What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Just to clarify I sometimes give a like or love for the story or feeling,not just if I like the knife.😁



Meanwhile last night I was offering all sorts on facebook to trade for a Waynorth Lambs foot beauty,no dice so far.

No worry's when I have this one for company at lunch time.🥰








 
Old Engineer said:
We stayed way East of you , so it probably was not us . Thank you for asking Jeff . The Doctor cleared me 3 days ago . The last Motion Measurement taken in degrees was 113 degrees , which was 5 degrees better than I had previously done and I am going up stairs fairly well but I still have a ways to go .
From here on , I think it will just take some time .

Harry
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Keep at it, Harry. I’ll bet it seems like forever, but that progress is encouraging.
dave308ek said:
Great photo, love the patina and knives!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Always interesting reading on your garden endeavours, seems you really studied up on traditional/organic garden science.

Real beauties from the past and present.

Congratulations!!!:thumbsup:

7 years already:oops:, my youngest daugter went to Spain a couple years ago and loved it. Carrying a 2014, GEC 15 my oldest daughter gifted to me around the same time. Thanks for the compliment on the 73:D

Nice one! @BrotherJim

Always great to see your favorites OH, the 6318 is now on my list;):D

Always love seeing your vintage gems and great photography:thumbsup: @Gevonovich

You really captured the beauty of that one @lambertiana ! I have to get something in horn!
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Appreciate the kind comments, Dave. I’m glad you’re not too bored by the garden comments, but I’m under no illusion thst I’m anywhere close to some of our members who are real farmers, making a living at growing food.
Speaking of how all of a sudden our kids got grown, my youngest is 29:oops:!
I don’t see how your daughter can top that gift of the GEC 15!
Magizm7 said:
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I guess I’m not the first to comment, but another compliment on your mossy gate knife pic!

Hope y’all have a great day, I’ll be looking for excuses to whip these out~51F64A89-1729-46D0-9420-D5EB5A7B3CDB.jpegCEBA73BA-AA4E-47DB-B283-C330FD0C1D37.jpeg
 
Old Engineer said:
The Doctor cleared me 3 days ago . The last Motion Measurement taken in degrees was 113 degrees , which was 5 degrees better than I had previously done and I am going up stairs fairly well but I still have a ways to go .
From here on , I think it will just take some time .
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Great news, Harry. 🤠 :thumbsup:
Jack Black said:
Love that pic John
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Thank you, Jack. :)
Jack Black said:
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Great picture, Jack... You're making my hungry. 🤠 :thumbsup:
Amir Fleschwund said:
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That's a working pair that should fill every need. 🤠 :thumbsup:
 
bigfish64 said:
Those trees are magnificent Bart, one day I hope to see them up close and not just in pictures. 😊👍
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You really should try to, Todd. Not only are the trees amazing, but the whole landscape is beautiful.
Amir Fleschwund said:
Speaking of @Sacto’s beautiful redwood photo, and the cool fungus that is breaking down the even older ones that died, what I remember most was the absolutely primeval silence in there.
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That’s exactly right. There’s a lot of sound-absorbing material in there. This time of year, where we were, there are no crowds either. We were in a state park and went on two hikes and only saw one other group of people. It made for a very quiet forest. Although we were trying to make some noise because the ranger said they have been seeing a mountain lion and her cubs and we didn’t want to sneak up on them.

I swapped out the TC for this Frontier (a nice gift from 315 315 ) when we got home yesterday.
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