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Thanks Gev! I grew up with lamb on the spit mostly... but it's been a while. No big cookouts in Texas? I'll have to drop by someday and help get something going!
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Thanks Gev! I grew up with lamb on the spit mostly... but it's been a while. No big cookouts in Texas? I'll have to drop by someday and help get something going!
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Many thanks for your kind words, the two knives I've got so far this year have been wonderful. Just wish the 3rd, a trade would turn up, still stuck in Chicago since 26.12 insane...:grumpy:
GT Once again, thanks for your appreciation, much valued:thumbup:
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I always like to share, DeeI have not had collard greens in some time...I will have to remedy that
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Saw cut heaven! Great photograph!
Thanks, Gev!
Don't forget the hot sauce.
Excellent, Dee! Very beautiful sawcut on that TC.
Well, after a week with many hours work, I finally recovered my files off my dying PC and now have a pristine new one to post photos from.
My first current photo in a week is today's carry. The photo was shot in a local garden park (it looks a lot better in the spring/summer).
Thanks, Dean!
That's a calendar quality photo. :thumbup:
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Serve me up some of that cornbread, Gev! Gorgeous. :thumbup:
Well, after a week with many hours work, I finally recovered my files off my dying PC and now have a pristine new one to post photos from.
My first current photo in a week is today's carry. The photo was shot in a local garden park (it looks a lot better in the spring/summer).
Thank you and I will make a new batch when you arrive
Smashing photograph and a wondrous knife! It belongs in Just a Picture thread We used to do some big cook outs. Some of the friends got married, some moved, I moved...strange how things sneak up on ya
Some of your young energy and skill would be welcomed Thanks, Gev!
Don't forget the hot sauce.
Not a chance...lol
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This is going with me to work shortly. Let's hope it's a smooth week, not much of that lately....
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Wonderful knives today everyone! :thumbup: Today will be spent relaxing and watching some football with my friend from Sheffield, Mr. A Wright. Thanks Jack!
Looking good Ron, hope you enjoyed the football my friend :thumbup:
Very cool-looking knife
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Well captured TC
:thumbup:Very nice :thumbup:
What's the fixed-blade, if I may ask, looks very useful? :thumbup:
Inspired by Ron, I'm carrying my ebony A.Wright Lambsfoot today, along with the HJ9 Duncan recently gifted me. Have a good week everyone :thumbup:
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The dyed bone looks really nice on this one.
Taking the Beagle on the dog walk.
This is going with me to work shortly. Let's hope it's a smooth week, not much of that lately....
Taking the Beagle on the dog walk.
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Looking good Ron, hope you enjoyed the football my friend :thumbup:
Very cool-looking knife
Well captured TC
Very nice :thumbup:
What's the fixed-blade, if I may ask, looks very useful? :thumbup:
Inspired by Ron, I'm carrying my ebony A.Wright Lambsfoot today, along with the HJ9 Duncan recently gifted me. Have a good week everyone :thumbup:
Thanks! That a Lumberjack A2 with micarta scales and A2 steel from Blind Horse Knives. I LOVE this knife. And while BHK no longer exists the two former owner both have their own companies now: Battle Horse Knives and LT Wright Knives.
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Looking good Ron, hope you enjoyed the football my friend :thumbup:
Very cool-looking knife
Well captured TC
Very nice :thumbup:
What's the fixed-blade, if I may ask, looks very useful? :thumbup:
Inspired by Ron, I'm carrying my ebony A.Wright Lambsfoot today, along with the HJ9 Duncan recently gifted me. Have a good week everyone :thumbup:
Thanks! That a Lumberjack A2 with micarta scales and A2 steel from Blind Horse Knives. I LOVE this knife. And while BHK no longer exists the two former owner both have their own companies now: Battle Horse Knives and LT Wright Knives.
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Taking the Beagle on the dog walk.
Great Photo Travman: It makes me appreciate the little beagle more thank the factory shots.
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That's a pretty one Ernie.
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Thanks a lot for the info, very much appreciated :thumbup:
That's some nice MOP Ernie :thumbup:
Since I got it last I week, I carry my #73 jack. It was a nail breaker at first, the springs were tough as nails. I've left the blades poen at 1/4 position overnight, oiled it well and now the pull is really pleasent. It's pictured with a #66 for comparison, that pen on the #73 is a big one!
