What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Ok, it's no more cane day. To celebrate, I have a give away.
I only ask that you are a regular visitor to the porch( I retain the right to acknowledge your status). No congrats please.

He or she who is closest to guessing month and day of my wife's birthday will win both knives. ( Case '65-'69 and custom Waboom Margrate). I will announce winner on Tuesday 1 pm.
Post guess and I will acknowledge with thumbs up.

I apologize now if this takes up too much space. I really don't know any other way.20231112_114506.jpg
 
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Rufus1949 said:
Ok, it's no more cane day. To celebrate, I have a give away.
I only ask that you are a regular visitor to the porch( I retain the right to acknowledge your status). No congrats please.

He or she who is closest to guessing month and day of my wife's birthday will win both knives. ( Case '65-'69 and custom Waboom Margrate). I will announce winner on Tuesday.b-day.
Post and I will acknowledge with thumbs up.

I apologize now if this takes up too much space. I really don't know any other way.View attachment 2388476
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Wow, that's a generous giveaway! I probably don't qualify being so new but that's still a cool thing to do👍
 
Ellis Wyatt said:
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So how did that chili turn out?
Judging by the assortment of peppers you had laid out, I’m sure the capsicum level was atomic.
Yesterday, I smoked a big pork loin roast, and a beef sirloin roast, figuring we’d gnaw on that for a few days, and freeze the rest.

Now, I’m thinking I should cook up a pot of chili!
Rufus1949 said:
Ok, it's no more cane day. To celebrate, I have a give away.
I only ask that you are a regular visitor to the porch( I retain the right to acknowledge your status). No congrats please.

He or she who is closest to guessing month and day of my wife's birthday will win both knives. ( Case and custom Wabioom Margrate). I will announce winner on Tuesday.b-day.
Post and I will acknowledge with thumbs up.

I apologize now if this takes up too much space. I really don't know any other way.View attachment 2388476
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Very knice act of generosity, Mr. Bob.
I’m not entering. Not because I don’t like the knives, but because you’ve already gifted me a sweet lil Schrade.
And that gives me the go ahead to ignore that request you made.
Eleven years ago this month, I came home from Rush and Mayo in a wheelchair. Kept one downstairs, and another upstairs.
Each stage of recovery, wheelchair to walker, to cane, to my iwn two feet was a big deal. So…

CONGRATULATIONS, my friend👏
 
39 degrees f at sunrise, about 20 degrees warmer than yesterday’s dawn temperature. Pretty pleasant in my sweats, with my first cup of coffee, and my best friend. C611059B-08E7-400C-A0B1-8AE0654892C5.jpegDCF24690-15B6-4B6D-AD2B-F6C865A2B3A6.jpegI grow cilantro and marigolds in pots on the deck, but looks like I have an American Elm seedling in there.
The Dutch Elm Disease was killing all of the elms along our wooded fence line when we bought this place in the late ‘80s. All except one. It’s quite big, and I figure it’s got some kind of awesome genetic resistance, and it has spawned several generations of it’s miracle resistant strain.
I should plant this little guy out in my little patch of woods, and maybe I should contact the Illinois Forestry Dept to see if they want some Dutch Elm Disease resistant seeds.

Another Sunday, another worship session in the bag. Quick shot of my Case Jack, and old Cattaraugus Linesman on my home built Telecaster.
I don’t think anyone was looking🤫FCD0B090-D86D-40D5-A0F4-093F503DF5DA.jpeg
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
39 degrees f at sunrise, about 20 degrees warmer than yesterday’s dawn temperature. Pretty pleasant in my sweats, with my first cup of coffee, and my best friend. View attachment 2388520View attachment 2388521I grow cilantro and marigolds in pots on the deck, but looks like I have an American Elm seedling in there.
The Dutch Elm Disease was killing all of the elms along our wooded fence line when we bought this place in the late ‘80s. All except one. It’s quite big, and I figure it’s got some kind of awesome genetic resistance, and it has spawned several generations of it’s miracle resistant strain.
I should plant this little guy out in my little patch of woods, and maybe I should contact the Illinois Forestry Dept to see if they want some Dutch Elm Disease resistant seeds.

Another Sunday, another worship session in the bag. Quick shot of my Case Jack, and old Cattaraugus Linesman on my home built Telecaster.
I don’t think anyone was looking🤫View attachment 2388522
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Quite the combo Jeff. Looks like you have a great companion.👌
Here in Jersey we have a problem with black walnut trees.
 
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