Thank you Jack!!!Looking good JJ
Those two stag covered beauties go together really well; have a great Sunday!Hope everyone had a great Halloween
That’s a wonderful old Wenger! Wow.Went to pick some of the last apples in our orchard and found some wild champignons under a pear tree. Sometimes the less you look for mushrooms, the more they pop up in front of you ...
Fantastic bone!I like this old 4 line Camillus more each day. Pile side picture.
Pàdruig
. I hope all of you had a great weekend. I am going to end the day with an old school tote dressed up in D2 steel and Cocobolo. Hard to beat a nice Buck 110 or 112.Almost mesmerizing.
Thanks! I like mine a lot but need to figure out a better pocket carry option, instead of just letting it rattle around with my keys in the plastic sheath.
These two for me today.
Toting these two strawberry Robeson Barlows, regular and extra large.
Splendid stag Ron
Thanks Isk
Hope you have a great time Joshua
Probably my picks too John (having seen The Raven and Theatre of Blood quite recently)
Have a great time John
When I was a kid, it was shown on late-night TV about once every few months. Sometimes I'd see the start before I was sent to bed. I didn't see it all the way through until I was in my mid 50's!
Thanks Dean
Thanks buddy
Nice pic DEan
Indeed they are
Thanks, guys! Eric is making some really nice knives. I can’t wait to see what else he comes out with.
We have a big maple tree in our front yard. When we bought the house (early summer), the leaves were big and dark green with a hint of red. I thought for sure it was going to look fantastic in the fall. Turns out it doesn’t change colors at all. The leaves just shrivel up and fall off green (usually a couple weeks after the leaves on all the other trees around here have already turned and fallen). I don't know what species of maple it is, but if I were guessing its scientific name, I’d guess acer disappointus.
Man, that pint looks inviting, Jack! It’s been too long since I’ve had beer someplace other than at home.
Good looking pair!
Those charred oak Beer Scouts were a great surprise!
I’ve been trying to cut back on cokes lately by keeping them out of the house; a Dr. Pepper sounds fantastic right about now!
That’s just a beautiful knife, John! It’s subtle, not too flashy, and just all around fantastic! What year did they make that one?
Great photos!
I was thinking almost the exact same thing, John!
Happy belated birthday to your son!
“It’s a Twix! They’re all Twix! It was a setup!”
I think it’s snowed at least once in October every year since we moved to Minnesota, but it’s usually not as significant as what we got last week. It’s been above freezing for several days now, and some of snow I shoveled off to the side of the driveway is still hanging around.
I know you’ll think I’m crazy, but I really don’t mind the shoveling. Maybe give it a few years.
I don’t think either of those beer brands sound particularly appealing, but then again, neither does the name Grain Belt.
I actually think Prairie Artisan Ales in Oklahoma made a beer called Bible Belt at one point, but I haven’t had it. (I have had some of their other stuff, and it’s quite good.)
What knife is it?A handy knife to have in my pocket today.
Absolutely fantastic Barrett!
That's amazing, very well done.
That was a really fun movie too.
OH WOW!!! How super cool Barrett, Nanc and I enjoyed this so much. Our great niece was Rosie the Riveter
Nanc, Hank and Mocha...
Hank solo...
Rosie the Riveter was actually Eleanor’s first Halloween costume. 
Case 3318PU. It's the medium stockman with a punch instead of a spey blade. I have been very influenced by @r8shell, who favors this pattern.
Great totes to start out November!Pocket stuff for the first week of November - a pair of reds. Case Mini Copperlock Red Bone, and red Alox Cadet. And just because, the Xancudo on the bookshelf in case I need a fixed blade.
Great totes to start out November!
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