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Carrying the new 15 again today.
Great pic Travman :thumbup:
The patina is starting to form on this beer scout where I pinch it open. Haven't decided if I will eventually polish it off or just let it go.
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Great pic Travman :thumbup:
The patina is starting to form on this beer scout where I pinch it open. Haven't decided if I will eventually polish it off or just let it go.
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Enjoying a beautiful morning, this wharncliffe lock back whittler, built for me by Joel Chamblin, is with me. CTS XHP, stag, and gold pins
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Great pic Travman :thumbup:
Man that Beer Scout looks fantastic! I wish they were doing a smooth bone version on this next run.
I'd vote to let it patina!
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The Case for Metamorphosis
Note: they ate the three fourths of that tomato
Note: they ate the three fourths of that tomato
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Great pic Gev :thumbup:
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Thanks for the compliment and the knife, Kris
I really enjoy it. Hope you and your family are doing well! I went back out to the stump and the three of them are making their getaway...man they are fast!
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Working from home with a Swiss Army Hiker today.
I normally only use/carry my Alox models. I forgot how cool the red plastic versions are. Nice and light and they look like you should be eating GORP and wearing an enormous Tilley hat!
The compass is not carried at home
"GORP"! I haven't heard that for years (certainly not here anyway)!
:thumbup: Cool pic, I like the compass my friend - we all need a moral compass 
:thumbup:Thanks a lot gents, really appreciated
I'm sorry that I haven't had time recently to write about my perambulations in the way I used to Rob, I'll try to redress that soon :thumbup: The knife is a (single spring) Crown Penknife by Harrison Fisher of Sheffield, 3 3/4" overall. I picked it up a few months back in a Sheffield antiques shop, it has great W & T, and has taken a wicked edge :thumbup:
Wow! Very nice ISK
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Great pic, classic knife Dan :thumbup:
Lovely pair Tom :thumbup:
Always a treat to see that one Gev, cool pic
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So do you, apparently...
Here's one that hasn't seen a pocket for a while.
Thanks for the kind remark Nature boy!
That case looks fantastic. What a classic
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First day with this one:
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Going with the Radio Knife again
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Not a radio knife but wearing the same clothes
Can't beat a jammy dodger!
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Good pic Paul :thumbup:
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Thanks Cannonball1970, and I think you are right about the patina
.The Case for Metamorphosis
Note: they ate the three fourths of that tomato
Gorgeous photo Gev! :thumbup: (and simultaneously a little creepy
)Thanks Jack!
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Carrying this one today.
By the way, if you live in the Southeast and have access to Southern Living Magazine be sure to read Rick Bragg's column at the back page. Entitled "The Point of a Good Knife", it will speak to you and make you smile. And if you're not yet a fan of Rick Bragg's work, you may become one!
