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https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Thanks, Harvey.
I thought your I*XL was English, but maybe it's Danish!
Your Lam Jack is a handsome chap.
JohnDF
- Thank you John. Agreed. Your Monday Lamb and image are both excellent.
Jack Black
- Much thanks, Jack. Looks like living on “top of the hill was one wise move. Stay dry, my friend.
But if Catty is really Celtic, it must be good!Went to change the bands, and the new clip set I'd fitted this morning had also broken!Think I'll be shopping elsewhere in future
Thank you, Harvey.
Thanks, Gary. I'd like to say I wish I was in Michigan right now, but I'd be lying!Sensational pic of your ironwood Guardians lambsfoot, Vince!
(I'm going to ignore your pleasant weather report.)
Geez sorry for your luck Jack.Beautiful David
Thank you John, Lucy has only had limited sunlight todayLot of branches littering my street today, but no trees down thankfully
Have a good week my friend
Looks like you're living well Kevin
I don't really have the space to set up an indoor slingshot range, but I worked out that I could improvise one in my hall. I fitted some really light bands, to fire plastic ammo, and as I had all my work done by mid afternoon, I thought I'd have a practice session. All was going well until the pouch came apart, bit rubbish after around 30 shots
Went to change the bands, and the new clip set I'd fitted this morning had also broken!
You are more than welcome to come over to my range anytime you like. At least the HHB is doing well.
We weren't so friendly in 1776!
Nice Catch, Taylor.
Lol... I was thinking the same thing.
The Extraordinary Linus the Lambfoot and I were hanging out this afternoon when the mail carrier dropped this little feller off. Linus was excited to see someone from his hometown! 
Both sides look good. Very hard to see, but the words Sheffield and England appear on the pile side tang.
Joseph Rodgers, * and + are on the mark side tang. And of course "THE LAMBFOOT KNIFE" is proudly stamped on the blade. What's that Linus? No, no - he might be "The Lambfoot", but he's definitely not the only Lambfoot!
But if Catty is really Celtic, it must be good!
Ever tried gummi bears for low-ricochet ammo?
Not a particularly fitting picture, except I admire Claudine even more than a slingshot. Even the $200 laser-sighted tactical survival slingshots.
Not sure about the aerodynamics of gummy bears, but not a bad idea Jer Like the pic Most of the Sheffield emigrants went later, but there may have been Sheffield cutlers who fought on the US side in the War of Independence, sympathies in Sheffield did not lay with the Crown, and Tom Paine was a popular figure there 
Lam Jack for me this week:
I wonder of they are called "brides" because it looks like they are out waiting for their husbands to return from the pub?
Beautiful David
Went to change the bands, and the new clip set I'd fitted this morning had also broken!
Yes, there were a few fires going on at different spots. We saw some young families even having a "little picnic" around them
NOT for us, lol. We would skate for about 15 min then go inside the main building and sit by the fireplace for a while before going out again.
It was cold !!!
donn - Thank you David. Beautiful images of your hiking surroundings.
TEW Lamb.
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Those standing stones are intriguing, David; thanks for the pics and link!
I was looking for more info and found something about standing stones from the North York Moors National Park!
Lam Jack for me this week:
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- GT
Absolutely Jack. I was planning on getting out today but I couldn't be bothered taking the risk of getting stuck on a railway platform 'cos some tree has blown over.
And bad pictures from Calderdale, especially Mytholmroyd.
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Well today is certainly a day to sit in front of the fire and finish off my parsnip soup I made the other day.
Here, it has been mostly heavy rain and wind today, then some sleet, and the sun even came out for 5 minutes, before it started raining again That looks tasty David, I've just had some beans on toast, with Henderson's of course 
