Amir Fleschwund
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"Rotten Banana" Yellow Rose Churchill.
I'm a sucker for yellow handled pocket knives, and that one does it for me.
BTW, it should be "Almost Ripe" banana, not rotten!
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I'm a sucker for yellow handled pocket knives, and that one does it for me.
BTW, it should be "Almost Ripe" banana, not rotten!
Hickory n steel
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Keen Kutter and friends
Nice set there, and you don't see those Leatherman mini tools that often.
Hickory n steel
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Often I like a small compact 3 blade knife. This Black Box Whittler will be out with me today
Wow, now that's an awesome knife there.
I'm still really loving the Case 6208 half whittler, but if it was this I'd love it even more.
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No, I think they are in good shape for now. The river is waaaaay low still, but that is another whole story. I have the stag 35 in my pocket again today. My dad wants his 50 plus years of slides digitized.no problem dad
I'll get right on it
LOL...many years ago I bought a Nikon Coolscan and eagerly told a friend that I’d be happy to digitize his slides for him and clean them up in Photoshop. He obliged by bringing me a couple of boxes. I was good for the first couple of dozen and then it just became an excruciating chore. I slogged through them all, but there were times I thought I wasn’t going to make it!
Knife today is my GEC Stag 48 Improved Trapper.
paulhilborn
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My Churchill for the majority of the day
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That improved trapper is so gorgeous !! Its a pattern I often dream about.
I made it through 16 of them today
With all the steps, the computer issues with load times, etc....my back hurts...lol. Can you imagine all the pain my Dad endured raising me. God...he's sly like a fox 
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Carrying my Unity Lambsfoot today, along with a recently-acquired Capucin, can't really see me taking to this one, but I thought I'd give it a whirl
Pocket fixed blade days continue. I have had this Boker for some years now and carried it very little so I thought it deserves pocket time. It fits jeans pocket nicely. The sheath is very nice, allthough personally I don't use the clip I can understand it's function. The knife itself has outstanding f&f and looks great, but still I consider the Enzo necker I carried before this a better knife. More comfortable, safer, a better user. This is overall less bulky and so carries better, but the difference is not great. Maybe this is the city knife and the Enzo a knife for gentleman's outdoor lifestyle?
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That is more accurate.