Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Thanks Gary, but it seems to me that this goal (28) is difficult to achieve because it would be very expensive and not have so much Lambsfoot variety!

 

Another day of great pics on the Guardians site - grats and thanks to all

I get more than a little slow on the uptake at times and find myself puzzled with understanding the meaning of your sentence.
The context was with regard to graduation, so I'm assuming that you were referring to overseeing and organizing the ceremony.
Am I correct?
If not, and since I'm always interested in learning something new (to me, anyway), I'm hoping you or someone will enlighten me.
Signed, a bewildered OLd_gUY from Coarsegold, CA.

Apologies for the blurred pic

 

Guardians 18 and 19.

 

I will make the most of every day.
I plan for many days in the mountains, driving my Jeep and catching fish.

 

Sorry. I thought processing looked a little funny. What I meant was I took part in the procession of graduates, for that ceremony only.

 

Thank you, Jack. We hope to get out into the township once all the details are finished with the new home.

 

Well the thing about the grandfather who didn’t leave England, as others, had the War come to them. I admire the spirit of the British People as they dealt with direct attacks.

My Father, like your grandmother’s brother was also a tank driver. All the experiences your grandmother’s brother had could fill a book.

If you haven’t seen Ken Burns, seven part series, “The War,” and wanted an exceptional view of those “Boys,” I would highly recommend it.

 

Carried this one today for luck, but England needed more than that! Baked baguettes after the disastrous extra time.

 

Are you slacking off? I get definition after "ONE" sit up!!!

 

Good Evening Guardians

 

My father and your uncle were in at least one battle together, Monte Casino. My father was in artillery observation and went through North Africa, southern Italy through Rome and then Monte Casino. Then went up through southern France up to Alsace Loraine and ended the war in Germany. One of my memories as a boy is that when he would get to close to the edge of the road he would swerve to the middle; a habit he developed to avoid land mines. He went into the war as a First Lieutenant and came out as a Lt. Colonel. He stayed in the reserves until he had his twenty years in.

 

Federal Hydra-Shok .38 Special?

 

Right on the money.
My home defense round of choice.

 

Valley Jack is with me all week, but he's complaining about some of the restrictions I put on him.



- GT

 

Been a while since I stopped by. Nice to see the usual suspects!

This one has become a standard daily carry. For some reason, I prefer carrying this over a GEC. I think because it wasn't built so perfectly... it's more apparent that human hands built it. Even the pins have a hammered look to them. They match my rough hands.

Anyways, just wanted to stop by and say hello to everyone!

 

John do the kids still have 3 months off?

Thank you my friend.

Forty Creek and SRV tonight. Have a great evening.

 

Glad we could give you a laugh, Jack. Those buckles from Wrights are super cool, as is that AC of yours.

Now.....those Barlows.........you have really out done yourself!

No meat pies , no pallets.

That's right you heard it on the Porch first....LAAAAAVA.
The speed streaks make it cut faster.
BTW, Valley Jack is lookin superb, GT.

Howdy, draggat!
Thanks for dropping in and posting that awesome Lambsfoot.

Here's a pic of Betty from yesterday.