Ah, well; It can be interpreted as fitting either thread, Jack!!!Not as much as realising you've posted in entirely the wrong thread Charlie!
It's certainly random Charlie!Ah, well; It can be interpreted as fitting either thread, Jack!!!
Mostly, it's nice to hear about your adventures, no matter where!!
Thanks a lot my friend, the rest of it is in the Guardians thread 
Off I go!!>>>>>>>It's certainly random Charlie!
Well, I for one, am glad that you posted it in the wrong thread. I stopped following the Guardians thread a while back because I just couldn't keep up with it. But I miss seeing these pictures from folks travels with their Lambs Foots (Lambsfeet?)In front of the El Diablo restaurant and Timanfaya gift shop, we were having a 10 minute break, and about to geta science lesson
He poured a few 'grains' into everyone's hand, and it was so hot you couldn't hold onto it, but had to drop it, or pass it from hand to hand.
The youngster got some in the end!
I put mine in the pocket of my vest, and forgot about it
In the second trick, a different feller poured some cold water into one of the pipes that went into the ground. It bubbled up immediately, and then on a count of three, shot into the air, as steam, cooling again before it hit the ground
And for my next trick...Feller number 3 forked some straw into one of the fissures about six feet from the surface, and it quickly burst into flames!
Not somewhere you'd want to trip in the dark!
The situation of the El Diablo restaurant is incredible, and it would have been a perfect place for lunch, but there were other plans, so there was just time for a few folks to spend a penny. There wasn't even time to visit the gift shop, but I did manage to get a couple of hasty snaps inside the restaurant, and of their unique cooking technique, using the heat from beneath the earth...
We boarded the bus again, and were off to continue our tour of Timanfaya
Edit - Very sorry folks, this should have been posted in the Guardians thread!
Obviously no danger of any further volcanic activity there.In front of the El Diablo restaurant and Timanfaya gift shop, we were having a 10 minute break, and about to geta science lesson
He poured a few 'grains' into everyone's hand, and it was so hot you couldn't hold onto it, but had to drop it, or pass it from hand to hand.
The youngster got some in the end!
I put mine in the pocket of my vest, and forgot about it
In the second trick, a different feller poured some cold water into one of the pipes that went into the ground. It bubbled up immediately, and then on a count of three, shot into the air, as steam, cooling again before it hit the ground
And for my next trick...Feller number 3 forked some straw into one of the fissures about six feet from the surface, and it quickly burst into flames!
Not somewhere you'd want to trip in the dark!
The situation of the El Diablo restaurant is incredible, and it would have been a perfect place for lunch, but there were other plans, so there was just time for a few folks to spend a penny. There wasn't even time to visit the gift shop, but I did manage to get a couple of hasty snaps inside the restaurant, and of their unique cooking technique, using the heat from beneath the earth...
We boarded the bus again, and were off to continue our tour of Timanfaya
Edit - Very sorry folks, this should have been posted in the Guardians thread!
Thank you
That thread gets pretty busy! 
Lots more pics there 
Hopefully not!Obviously no danger of any further volcanic activity there.
I hope you find your Stockman ok Jer
Kershaw Culpepper.
I had a random Powrcraft stockman, but it rerandomized itself from my shirt pocket while I was doiong snow capoeira.
That's a nice little Jack 
It'll turn up. It's probably in the living room somewhere. My gossamer handsprings are so low-impact, It probably didn't fall out outside.I hope you find your Stockman ok Jer
AG did some great stuff. I have his monster two-blade serpentine trapper, and the 3" version of his take on the sodbuster, and an unassisted flipper that may be a scorpion.Cool old knife Jer
Two peace-loving pieces there!He did mate, a nice chap too
Unfortunately, this is only the CRKT version
Should slay any Covid gremlins 
Looks like a really useful knife JerMy old AG Russell bird and trout.
Yeah. And light and compact.Looks like a really useful knife Jer
Pulled this wee Condor Otzi out of a random box today
