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.
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That’s really cool, well done Jack!Also, during my time away, I received a generous "Back to Work Care Package" from my friendJack Black
He is so thoughtful and generous, a true Porch Regal Member. Thank you so much, Jack.
Oh ya, check out the engraving on the letter opener.
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It's a cap lifter.
Jack is very generous.That’s really cool, well done Jack!
I hope the goodies got you through all the TV you've been watching buddy!Also, during my time away, I received a generous "Back to Work Care Package" from my friend
He is so thoughtful and generous, a true Porch Regal Member. Thank you so much, Jack.
Oh ya, check out the engraving on the letter opener.
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Heck no. After 20+ years, they write themselves.
It's only the past couple of years that I've been keeping a record of how many I pick Jeff, and I always let some of my neighbours pick some too. I usually eat a lot of crumble, and freeze the rest, but because of the amount I've been getting the past few years, I was thinking of making jam this year (probably won't happen now). I used to just go out, and fill a few containers, but during the 2020 lockdown here, I started picking them more intensively, and was amazed by how many I got. They are great for me, because I love blackberries, and am not much of a gardener. There are so many acres of wild blackberries close by too, and they hardly get picked. It's crazy, because people pay a fortune for them in the supermarket. That sounds like an interesting article Jeff, and I can well believe it. Long live the blackberry!THIRTY POUNDS! That’s amazing. How do you save them ~ freeding, put up as preserves? That could be a year’s supply.
I was bragging over putting two gallon bags of wild black raspberries in the freezer last month.
My father recently told me he’d read an article by some MD saying that blackberries are one of the top foods for health and longevity due to some of the compounds they contain.
Seashore, boat dock on a lake...
Enjoy!
Splitspring Sunday!
Nothing fancy here. Camillus no.1 hawkbill, and Opinel Carbone no.10.View attachment 1899527
Thanks Todd, it's always nice to send out a few surprises, and I've a good idea what John likesThat’s really cool, well done Jack!
Absolutely too cool Jon.
That one should come in handy for a lot of chores Ed.
Man I hope my “copper top” Boker looks like that in time Brother Jim.
Got a feeling that one is going to be cutting some tomatoes soon James.
Man I hope my “copper top” Boker looks like that in time Brother Jim.
Glad to see you’re enjoying that little Boker Paul.
Thanks.That Boker of yours is quite a splendid looker as is !!!
I think that’s why I like mine so much, they do seem to change almost daily.
Perfect backdrop for that one.
Thats a good one there. Looks great.
