What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Centermass]

Synthetic Copperhead for working in the yard today.

 

[mitch13]

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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[majorpain1]

Carried some smooth white bone after returning from morning bike ride.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Many thanks JJ, it was a meatless nummit!

It looks like a very tasty SE Asian Nummit, I had a bit tonight!

A classy-looking and practical pair my friend I hope you had a great time plinking

Thanks a lot, Jack!!! I'm still tweaking and painting the backstop; I'm trying to make it "blend in."

Hope our wind-affected members haven't sustained any property damage Enjoy your Sunday folks Hartshead Barlow and an Issard Violon for me

Your British and French couple look quite stunning for a relaxing Sunday, both musical and pastoral!

 

[JJ Cahill]

I grabbed these two for my Sheffield Sunday.

 

[OldHercDude]

I hope everyone's week goes swimmingly.

This week's totes.

And for Monday, newbie in the house - Fox Livri.

 

[FloydMorrison]

Love these photos so much! Last summer, there was a pair of Chickadees in the Nature Preserve behind my house, who would take sunflower seeds right out of my hand. I'd been sitting on a rock located beneath their nest cavity every day while taking a break from my daily hike, and would always leave behind a small pile of seeds upon leaving. Eventually, they grew accustomed to me and would boldly land on my hand and take a seed or two. It was so awesome! I never thought to take a knife as a landing platform though! Awesome pics

 

[FloydMorrison]

Carried some smooth white bone after returning from morning bike ride.

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Is the snake eating the fish, or vice versa? I can't tell LOL. Awesome photos!

 

[Rufus1949]

Great capture of bird and knife. You must be a bird whisperer.

 

[Rufus1949]

Spring seems to be here...off to get mulch. I'm liking the size of this new, to me Schrade.

 

[Pr3inar]

Today was a little field test for the 301. A bit disappointed, as it developed quite a bit of wobble after whittling one thumb-thick stick ( of seasoned birch). A few taps with the other end of the same stick made it better, but I think the GEC 66 still holds the champion title for me

 

[Pt-Luso]

3 fantastic stag examples, José!

Many thanks, Gary.

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Travman]

 

[Jack Black]

Another beautiful day here in the City by the Bay! Into the vest goes the usual lamb and a #14 barlow.
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I forced myself out of the house this afternoon.

Went for a short walk in the park where spring was all around.

Then went to view a famous painting in a University/college church I had it to myself which was quite nice.

Paid my respects to those of the college who died in WW1 and turned the page over to April.
The hand writting is absolutely stunning,I read all the names and tried to work out which units they all where with.

Nipped into town as its all very close looking for homeless people.
In the end I gave 5 of them good quality tee shirts and a pair of excellent Vans (no longer fit me) to one chap whose sole was hanging of his shoes.
It was a great feeling as they wher all so happy and appreciative.

The theatre near where I parked my car was where I was an extra in a film with Hugh Grant,Oliver Read,Emma Samms,Gordon Jackson etc.
I was a cavalier soldier who arrested Hugh Grant and Lysette Anthony.
You can see me for about 2 secounds if that...Good pay and lots of free food plus we got to chat to the stars.
Emma Samms asked to have her photo taken with me believe it or not.
Hugh hates the film,I love it close as I will get to hollywood.



9mins 20s in

the director kept saying hold it,hold it but those fake muskats weighed a ton and we all flagged take after take

Interesting to hear about your film career John, some outstanding pics there

That's no way to treat Lysette Anthony!
Is that Jack's favorite actor, Oliver Reed, prosecuting?

Oliver Read was a disappointment, He had his young girlfriend with him and was mostly reading his book often sat on the floor out of the way with no sign of drink.
I was hoping to be invited out on a session with him,good job I wasnt I might still be in a hedge recovering...

I heard a Radio 4 interview with the actor who played Oliver in the musical. The interviewer said, "It must have been such a pleasure to work with Oliver Reed." He said that hadn't been the case at all, as he was 'in character' as Bill Sykes, being surly and unpleasant on set, and would growl at the child actors, and cuff them round the ear, if they got in his way!

Fantastic pics Dan, I have been enjoying all the talk of Gaucho knives your new acquisition has inspired

Lambfoot and Eureka Jack today

A stunning pair

It looks like a very tasty SE Asian Nummit, I had a bit tonight!

Thanks a lot, Jack!!! I'm still tweaking and painting the backstop; I'm trying to make it "blend in."

Your British and French couple look quite stunning for a relaxing Sunday, both musical and pastoral!

Thank you very much my friend, I was listening to some new Bill Evans CDs I was gifted for my birthday

I grabbed these two for my Sheffield Sunday.

An outstanding pairing JJ, they go together perfectly

Wishing everyone a great week Starting mine with my trusty Hartshead Barlow, and an IXL Tyne Knife

 

[Primble]

Today was a little field test for the 301. A bit disappointed, as it developed quite a bit of wobble after whittling one thumb-thick stick ( of seasoned birch). A few taps with the other end of the same stick made it better, but I think the GEC 66 still holds the champion title for me

I really like your fixed blade in the horizontal belt sheath !

 

[Primble]

A copperhead TC and Peter Rabbit in my pockets for Monday. For my walk, later this morning, the Intruder fixed blade, made by Hardedge Knives .... a knife maker on the forum.

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[Pr3inar]

I really like your fixed blade in the horizontal belt sheath !

Winkler Belt knife, one of my favorites!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Traveling light for a trip to the store

Ha! Even though your wording was different, I realized it was a dupe pic. So I didn’t bother to “like” the second one. And then, you deleted the other one.

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Great pair. Your Schrade looks to be about the same size as a 233/33OT?

Today was a little field test for the 301. A bit disappointed, as it developed quite a bit of wobble after whittling one thumb-thick stick ( of seasoned birch). A few taps with the other end of the same stick made it better, but I think the GEC 66 still holds the champion title for me

Great pics. Sorry to hear that about the Buck!