Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Crikey! That's sharper than my knives.

...or two...

Thanks for your kind words Mark. I guess rules is rules though Great shot of your ironwood.

Thanks Chin, as I really enjoy your posts. I could start carrying two lambsfoot I guess

Great shot there, but I reckon the suspension will give out before it gets to far.
I now can't find the recipe I found for pies but I've found others.

You sure that clocks big enough?

Great shot! I like the compass Sorry to hear about the chip shop. I guess hotels are more important

Oh. Now you've gone and dunnit...

Only 10%?! I guess the fall of empire started earlier than we thought
Great shots, especially the black and white one.

That's only because Lancastrians bearing gifts is such a rare sight that when it happens everyone gets suspicious.

If I did that the magpies would whip that knife in a heartbeat!

Hope you enjoyed them Jack!

At last....

 

Heading out into the rain to do my fiduciary duty. Toting this bad boy.

 

Thank you Ron. Much appreciated my friend.

Thank you Preston.

Love the big iron.

Thanks Jack and congratulations of your new Waynorth masterpieces. (pm sent)

Thank you Harvey. Sensational Stunning Stag Composition.

The tree is a Redbud.

That is a Jack worthy of relishing.

 

Hahaha! John beat me to it but I posted before I got to his post.

That's a fine looking Hartshead Barlow David!

 

@Fodderwing Thank you Dwight.

 

I thought about that, at least something knocking it over.
As I waited patiently inside to snap a picture, I was mumbling, "Don't hurt my knife!"

Great minds think alike.
Of course, with GT in the room, we might not seem as great a mind.

Kanoodling Barlows.

 

PARTY AT DAVE'S HOUSE!!!!!!!

Wait, are you telling me that the Blues Brothers aren't real?!

Very nice leather work, fitting for such a amazing knife.

I know exactly how you feel, Preston. I regret selling my VW buses even if none of them had heat, ac, horsepower, windshield wipers or good brakes.

Fantastic, pic!

Smashing pair, Jack! Am I correct to say that Charlie's Lambsfoot are the first to be US made?

I can see how you could have forgotten, I have been carrying the rosewood HHB almost everyday.

Union Jack's pile side exhibiting some fine grain.

It does appear to be a tad bit over loaded.
No worries, no rush on the recipe.

A fine example, Dave!

 

Congrats Jack on getting your Waynorth Lambsfoot knives, a mighty fine pair from the opposite side of the pond.

Russell

 

Thank you Gary

 

Thanks Dwight!

What a dynamite duo Dwight!

Great content and great knives make for great photos Jack!

 

Ha!

Oh, you got a good and groovy one. Congratulations!

I gotcha! It took a lot of trial & error and persistence until I felt confident sharpening freehand on a stone, and I guess I have to go through something similar to get effective at stropping.

 

Holy cow, I have a LOT of catching up to do! I think this has been my longest absence from BladeForums since I joined, by far. I still haven't been able to kick this post-operative infection. Not fun! I haven't been this sick since I had mono twenty years ago.

I've been feeling a little bit better today, so I was able to go on a short walk and get a little fresh air... Or course, I had to snap a couple pics while I was at it.

So while I catch up on the thread, I'll leave you with these pics of the 2019 Guardians Lambsfoot in Ironwood! Thank you so much @Jack Black for this wonderful knife! It's absolutely beautiful. It will be cherished and well used!

 

Ya got it one!!! But please don't hesitate to ask if you need any help. You have a good week end.

 

Thank you Jack.

Thank you Ron.

That's a beautiful ironwood lamb! I really am sorry to hear you are still suffering with infection. My goodness how long has it been now? Great to hear you were feeling better today. I wish you a speedy recovery.

 

Oh, btw, I scored a Trevor Ablett ettrick today!!!

 

Thanks! The surgery was four weeks ago now. :/ I had no idea they could linger like this either. It started with a low grade fever for the first two weeks and then really started to ramp up after that. These last couple weeks have been pretty brutal. I guess the shoulder joint has a sealed capsule around it that is sealed off from the immune system which makes fighting infections in there particularly hard. I think I've turned a corner over the last couple days though.