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Thank you kindly HarveyLove that vintage Ford pickup and all the other images of your day.
How about some horn? Anyone that has some horn covered lambfoot knives show the off.
Just a fluke??? Notice the horn on the first knife. The coloring starts off yellowish at the butt end, flows into white, and then black. Kinda like the horn prop. I wonder if the animal that supplied the prop horn was related to the animal that supplied the horn for the knife?
Jack Black - Thank you Jack. To your good times continuing.
Nice pic Ed Here's a few horn pics
Yes you do and very nice at that.
Thank you, fellows.Great pics Dave
Superb!Nice pic Ed Here's a few horn pics
Thanks Harvey Got blackberry crumble in the oven
Great pics Dave
All of them first rate Jack. Very colorful.
Superb!
PATINA!!!!!Good morning Guardians! Totin my PD Stag Bigun today. It’s sporting some fresh peach patina acquired while on our Rendezvous trip last week.
Fantastic pic Kevin, well done
Sounds like you have some "good week" momentum going, keep it rollin' Jack!Morning Guardians, I've had such a good week that I'm not sure I've earned the weekend! Hope everyone has a good one though Carrying my Barlow again today
As it should be, John.
You have the Lambsfoot fever a-burnin' , Ed.How about some horn? Anyone that has some horn covered lambfoot knives show the off.
Just a fluke??? Notice the horn on the first knife. The coloring starts off yellowish at the butt end, flows into white, and then black. Kinda like the horn prop. I wonder if the animal that supplied the prop horn was related to the animal that supplied the horn for the knife?
Yep!PATINA!!!!!
Thanks a lot fellers
Been making blackberry crumble
One to share
And one just for me!
Pub looks good I could see myself possying in there for a session. Have a good weekend, mate.Thanks my friend, I had a very good evening too
Fantastic pic Kevin, well done
Good-looking grain in the wood there Jon
They certainly do Ron, I love the colours you get with the polished blades
Thanks mate I got quite a shock when I went in (past the bouncers they now have on the door for some reason), the pub hasn't just been refurbished, but it is now massively bigger. It was a bit like walking into the TARDIS as it still looks the same from outside, but they have built onto the rear, and also moved the toilets upstairs. I am still trying to get my head round it today. It was also filled with people, maybe they have been advertising the re-opening on social media or something. The beer was good though, and I had a great night with my pal. We were a few pints in, and he bumped into an ex colleague at the bar, who was with her two adult sons. I have met them all before, and they joined us. I mentioned that I had been to the cinema that afternoon, and got into a long and interesting conversation about movies with one of the 'boys'. After they family went home, and left me and my mate boozing, he told me that I was actually talking to a TV film critic Hope you're having a great weekend
Edit - Thought I'd add a link to some photos of the pub. It has been looking run-down for a few years, but I thought they were just going to put in a new carpet and recover the seats!
Stunning photo Vince
Thanks for the great pics Dave
Morning Guardians, I've had such a good week that I'm not sure I've earned the weekend! Hope everyone has a good one though Carrying my Barlow again today
Your Barlow is looking great. The dessert looks deliciousThanks a lot fellers
Been making blackberry crumble
One to share
And one just for me!
Just had it with custard! Mmmmm
Beautiful black berries and crumbles Jack! They bring back some fond memories. Here in the south we have what we call cobblers. They can be made with any sort of filling from apples to rhubarb. Some of my favorite memories from my childhood were when we would pick wild black berries and my grandmothers would make cobblers. Here they were made with a simple crust that was essentially a pie crust, but of course it was put on top to brown nicely while it was being baked. It was probably because they always had flour and the simple ingredients that were required on hand in their kitchens. Yours look very tasty my friend.Thanks a lot fellers
Been making blackberry crumble
One to share
And one just for me!
Just had it with custard! Mmmmm
Fun picture.
How about some horn? Anyone that has some horn covered lambfoot knives show the off.
Just a fluke??? Notice the horn on the first knife. The coloring starts off yellowish at the butt end, flows into white, and then black. Kinda like the horn prop. I wonder if the animal that supplied the prop horn was related to the animal that supplied the horn for the knife?