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Still enjoying Scruton. Carrying my AC lambsfoot. Oh my, the stag on it is beautiful!
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Nice pic Joshua
Thanks for clearing that up Jack I've no proof but I reckon my grandad acquired them at one of the various auctions the U.S military held at RAF Burtonwood after WWII.
Maybe they played an important role working out flight plans during the war David
The Extraordinary Adventures of Linus the Lambsfoot!
Well my time with Linus has come to an end. Enjoyed carrying him around and using him. He did help with putting out deer blocks one day.
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And now off to his next adventure with @Wild Ben
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Thanks to @Pàdruig for the opportunity and I look forward to where else he gets to go and do.
Nice to see Linus again Fred, and I'm sure I'm not the only Guardian looking forward to his further adventures with @Wild Ben
Those look like very tasty sausages John
Due to some new arrivals, I feel I've been neglecting my flock a bit. Going to change that tomorrow. I've got the HHB ready to go for the morning.
See ya later, Alligator...
...After a while, Crocodile
Cool pic Mike I can remember my uncle teaching me that as a very young boy
Jack Black - Much thanks Jack. Such a wonderful place for you to traipse around with your Hartshead and your three assault weapon guarding lady friends.
Thanks Harvey, I don't know if I'd be able to keep up with those three partisanas! The image is taken from Ingrid Strobl's book of that name
It's a few years since I read the book, but maybe one of them is Lyudmila Pavlichenko, for whom Woody Guthrie wrote this famous song
She probably carried a Lambsfoot
Yesterday was, of course, the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp, and International Holocaust Memorial Day.