What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jack Black said:
Thanks Tom, that is Sheffield's River Rivelin there :) At that point, I was just about to have my lunch, and used the Lambsfoot to cut bread, and spread pate. Then, wiping pate off the blade, I managed to cut my thumb, went quite deep, and wouldn't stop bleeding! :mad:

That is a superb combination for Wooden Wednesday :) :thumbsup:
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And yet, You managed to stop to take a picture. :p Those selfie-taking-millennials have nothing on us! :D
 
r8shell said:
And yet, You managed to stop to take a picture. :p Those selfie-taking-millennials have nothing on us! :D
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Well that was before I cut myself! :D Fortunately I had my bandana in my pocket and a good supply of Band-Aids. It was actually the middle finger of my right hand that I cut (not my thumb - I'd forgotten already!), and I walked the rest of the trail with the cut elevated, got a few odd looks on the way! :D Since my reason for going over to Sheffield was primarily to photograph the trail, it was really frustrating. I did take a few, but they're not the best, and some were blurred, couldn't take any more of my knives unfortunately. I went back to the Rivelin on Sunday to photograph some of the stuff I missed, but will have to make another trip. I did feel pretty daft. My fingers healed up OK of course, though I'm still missing a couple layers of skin :rolleyes:



Nearly lost an arm! :D
 
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Jack Black said:
Well that was before I cut myself! :D Fortunately I had my bandana in my pocket and a good supply of Band-Aids. It was actually the middle finger of my right hand that I cut (not my thumb - I'd forgotten already!), and I walked the rest of the trail with the cut elevated, got a few odd looks on the way! :D Since my reason for going over to Sheffield was primarily to photograph the trail, it was really frustrating. I did take a few, but they're not the best, and some were blurred, couldn't take any more of my knives unfortunately. I went back to the Rivelin on Sunday to photograph some of the stuff I missed, but will have to make another trip. I did feel pretty daft. My fingers healed up OK of course, though I'm still missing a couple of layers of skin :rolleyes:
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Yikes! Sounds like we may have to take Jack's knives away for awhile:D:D Hope your healing up my friend.
 
Jack Black said:
It was actually the middle finger of my right hand that I cut (not my thumb - I'd forgotten already!), and I walked the rest of the trail with the cut elevated, got a few odd looks on the way!
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So there you were marching down the trail, with your middle finger elevated...:eek: I'll bet you got some odd looks, if that means the same thing on your side of the pond as it does around here.
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r8shell said:
So there you were marching down the trail, with your middle finger elevated...:eek: I'll bet you got some odd looks, if that means the same thing on your side of the pond as it does around here.
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Yes indeed! :rolleyes: :D
 
r8shell said:
Well, heal up, Jack, I look forward to your pictures. :thumbsup:

To get us back on track:
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Thanks r8shell, and Alan :) That's a nice one r8shell :thumbsup: Here's another pre-lunch Lambsfoot pic ;) :thumbsup:



Background is the dam of the Wolfe Wheel, and somewhere in that blurry background is this feller :)

 
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AShearer said:
Another nice one Jack. I can tell this is before lunch. There's no evidence of blood on the blade. :rolleyes:
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Thanks again my friend, sorry for the edit. Indeed, no blood on the blade, and no pate in the blade well! :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:
 
AShearer said:
Great color Nate! I like that photo:thumbsup:
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Thanks Alan. Both are fantastic knives and I believe two of the best GEC has done to this point.
Carrying a Menefee Made cocobolo trapper today.
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AShearer said:
Nice Dean ! :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Alan!

Jack Black said:
Nice :) :thumbsup:
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Thanks, Jack!

GuestWho101 said:
(2) - Arms for TC Tuesday.

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Two tremendous TCs, Dee! :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
An Ebony TC Barlow for me today!:D

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Beautiful, Ron!

5K Qs said:
That Cadet in basic black is a peach, Dean. :cool: (I have a black Pioneer and a red Cadet; I ought to get each of them color-matched partners - a black Cadet and a red Pioneer or Farmer. :thumbsup:)

My Stockman of the Week is a Case chestnut jigged bone CV Sowbelly (thanks, Ron), shown here with the "matching" Sodbuster Jr I always carry (thanks, Bob):
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- GT
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Thank you, Gary! I'm not sure if I like the Pioneers more than the Cadets or vice versa...:confused: I like your Case 'twins'.:thumbsup:

KBA said:
@5K Qs buddy, it is an amazing place and I really enjoyed it. They opened up there a few years ago as their Eastern HQ and distribution center. They, and many other breweries, moved there for the H2O. The best water I have ever drank.

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Great shot, Brett! And the knife is neat, too.

Jack Black said:
Carrying these two today, another A Wright Lambsfoot and an Albert Oates Pen :)



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Very nice, Jack. :thumbsup:

r8shell said:
Good morning, Porchdwellers.

View attachment 720203 I'm carrying my new (to me) blue SAK. I think it's a Farmer.
And some ebony, because it's Wednesday.
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Both great knives, Rachel, but that Farmer glows! :thumbsup:

At home with my sheepfoot, TC.

 
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