Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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- Happy Birthday - what a great Knife from your Wife! Great stuff.
Dan - thank you for all those wonderful photos- beautiful!
- Happy Birthday - what a great Knife from your Wife! Great stuff.
Dan - thank you for all those wonderful photos- beautiful!
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Tuesdays following a long weekend always feel like you're playing catch up for getting a day off. Made it through, and it's good to be home. My ebony Lambsfoot helped band up some african blackwood to blow off some steam 
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I thought I was going to address these posts on Sunday, but something came up. Then apparently an upgrade and restart was pushed to my computer while I slept Sunday night, and my quotes were all gone in the morning. So I quoted most of them again on Monday, but then didn't have time to respond to them. So here on Tuesday night, I'll be dealing with posts from the weekend - I'm the King of staying current!
Belated Happy Thanksgiving to all of the Guardians in northern North America!
Summer already seems so far away. 34˚F when I got up this morning, and we turned on the furnace over the weekend when the inside temp hit 61 (and falling).
Can shake and bake!
But I also enjoy speculating to myself what the background is in each shot. Usually I convince myself that I know what your knives rest on, but I'm pretty clueless on this one, unless it's tree bark!??!
I sure enjoy that those who have them share some photos here!
I often forget all the different approaches being used for alternative education.
I can see why the power company wants to do it, but do they get to decide when to turn it on and off? Do they lower rates of give rebates or something when they disrupt everyone's lifestyles?
I like your unofficial name for the knife.
Thanks for complimenting Union Jack.
This week, my lambsfoot is the 2019 Guardians SFO lambsfoot with desert ironwood covers. I call mine Valley Jack:
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The chili and knife look good, Mike! Best wishes for the yoga marathon....
Have a pot of chili simmering on the stove - should be ready in another hour or so, and man, does my house smell amazing right now
Hope everyone has a great weekend, and that my fellow Canucks have a great Thanksgiving!
Belated Happy Thanksgiving to all of the Guardians in northern North America!
Tremendous tool pic, Chin!...
Speaking of tools, this pic is one I had left over from the series JohnJohnDF inspired of ‘Show Your Lambsfoot with Some Old Tools’.
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I always enjoy the knife pics with watery backgrounds!
Summer already seems so far away.
34˚F when I got up this morning, and we turned on the furnace over the weekend when the inside temp hit 61 (and falling). Good Old Jake...
Can shake and bake!
Harvey, your knives have plenty of charisma, and this one is no exception!
But I also enjoy speculating to myself what the background is in each shot. Usually I convince myself that I know what your knives rest on, but I'm pretty clueless on this one, unless it's tree bark!??! That's not forbidden fruit, is it, John?Oops... I forgot to post my apple picture from today's trip. I was thinking about you all.
Stag comparison
Harrison Bros & Howson; Jack's SFO Hartshead Barlow; A. Wright Pere David
Excellent stag comparison shots, ED & Jack!...
Hartshead Barlow is on the left, next is the DamLamb, the next two are from short Sambar runs I commissioned before the Guardians knives, next is the 'Senator', then a one-off I got at the factory, then finally, my AC
Exquisite lambsfoot, Ron!Hello Guardians! I hope everyone has had a good day! Totin my Waynorth Jigged Bone
I sure enjoy that those who have them share some photos here!Both bread and SFO lambsfoot Barlow look delectable, Jack!Blimey, it's already a few hours past breakfast, and I'll I've done is catch up with this thread
Off to do some chores now
Thanks for the explanations about your students, John....
Thanks, GT.
At our alternative setting, the students go to school once a week (twice for math) for direct instruction and are on independent studies the rest of the week. I have meetings on Mondays and teach the other four days.
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Last year a downed power line caused a big fire that cost many lives and homes. The company got sued for a ton of money and almost went bankrupt. So now when it's dry and windy, they shut down the power to save lives and prevent being sued for a ton more. It's pretty inconvenient but I can see their side of things.
I often forget all the different approaches being used for alternative education. I can see why the power company wants to do it, but do they get to decide when to turn it on and off? Do they lower rates of give rebates or something when they disrupt everyone's lifestyles?
Shapely stag lambsfoot, Rachel!Thanks, guys. It's my favorite lambsfoot in the flock. Not only for looks, but the size fits my hand perfectly, the swell end sits right in the center of my palm.
Mission accomplished!
Thanks, Mark; that's Union Jack on vacation in August....
UJ looks great lounging in the sun with the watery background!
I really like fake stag like your Bexoid, Harvey, or Uncle Henry's staglon, maybe because my first knife was a Colonial scout with plastic fake stag.
Yes, it is sad when folks who have been quite involved here disappear....
Yes, we've both seen many people come and go on The Porch. It always makes me sad, as they've often become good friends, and I worry about them
Not officially christened, I'd probably have to ask Charlie @waynorth for his permission first, but that's always how I affectionately think of that knife
I like your unofficial name for the knife.
Thanks for complimenting Union Jack.
Thanks for your encouragement, José.Nice picture of a special knife.
Always appreciate your support, Harvey.
This week, my lambsfoot is the 2019 Guardians SFO lambsfoot with desert ironwood covers. I call mine Valley Jack:
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Continued happy nature walking & lambsfoot carrying Dan. You have done well by both and
have inspired us as well, bringing us these lovely scenes.
Glad to have been part of your share
Cheers, Ray
Morning Guardians. With Dan wrapping up the series (which I'm sure we've all enjoyed immensely), I'll join him in carrying my ebony today
Dan, thank you so much for this wonderful series, I think it represents a real high point in the thread
Thank you for your most enjoyable “A Walk in Nature” series. Looking forward to the next series.
Thank you so much Guardians, so happy you enjoyed them and I was able to contribute to this great thread.
What shall I name my ebony lambsfoot ? Any suggestions ?
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Not forbidden, just sinfully delicious.That's not forbidden fruit, is it, John?
I honestly do not know. I hope they aren't going to charge me for sitting in the dark.
Bob?
Sorry, I cant help myself.
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Hey John, I already took my sleeping pild and trying to relax ....now you got me rolling on the floor
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Thanks for the compliment Gary! I’m proud to show it!Exquisite lambsfoot, Ron!
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Yeah- That's a cool knife Ron matey, it deserves to be in New Zealand actually!
Hey I was posting in another thread - and I came across these photo's- now with the exquisite memory that I have I cannot for the life of me remember if I have posted these here before?
But these are remembrance Stones of my two beautiful 4 legged friends who have left me, I hope with all my heart I see those lovely dogs again sometime...... Cool Stones with Super Cool Knives, and apologies if I have posted these here before?
Hey I was posting in another thread - and I came across these photo's- now with the exquisite memory that I have I cannot for the life of me remember if I have posted these here before?
But these are remembrance Stones of my two beautiful 4 legged friends who have left me, I hope with all my heart I see those lovely dogs again sometime...... Cool Stones with Super Cool Knives, and apologies if I have posted these here before?
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Nice remembrance stones. What breed of mates were they?Yeah- That's a cool knife Ron matey, it deserves to be in New Zealand actually!
Hey I was posting in another thread - and I came across these photo's- now with the exquisite memory that I have I cannot for the life of me remember if I have posted these here before?
But these are remembrance Stones of my two beautiful 4 legged friends who have left me, I hope with all my heart I see those lovely dogs again sometime...... Cool Stones with Super Cool Knives, and apologies if I have posted these here before?