmonica and thought of you. I also thought the pen-knife would match your pipe-tool. I figured you and your little girl might have some fun with the slingshot, and of course the bookmark's for her. I felt kind of guilty about not including something for your missus. At the last minute I thought I could just fit in the bag, which my girlfriend made, but to get it in I had to remove the beer leaflets I'd included. You'll have to get those another time my friend! :)

Thanks for the kind words, I've been the recipient of plenty of generosity here. In fact I received a couple of parcels myself today, the belt buckle I won in N.E. Tim's generous giveaway, and a Wostenholm Stockman very kindly sent to me by Lyle (pics tomorrow hopefully) :)

Jack

PS Oh yeah, the Ulu, that must be the oddest item ever to carry a Joseph Rodgers stamp! :D
 
why did the walrus go to the tupperware party?
he was looking for a tight seal.
 
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