What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

5K Qs said:
Splendid Calf Roper, Greg! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool: (I'd have guessed it was ebony, for sure.:rolleyes:)
Summer has been pretty good, although quite hot and dry. We're over 3.5" below average rainfall since June 1, and my front yard is a joke. We rarely water the front lawn, but in the past, the clover and weeds kept it looking sort of green. This year, everything along the street has been dormant for over a month. My wife uses a not-very-accurate sprinkler on some of her flower beds and garden areas in the backyard and along side of house, so even the grass is still growing there.

- GT
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Glad to hear you're doing well in spite of the heat and the drought you're dealing with. Eventually you'll be covered in snow as the cycle continues. We usually do a camping trip each year on the first weekend of August a bit north of you in MI but didn't make it this year. It is usually very hot up there on that trip but this year I think it ended up being near perfect for camping.
Go figure.
 
These 3 today : The trapper for work and the Stags for going out for Pizza and Banana Splits . The Stags were carried in slips and were from 2005 and 2006 ? The one in the middle has Damascus Blade . Both of them Gifted to me by one of my daughters .
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Johnnythefox said:
On the waterfront.

Believe me there is nothing else like an English seaside town. 😇
The morning of day 2 of my mini road trip. 😎
































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Mr. John - I'm fascinated by the little sheds / shacks / cottages. Are those just for folks to change in, and lock up their belongings in while they swim? Never seen anything quite like it - but they look neat.
 
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