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Very nice big jack. Sorry you have to go to the frozen food section today.Lettuces look ok, but they’re frozen solid.
Looks like store bought greens for salad one week from today.
54 Big Jack and Wenger Canyon today
Have a pleasant day, eh?
High praise indeed!Nice swedge ~ _/
Matchstick strike ~_/
Green Alox ~_/
You’ve checked all the boxes.
Thanks a lot Bob
Fantastic photos Jon
I came home to find more loitering on my doorstep today JJ!LOL! You're absolutely right, that sneaky cardboard keeps infiltrating by the truckload!
Thank you very much my friendThank you very much, Jack!!!
You are definitely NOT under knifed with those three marvelous specimens in your blade trifecta; it looks like a slicing dream!
Two wonderful wooden-handled slicersI've been toting these two single bladed wood covered jacks today.
Nice pairing Bob
Stunning pair Mr PA pair of John Primble India Steel Works Jacks (1890-1940) are Thursday's choice.
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Smashing John
Very cool Pete
Thanks, Bob!
What am I looking at? The world’s most awesome bird bath? A garden fountain?
Miserable weather at Leeds market today, but we survived!
I'm envious now that I am a city boy. Glad you can take time to plan next years garden. Stay warm and in good health.Thanks, Bob!
I can’t complain about the garden. Since I’ve been flipping beds and doing a second August/September planting of cool weather loving plants, I’ve only occasionally had stuff survive all the way to Thanksgiving. Nothing escapes hard frosts. Mother Nature is the Boss.
Overall, we’ve been blessed with homegrown food more than we could have asked. Now it’s time to go over my notes, sort through my seeds, and start browsing the seed catalogs.
A frozen birdbath with fountain .Thanks, Bob!
I can’t complain about the garden. Since I’ve been flipping beds and doing a second August/September planting of cool weather loving plants, I’ve only occasionally had stuff survive all the way to Thanksgiving. Nothing escapes hard frosts. Mother Nature is the Boss.
Overall, we’ve been blessed with homegrown food more than we could have asked. Now it’s time to go over my notes, sort through my seeds, and start browsing the seed catalogs.
What am I looking at? The world’s most awesome bird bath? A garden fountain?
I hope you remembered to wax your Barbour, Jack.
I’ve heard it occaisionally rains a bit in Merry Olde England.
Looks like a french fry sammich, I mean chip butty, kept your belt buckle from hitting your backbone…
Nice knives, too!
I can see why, great knife John.
That mug is awesome, Pete, and a great knife to go with it.
You have skating birds?
just finished a slip sheath for it. I tried to make the sheath conform to the curve of the handle, it was initially quite a tight fit when it was sewn up but it is breaking in nicely and compliments the knife, in fact I have to keep telling it to be quiet when we are in the library, he does go on and on about how the Cognet both looks and it's pleasant peppery aroma 
draggat
for this nice folder!
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Thank you, Jack.
Survive? With that knife and all the good food, looks like you were Thriving.
Most Excellent Pair.
Thank you, Jeremy.
