What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

ephsea said:
Why thank you Bart! Always enjoy seeing what you're carrying/up to as well. Glad to see you picked up a Krein (is that a tk-1 or -11?). Those seem especially adept at slicing open feed bags, which I suspect is a big part of your working life?
I probably did step in a lot of rock droppings, but that sort of thing has never bothered me. If you think about it, dirt is made from two things - poop and dead stuff. I didn't candy coat the soil generation process when I explained it to my kid, I feel like they softballed that one to us in grade school science.
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Thanks FC. I had been wanting a Krein for a long time and finally made it happen a little while back. It’s a TK-1XL, about 5.75 inches total. Perfect size for my pocket and the wharncliffe is a perfect blade for my use. Yes, lots of mineral supplement bags to cut open. I like your Moran. It looks like he makes a near-perfect knife. 👍
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Awesome pictures, Jim. We went there a few summers ago. Such a cool place. Safe travels and enjoy your stop.
5K Qs said:
Thanks for the info about what you could see from your seats. :) I'm guessing all the newer ballparks have good sight lines from everywhere in the stands. I went to a game in the mid-70s at old Comiskey Park in Chicago and sat a ways back in the upper deck in left field. I could only see the left fielders as they came out to take their position, and as they went in to the dugout. Otherwise, the upper deck in front of me blocked off where they stood.
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- GT
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Well that doesn’t sound very enjoyable. I think all the “new” stadiums are designed to make the fan experience better.
5K Qs said:
That SBJ is a wonderful knife, Bart! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:
I'm impressed with the attention you pay to quality control on your ramp! 🤓


- GT
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Thanks Gary. How will I know if it needs more paint if I don’t try it out?😁
 
Forum barlow and a Krein today. Oh, and an All Star game👍
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JJ Cahill said:
Thank you very much, Jack!!! :) :thumbsup:

A very cool Two Jack Tuesday pairing with your wonderful HHB leading the pack; your Solar Jack is certainly an attractive rare bird I have not seen in the wild! :cool::D:thumbsup::thumbsup:
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JJ Cahill said:
A couple of shadows today. :)
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Many thanks for the kind words JJ, those Solar knives are worth picking up if you come across them, they did a range of patterns :thumbsup: I love your sweet Shadow Pens, they always look classy, and that's a nicely-matched pair :) :thumbsup:
Prester John said:
In my dafter moments, I think about running with the bulls in Pamplona.
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LOL! :D :thumbsup:

I genuinely thought of going to Ukraine - realised I'd be a liability, and that my snoring would probably get me killed! :eek:
sf fanatic said:
Jack, “Some people will tell you that slow is good-and it may be on some days-but I am here to tell you that fast is better. I’ve always believed this, in spite of the trouble it’s caused me. Being shot out of a cannon will always be better than being squeezed out of tube. That’s why God made fast motorcycles, Bubba…”
HST. Ride hard die free! 😀
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Inertia keeps you upright hopefully! :D I remember soloing a rock route, after about a 10 year lay-off. I had gained about 25 pounds during that 10 years, and my centre of gravity, and balance, was completely different. It kind of threw me, and I didn't enjoy it much. I'm about a third heavier than the last time I rode a bike, and together with all the other factors, such as loss of strength, and road skills, I suspect I'd struggle! :eek: I guess I'd sink or swim! :D :thumbsup:

Just Big Rose for me today :) Have a good day everyone :thumbsup:

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For this wooden Wednesday I’m carrying this wonderful and generous gift from sbh06 sbh06 .

Jeremy it was an absolute pleasure to meet you yesterday and I enjoyed getting to know you a bit more and our conversation! Thank you so much for this beauty!! The 86 is one of my favorite frames and this sucker rod is great. It shall be carried, used, and cherished my friend.

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Jerbhola89 said:
For this wooden Wednesday I’m carrying this wonderful and generous gift from sbh06 sbh06 .

Jeremy it was an absolute pleasure to meet you yesterday and I enjoyed getting to know you a bit more and our conversation! Thank you so much for this beauty!! The 86 is one of my favorite frames and this sucker rod is great. It shall be carried, used, and cherished my friend.

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I’m digging everything about this post.
 
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