What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

A Lamb and a SYW 👍


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A dark and stormy day here in the City by the Bay! Supposed to get some heavy rain this afternoon. Not much on the agenda other than getting my second haircut in darn near forty years. Keeping me company with a nod to Wooden Wednesday the usual lamb and a MAM. Have a great day folks! 😀IMG_1781.jpegIMG_1782.jpeg
 
Will Power said:
Intricate bolster and a beautifully well-balanced knife, some real artisanship there :cool:🐈

I never really approve of those threads that say if you had to have only one or two knives (then what are you doing in a knife forum???:eek::rolleyes: ) but I think I could manage with that one as my fixed knife...would have to have many more pocket-knives though to augment it :D
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In my life, there were decades upon decades when I lived by "if I could only have one knife, this would do."
That was before I thought more would be even better.
Primble said:
My Albers "critter knife" and a Hess Caper fixed blade with a 6.5 inch OAL for Wednesday. 😊

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Your gaggle of fixed blades does not take a back seat to your museum wing's worth of slipjoints, Rob.
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You just caused me to dial in some Yonder Mountain String Band on yourube.com.

Your 33 1/3 labels are an eclectic mix🤙
 
Headed to town soon. Too exhausted and sore to go but things gotta get done - mail bills, stop at the Vet for Abby's rabies tag, groceries from the Holiday Market and where to eat lunch to be determined. Snow is suppose to fall this evening - Lord knows who's gonna shovel it. Don't mind me, it's just one of those sucky days. I'll tote this single blade Sowbelly to make the day a bit brighter.

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Last month I stuck two knives between a fork in this tree. One trunk had a wrist sized poison ivy vine going up it, the other had a virginia creeper.
The Boone County foresters cut it down because one of the two trunks was full of rot.
I wonder if any of those guys got a case of contact dermititis from that big gnarly poison ivy vine..


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I think it's dermatitis, spellingwise...
 
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sf fanatic said:
... other than getting my second haircut in darn near forty years.
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Holy cow 😲
Forty years!
I haven't got a haircut in 5+ months and its becoming critical


Amir Fleschwund said:
Last month I stuck two knives between a fork in this tree. One trunk had a wrist sized poison ivy vine going up it, the other had a virginia creeper.
The Boone County foresters cut it down because one of the two trunks was full of rot.
I wonder if any of those guys got a case of contact dermititis from that big gnarly poison ivy vine..
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A fellow Boone Countian! 🤜
Hopefully they knew what it was and covered up.
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
In my life, there were decades upon decades when I lived by "if I could only have one knife, this would do."
That was before I thought more would be even better.

Your gaggle of fixed blades does not take a back seat to your museum wing's worth of slipjoints, Rob.

You just caused me to dial in some Yonder Mountain String Band on yourube.com.

Your 33 1/3 labels are an eclectic mix🤙
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Just trying to spread good vibes 😎

pat9198 said:
Lunch break at work today enjoying this fair weather. :cool:

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I’m drooling, and despite those grill marks, it ain’t the burgers…
 
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