Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Lots of room in the tin! A Case Sod Buster Junior fits perfectly. I should put a hook, and some fishing line in there in case I want to go fishing while I'm lost in the woods!!! :cool: I keep the tin in my center consul of my truck...I always have my hunting pack in my truck, which contains survival gear....I also have nice a fixed blade, nice flashlight and a multi tool in the center consul as well. Plus the knives in my pocket...I probably could take out the Sod Buster and put more gear in the tin.
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My son has the other tin. He puts coins or Legos in it.:thumbsup:
 
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tmd_87 said:
Lots of room in the tin! A Case Sod Buster Junior fits perfectly. I should put a hook, and some fishing line in there in case I want to go fishing while I'm lost in the woods!!! :cool: I keep the tin in my center consul of my truck...I always have my hunting pack in my truck, which contains survival gear....I also have nice a fixed blade, nice flashlight and a multi tool in the center consul as well. Plus the knives in my pocket...I probably could take out the Sod Buster and put more gear in the tin.
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My son has the other tin. He puts coins or Legos in it.:thumbsup:
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Fantastic! I love that! Great job!
 
Jack Black said:
I'm afraid not mate, but I did bump into 'Dave' on my travels ;) :thumbsup:

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Mmmmmmm.....:) :thumbsup:





That's an interesting snippet of info David, how strange :confused: I actually come across them more than I did in the 70's (that's Leeds for you :rolleyes:), but it took me sometime to overcome a long-term aversion to the style due to once being hit over the head with one! :eek: There was a brief fashion in the early 80's for dimpled straight glasses, which were particularly ugly o_O :rolleyes: :thumbsup:



Good man :) When I joined, there really weren't anywhere near as many photos posted, particularly in General ('The Rowdy House'). Even though, I no longer use it, I have maintained a paid Photobucket account, so that the pics don't disappear from old threads (no longer happens), but since the software changed messed up most of those threads anyway, I think I'm going to cancel the bank transfer this year. I do think missing pics make a thread look ugly, but it seems PB no longer delete them entirely. I did switch to using the BF software - before they changed things. Currently using Imgur, but I think it will only be a matter of time before that comes to an end, like the other free photo-hosting sites I've used in the past (eg ImageShack) :thumbsup:



Strangely I never had that request! :D :thumbsup:



Thank you my friend, nothing exciting to report from the market, but Lucy enjoyed being the centre of attention ;) :thumbsup:

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Sounds like a great trip OG, hope we're going to see pics ';) Have a fantastic time :thumbsup:



Excellent pic Kevin :) :thumbsup:



Thank you Jose :) :thumbsup:



That's a great pic David, hope you manage to find something to do ;) :thumbsup:

Morning folks, hope everyone has a great day :) Just wondering how Dave's (@dc50) move is going, hope he's doing OK :thumbsup:

Lucy basking in today's sunshine :thumbsup:

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Great image of your Lucy. love the tins. Great for storage.

donn donn Great view, David. I wonder how old the carving is.

Travman Travman Nice image of your AC.

Good Morning Guardians

:)The mention of the knife is now yours is strictly forbidden.:)
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tmd_87 said:
Lots of room in the tin! A Case Sod Buster Junior fits perfectly. I should put a hook, and some fishing line in there in case I want to go fishing while I'm lost in the woods!!! :cool: I keep the tin in my center consul of my truck...I always have my hunting pack in my truck, which contains survival gear....I also have nice a fixed blade, nice flashlight and a multi tool in the center consul as well. Plus the knives in my pocket...I probably could take out the Sod Buster and put more gear in the tin.
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My son has the other tin. He puts coins or Legos in it.:thumbsup:
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Nice work Taylor, that's very cool :cool: It's good to be prepared :thumbsup:

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Great pic of your flying AC :) :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
I'm afraid not mate, but I did bump into 'Dave' on my travels ;) :thumbsup:

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Prester John said:
When I ran into Dave, he kept pleading with me to "open the pod bay doors." I told him "I can't do that, Dave." ;)
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At last! The Daleks have invaded Harrogate! :D
When I was a kid, just after they'd screened '2001' on telly one day all I got for weeks after at school was "what are you doing Dave?".
That got boring quickly. :rolleyes:


Jack Black said:
That's an interesting snippet of info David, how strange :confused: I actually come across them more than I did in the 70's (that's Leeds for you :rolleyes:), but it took me sometime to overcome a long-term aversion to the style due to once being hit over the head with one! :eek: There was a brief fashion in the early 80's for dimpled straight glasses, which were particularly ugly o_O :rolleyes: :thumbsup:
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That must of hurt. :eek: Surely another tale for your book? :D
I quite like them, and apparently there's some "research" which claims the dimples enhance the flavour of the beer. Your right though they are becoming more popular however they are more expensive to buy so I'm sure as people nick them from pubs, they probably won't be replaced. I found mine between the rafters of the 400 year old pub I used to manage over 20 years ago so it's definately the genuine article.

Jack Black said:
....but Lucy enjoyed being the centre of attention ;) :thumbsup:

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And most deserving of it she is to :thumbsup:

JohnDF said:
That's a really nice photo. What's the story behind the carvings?
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Cheers John. The carvings are an art work installation on the site of an iron age burial mound on the 'Wolds Way', a 79 mile walking path in East Yorkshire. There based on small iron age chalk figurines that have been found in and around iron age burial mounds and earthworks in East Yorkshire. Representations of human figures by iron age Britons are extremely rare; the originals are held Hull Museum.

https://www.ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/show_path.php?path_name=Yorkshire+Wolds+Way+National+Trail

https://www.visithullandeastyorkshi...n-Brow/details/?dms=3&venue=2298527&feature=1

https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/chalk-figurine/dQHNtsdIQwWBOA

The photos are looking north off Knapton Brow on the Yorkshire Wolds across the Vale of Pickering, to the North Yorkshire Moors (Dalby Forest and Lockton Moor) on the horizon.

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Jack Black said:
Hey folks, do you remember the hinged metal tins I sent out with the 2019 Guardians knives, (and with some of the DamLambs)? Has anyone done anything with theirs, using it in any way? I'm going to use mine for a wee fire kit for when I go out hiking, but would love to know what everyone else is doing with theirs (if anything) :thumbsup:
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Absolutely nothing, as even though it's just a tin it's a nice tin and I can't bring myself to spoil it.:D I've got half-a-dozen Altoids tins one or two of which look very much like what Taylor has posted. Were you wanting a spare one? Happy to post it back to you Jack if you need it for something. :thumbsup:
 
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donn donn Great view, David. I wonder how old the carving is.

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Sorry Harvey you must of posted as I was composing that. There not that old actually, but the site their on is ancient. :):thumbsup:
That's a stunning picture of the steel there. Everytime I see those knives I give myself a liddle kick for not going for one :D
 
donn said:
Cheers John. The carvings are an art work installation on the site of an iron age burial mound on the 'Wolds Way', a 79 mile walking path in East Yorkshire. There based on small iron age chalk figurines that have been found in and around iron age burial mounds and earthworks in East Yorkshire. Representations of human figures by iron age Britons are extremely rare; the originals are held Hull Museum.

https://www.ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/show_path.php?path_name=Yorkshire+Wolds+Way+National+Trail

https://www.visithullandeastyorkshi...n-Brow/details/?dms=3&venue=2298527&feature=1

https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/chalk-figurine/dQHNtsdIQwWBOA

The photos are looking north off Knapton Brow on the Yorkshire Wolds across the Vale of Pickering, to the North Yorkshire Moors (Dalby Forest and Lockton Moor) on the horizon.

0MUPXpX.jpg


2SykrPM.jpg


IeFmY6e.jpg


k0Qt3Uq.jpg




Absolutely nothing, as even though it's just a tin it's a nice tin and I can't bring myself to spoil it.:D I've got half-a-dozen Altoids tins one or two of which look very much like what Taylor has posted. Were you wanting a spare one? Happy to post it back to you Jack if you need it for something. :thumbsup:
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That is so interesting and very, very cool. Thanks for sharing it. :thumbsup: :cool: :thumbsup:
 
donn said:
At last! The Daleks have invaded Harrogate! :D
When I was a kid, just after they'd screened '2001' on telly one day all I got for weeks after at school was "what are you doing Dave?".
That got boring quickly. :rolleyes:




That must of hurt. :eek: Surely another tale for your book? :D
I quite like them, and apparently there's some "research" which claims the dimples enhance the flavour of the beer. Your right though they are becoming more popular however they are more expensive to buy so I'm sure as people nick them from pubs, they probably won't be replaced. I found mine between the rafters of the 400 year old pub I used to manage over 20 years ago so it's definately the genuine article.



And most deserving of it she is to :thumbsup:



Cheers John. The carvings are an art work installation on the site of an iron age burial mound on the 'Wolds Way', a 79 mile walking path in East Yorkshire. There based on small iron age chalk figurines that have been found in and around iron age burial mounds and earthworks in East Yorkshire. Representations of human figures by iron age Britons are extremely rare; the originals are held Hull Museum.

https://www.ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/show_path.php?path_name=Yorkshire+Wolds+Way+National+Trail

https://www.visithullandeastyorkshi...n-Brow/details/?dms=3&venue=2298527&feature=1

https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/chalk-figurine/dQHNtsdIQwWBOA

The photos are looking north off Knapton Brow on the Yorkshire Wolds across the Vale of Pickering, to the North Yorkshire Moors (Dalby Forest and Lockton Moor) on the horizon.

0MUPXpX.jpg


2SykrPM.jpg


IeFmY6e.jpg


k0Qt3Uq.jpg




Absolutely nothing, as even though it's just a tin it's a nice tin and I can't bring myself to spoil it.:D I've got half-a-dozen Altoids tins one or two of which look very much like what Taylor has posted. Were you wanting a spare one? Happy to post it back to you Jack if you need it for something. :thumbsup:
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Thank you David. One of the things I enjoy most in this thread are the links like the one’s you and others leave there. They’re like an open door to troves of interesting information.
 
donn said:
At last! The Daleks have invaded Harrogate! :D
When I was a kid, just after they'd screened '2001' on telly one day all I got for weeks after at school was "what are you doing Dave?".
That got boring quickly. :rolleyes:




That must of hurt. :eek: Surely another tale for your book? :D
I quite like them, and apparently there's some "research" which claims the dimples enhance the flavour of the beer. Your right though they are becoming more popular however they are more expensive to buy so I'm sure as people nick them from pubs, they probably won't be replaced. I found mine between the rafters of the 400 year old pub I used to manage over 20 years ago so it's definately the genuine article.



And most deserving of it she is to :thumbsup:



Cheers John. The carvings are an art work installation on the site of an iron age burial mound on the 'Wolds Way', a 79 mile walking path in East Yorkshire. There based on small iron age chalk figurines that have been found in and around iron age burial mounds and earthworks in East Yorkshire. Representations of human figures by iron age Britons are extremely rare; the originals are held Hull Museum.

https://www.ldwa.org.uk/ldp/members/show_path.php?path_name=Yorkshire+Wolds+Way+National+Trail

https://www.visithullandeastyorkshi...n-Brow/details/?dms=3&venue=2298527&feature=1

https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/chalk-figurine/dQHNtsdIQwWBOA

The photos are looking north off Knapton Brow on the Yorkshire Wolds across the Vale of Pickering, to the North Yorkshire Moors (Dalby Forest and Lockton Moor) on the horizon.

0MUPXpX.jpg


2SykrPM.jpg


IeFmY6e.jpg


k0Qt3Uq.jpg




Absolutely nothing, as even though it's just a tin it's a nice tin and I can't bring myself to spoil it.:D I've got half-a-dozen Altoids tins one or two of which look very much like what Taylor has posted. Were you wanting a spare one? Happy to post it back to you Jack if you need it for something. :thumbsup:
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The lack of steps there (perhaps designed to assist the perambulations of elderly residents) made it a natural choice for Dalek colonization! :D :thumbsup:

Oh no! :eek: :D :thumbsup:

It did! :eek: I still have a small crescent-shaped scar on top of my head :rolleyes:

Fascinating post David :) :thumbsup:

Thank you mate, but you hang onto it :) I actually have a few spare ones. There were a few left after the 2019 Guardians knives went out, so I thought I might as well use them to package the DamLambs. I then realized I still had a few of the Guardians knives left, so I had to buy another dozen :rolleyes: :D I have some larger ones for the Barlow's, which I hope will be useful :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Hey folks, do you remember the hinged metal tins I sent out with the 2019 Guardians knives, (and with some of the DamLambs)? Has anyone done anything with theirs, using it in any way? I'm going to use mine for a wee fire kit for when I go out hiking, but would love to know what everyone else is doing with theirs (if anything) :thumbsup:
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Let's see if this works...
Today's Pile (groups of traditional knives only)
 
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