Photos A Walk in Nature

Well, it looks like the bulk of my paperwork backlog for this Friday is done :)

Time to take a virtual trip in nature, reminisce about past walks.

I am sure ragweed pollen is the cause of my seasonal allergies very August/September.

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Don't know about this other yellow flower.

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Cattails:
I found out recently that there is a growing population of wild "super pigs" in parts of Canada
A hybrid of European wild boar and domestic pig that is threatening habitats and damaging crops etc. They can grow very large, up to # 600.
They are very smart and use the cattails plant to build "Pigloos" where they can keep very warm even in the coldest days.

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Vast fields of mustard flowers in Prince Edward Island

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This one by the shore of the Saint Lawrence

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A couple more from Prince Edward Island

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Well, it looks like the bulk of my paperwork backlog for this Friday is done :)

Time to take a virtual trip in nature, reminisce about past walks.

I am sure ragweed pollen is the cause of my seasonal allergies very August/September.

4kHbJvm.jpg


Don't know about this other yellow flower.

PhS8M37.jpg


Cattails:
I found out recently that there is a growing population of wild "super pigs" in parts of Canada
A hybrid of European wild boar and domestic pig that is threatening habitats and damaging crops etc. They can grow very large, up to # 600.
They are very smart and use the cattails plant to build "Pigloos" where they can keep very warm even in the coldest days.

uGsRER7.jpg


Vast fields of mustard flowers in Prince Edward Island

9ZNg8Vt.jpg


This one by the shore of the Saint Lawrence

tvLJ6MB.jpg

sr5Bonu.jpg


A couple more from Prince Edward Island

HUYPfrk.jpg

CudIyGF.jpg
Those are stunning pictures,in particular that sea of yellow.
You're knife reinforces my believe,plain and simple is just beautiful.
I love the basic Tidioutes and Gabon ebony best.
What model is yours?
 
Well, it looks like the bulk of my paperwork backlog for this Friday is done :)

Time to take a virtual trip in nature, reminisce about past walks.

I am sure ragweed pollen is the cause of my seasonal allergies very August/September.

4kHbJvm.jpg


Don't know about this other yellow flower.

PhS8M37.jpg


Cattails:
I found out recently that there is a growing population of wild "super pigs" in parts of Canada
A hybrid of European wild boar and domestic pig that is threatening habitats and damaging crops etc. They can grow very large, up to # 600.
They are very smart and use the cattails plant to build "Pigloos" where they can keep very warm even in the coldest days.

uGsRER7.jpg


Vast fields of mustard flowers in Prince Edward Island

9ZNg8Vt.jpg


This one by the shore of the Saint Lawrence

tvLJ6MB.jpg

sr5Bonu.jpg


A couple more from Prince Edward Island

HUYPfrk.jpg

CudIyGF.jpg
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Wonderful pics Dan :) I'm glad you managed to get your paperwork done :) :thumbsup:
Gracias Jack ! Glad the weekend is here now :)
Those are stunning pictures,in particular that sea of yellow.
You're knife reinforces my believe,plain and simple is just beautiful.
I love the basic Tidioutes and Gabon ebony best.
What model is yours?
Thanks Johnny :)
My most carried knife has been the one in the post above.
A standard lambsfoot by A. Wright & Son in ebony.
I agree "plain and simple is just beautiful" Ebony and cocobolo are my favorite wood covers

Empty your inbox, i can't PM you.:)
Roger that pal :) Done :thumbsup:


I can't just reply and not include another photo :)

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I didn’t walk to far,just to my garden 😁

This is why I put a yellow lanyard on this one.

you can see how smooth/flush the pins are compared to some.

I just cleaned the blade again,I didn’t like the way the patina was going,lesson learnt don’t force it.









 
Fantastic display of colors in those pics, Dan. :thumbsup:
Thanks Greg !
I cant argue with that,my other orange one I took 3,500 miles around Spain with me this year.
I love my soddies too Johnny :thumbsup: :cool:. Would love to see more pics of your Spain adventures.

You inspired me to take my Case sodbuster on our walk this afternoon.

Found a carnivorous plant called "The northern pitcher plant".
Fortunately it did not devour my soddie 😄

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Thanks Greg !

I love my soddies too Johnny :thumbsup: :cool:. Would love to see more pics of your Spain adventures.

You inspired me to take my Case sodbuster on our walk this afternoon.

Found a carnivorous plant called "The northern pitcher plant".
Fortunately it did not devour my soddie 😄

ZLVta3q.jpg

hiiGCUZ.jpg

Hsy127d.jpg

1YMSuS8.jpg
That is a scary looking plant.
 

great pictures. quick Question about the English knife, I have noticed the ricasso on it sticks out a little more than I have seen on similar American knives, is it so that part hits the back spring and not the blade? I assume not stop pins. Just curious as I admire this knife in the gorgeous picture.
 
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