Angry Waiter
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That is a gorgeous Lamb, JeremyThat’s more like it!!! Looks great, Pete!
Out of the mailbox and right into my pocket. Thanks Darren.
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JJ Cahill
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Thanks a lot, Johnny!!!
Thank you very much, Jack!!! The belt holster is definitely the way to go with the 110!Many thanks JJ, I'm belt-carrying the Buck 110, to free-up some pocket space!Two awesome Imperials my friend
That's quite a cool metal jack you've paired with your HHB; I always look forward to seeing beauties from your metal vault!Carrying my Hartshead Barlow again, and a Joseph Allen Humbug Knife for Metal Monday
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Thanks Pete!
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I spent hours pouring through those and the Boy Scout catalogs, dreaming of outdoor adventures.
After all these years, I can still remember the LL Bean catalogues arriving, and poring through them to add to my fantasy list of gear for my own adventures yet to come. I can still remember my father tracing the outline of my feet on a piece of paper -- back in the day, you would send those into Bean's and they would use them to select the proper shoe size. Still remember receiving my first pair of Maine Guide Shoes that way.
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Love that 36. I noticed that the swedge continues on above the long pull. GEC normally ends the swedge in front of the long pull like on our 35‘s.Had these tw with me today, #35 and #36
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We are going to need some more pics of this snakey dude.That’s more like it!!! Looks great, Pete!
Out of the mailbox and right into my pocket. Thanks Darren.
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I do. Upright along side my wallet if that's what you mean by loose.
Thank you, much appreciated. To be honest I need all the good luck wishes I can get as my success rate has gotten low in recent years.
Recycled pic from earlier this year, carried this 56 bird dog micarta for today.
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Well Bart, it's a government issue mailbox. Stuff falls out of it all the time.
Just have to make sure you pick up the good stuffI know the feeling.Monday again! Can't go too many days without carrying my Eureka Jack! I do really like this knife!
At least it wasn’t a dove from the last time you went hunting. I’ve heard of that happening
Safe travels home. I’ve enjoyed following along.last night in Spain,ferry back to England in the morning.
I handled all of these today.
Bought the most repulsive looking Tapas,just because
Went around Burgos stunning cathedral which is only 800 years old.
Sat in the late evening sun for a last drink,I discovered Radler a very refreshing low alcahol drink.
Only found another knife shop on the way back and accidentally bought another knife I don’t need and it’s carbon as well.
sorry looks like it’s playing up again with photos.
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Well, I was on the same wavelength as John today and also carried my Bladeforums TC barlow, but I can’t post a picture. I took a picture this morning out in the pasture and since then I misplaced my phone. Hopefully it turns up tomorrow, I think I know where it is. Makes me feel old.
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Thank you ToddNice choices Jack.
Nice pairing Steve
Those two look good together David
I reckon!Thank you very much, Jack!!! The belt holster is definitely the way to go with the 110!
That's quite a cool metal jack you've paired with your HHB; I always look forward to seeing beauties from your metal vault!
Thank you very much JJ, I like the idea of trick knives Hope your Monday wasn't TOO mad, but that combination looks like it could handle most things that life could throw at youI pocketed some micarta and metal at the start of my mad Monday!
A great-looking combination Having a Double Lambsfoot Day today
Have a good day everyone 
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For years that was the only way I carried anything larger than a stockman. Problem was holes in the pockets. Now on occasion I still throw one in the hip pocket.
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Ah…a new member, welcome to the club Bart!Well, I was on the same wavelength as John today and also carried my Bladeforums TC barlow, but I can’t post a picture. I took a picture this morning out in the pasture and since then I misplaced my phone. Hopefully it turns up tomorrow, I think I know where it is. Makes me feel old.
A DLD will cure what ails you Jack.Having a Double Lambsfoot Day today
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Oh no... Hope you're able to track it down.Well, I was on the same wavelength as John today and also carried my Bladeforums TC barlow, but I can’t post a picture. I took a picture this morning out in the pasture and since then I misplaced my phone. Hopefully it turns up tomorrow, I think I know where it is. Makes me feel old.
That's a really beautiful Lambsfoot, my friend.
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I was trying to put off membership for a while longerAh…a new member, welcome to the club Bart!
Thanks, John. Fingers crossed.Oh no... Hope you're able to track it down.