The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Not as bad as a Lego but I still raged for 3 secondsThat had to hurt!
As much as a Lego??![]()
Fine totes Mr P!
Barlow again on a very wet Tuesday,
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Thanks, Bob, always appreciated!You have a beauty there Jeff.![]()
You’ve got some good patina going on that one! Looks great!!Trouble shooting some electrical issues on the truck. Forum knife is on standby
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Silverado?Trouble shooting some electrical issues on the truck. Forum knife is on standby
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Thanks! It's been getting plenty of carry time, not to mention helping out in the kitchen cutting a few limes & some lemons here & there. That really sped up the patina processYou’ve got some good patina going on that one! Looks great!!
I love the color of the jigged bone covers on that one! Lightest I’ve seen so far.
Good eye, it's a Chevy Tahoe. They're pretty much identical under the hoodSilverado?
Nice to see you, Jim. Been a spell.
Thanks, Mike.This photo inspired to me to learn how to take B&W on my iPhone
Who knew?
My first digital b&w photo. Minimal compositional effort, i.e. I'm sitting im Lay-Z-Boy, sippin' coffee and getting caught up on BF. Oh, yeah there's an NCIS rerun playing in the background.
Any...way, great pic, Jeff
Thanks for the inspiration
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Nice knives but always enjoy seeing the turtles!Nice to see some Spring plants popping up and warm enough for the bravest turtles to sun.
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Yup, I miss the old film days, manual cameras, darkrooms. Digital just took all the fun out of it.Nice to see you, Jim. Been a spell.
You and the dog gettin along ok?
Thanks, Mike.
I could not even guess how many rolls of black and white film I ran through my 35mm back in the ‘70s. Rockies, Appalachians, Ozarks… I always thought B&W was more expressive.
Now, it’s more of a novelty or afterthought.
Nice to see you, Jim. Been a spell.
You and the dog gettin along ok?
Thanks, Mike.
I could not even guess how many rolls of black and white film I ran through my 35mm back in the ‘70s. Rockies, Appalachians, Ozarks… I always thought B&W was more expressive.
Now, it’s more of a novelty or afterthought.
Nice to see you, Jim. Been a spell.
You and the dog gettin along ok?
Thanks, Mike.
I could not even guess how many rolls of black and white film I ran through my 35mm back in the ‘70s. Rockies, Appalachians, Ozarks… I always thought B&W was more expressive.
Now, it’s more of a novelty or afterthought.
Good to know, Gary. I’m a fan of stouts but I’ll avoid the Little Debbie stout.Bart, I like the nutty bars, too, but I've had stout that's supposed to have nutty bar flavor, and I'd advise passing on that!
- GT
Thanks Todd. It would have been nice to stay longer but didn’t want to risk trying to come home in the storm. It’s a two hour drive and one time it took 12 hours during a storm on a three day weekend so we try to avoid it if we can. Hope your trip was a good oneBeautiful scenery Bart, too bad you had to leave.![]()
Thanks Jack.Great pics buddy![]()
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Thanks buddy!Now that is definitely different .............. they might last till the 12th of never !![]()
Nice Lamb