Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Onebigbill]

Ooops, sorry; duplicate post

 

[K33ncutter]

Small island, so I've encountered a few, some quite regularly. I always tell people I last spoke to Sir Chris Bonnington in the Himalaya - an Indian restaurant in Harrogate I met the Earl of Wharncliffe (named for that odd-looking little knife) a couple of times, and he was a scrawny little feller too, and quite disreputable actually Getting blown up like that doesn't sound much fun at all Les, I hope you don't have any lasting injuries

I just knew you had been hobnobbing with the rich and famous over there. I ended up having to have 3 discs in my neck fused a few months later but the doctor did a good job on me.

That doesn't sound like a fun birthday Les, hope you didn't have any lasting bashes. I got sort of half blown off my feet in a terrorist bombing back in the 90's. A few days later the owner of the company came round the store that had been damaged and shook my hand. I only have small hands myself but I remember a clammy limp handshake. He was Knighted about 10 years later and has since been involved in so many dodgy financial dealings Parliament voted to strip him of his Knighthood.

Dang terrorists! Glad you weren’t hurt badly in the explosion.

Good morning Guardians! I hope y’all are all safe and well! I don’t know about y’all, but I’ve got some knives that I call “Feel Good Knives”. When I pick them up they just bring a smile to my face. This SFO Damascus with Ironwood is most certainly a “Feel Good Knife”! Thanks for that Jack!

Sweet knife. I love Damascus and those covers are nice too!

Good Morning Guardians
Why does miserable allergy season have to be so darned beautiful.

I am with you on the allergy season thing.

This German beer stein was given to me by my son. He was stationed in Naples, Italy for a while when he was in the Navy and he and his wife traveled around to as many countries as they could while he was over there.

 

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[JohnDF]

Still cute though

Yes, very cute and fun to play with.

Sorry to hear about the allergies John, that's a beautiful photo

No big deal.
Thanks, Jack.

Peek-a-boo.

I am with you on the allergy season thing.

It's like having a mild cold that lasts for two months.

Everything about that picture says... Keep your hands off my magazines.

 

[black mamba]

"Havin' a cuppa" with Chuck and RALF on the deck this morning.

 

[WhittlinAway]

Good morning, Guardians! I hope that everyone finds a little spark of spirit-lifting delight today.

 

[Jack Black]

I just knew you had been hobnobbing with the rich and famous over there. I ended up having to have 3 discs in my neck fused a few months later but the doctor did a good job on me.

LOL! I'm glad I didn't have to hobnob with the Earl of Wharncliffe when he was locked-up! Sorry to hear that, I'm glad the op went OK, I know it can be a tricky one

This German beer stein was given to me by my son. He was stationed in Naples, Italy for a while when he was in the Navy and he and his wife traveled around to as many countries as they could while he was over there.

That fancy stein and your fancy Lambsfoot go together well Les I don't blame your son, great to have the opportunity My dad did his 'National Service' (post-WW2 conscription) in Germany, but they were paid so little, he could barely afford to leave the base A friend of mine visited Naples last year, said some of it was beautiful, but some of it was straight out of Gomorrah!

Great pic Randy, you have quite the Lambsfoot collection there my friend, very impressive

"Havin' a cuppa" with Chuck and RALF on the deck this morning.

Must be great hanging out with those guys

Good morning, Guardians! I hope that everyone finds a little spark of spirit-lifting delight today.

Very good Greg Cool pic That's very attractive horn Nice to see one of @Pàdruig 's great Guardian slips too

Talking of terrorists!

 

[Modoc ED]

New day and headed to Wound Care again today. Oh joy

 

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Nice Big 'Un Jer I don't know about you, but I am getting kind of tired of the lock-down washing up, I see to go through 3 times as many cups a day as usual, in addition to all the extra plates and pans

Thanks. That's the one you sent in the blue soap dish. It seems a little more traditional than the shiny sway-back.

I'm not finding the dishes too onerous, really. With just me here, I'm running the dishwasher maybe once or twice a week. I've started rinsing things and putting them in the washer instead of leaving a knife and plate on the counter to re-use all day. Gives me more counter space.

 

[Jack Black]

New day and headed to Wound Care again today. Oh joy

Good luck Ed, they must like you there Nice Lambsfoot

Thanks. That's the one you sent in the blue soap dish. It seems a little more traditional than the shiny sway-back.

I'm not finding the dishes too onerous, really. With just me here, I'm running the dishwasher maybe once or twice a week. I've started rinsing things and putting them in the washer instead of leaving a knife and plate on the counter to re-use all day. Gives me more counter space.

Oh yes! If there had been a Guardians knife this year, I was going to send them out in traditional bamboo tea holders

Nice to see Old Toffee Wings Jer, I'm afraid that the only dishwasher at Grumble Towers is me!

 

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That tea canister would have been nice.
The dishwasher is the one appliance I could most easily do without, except I guess I would have to towel-dry the dishes because of my limited drainer space.
And it has a sanitizing cycle, which is important if you have a day care center.

 

[JohnDF]

New day and headed to Wound Care again today.

Good luck, ED. Hope it's painless.

 

[Half/Stop]

They are very capable knives aren't they Ron? I often choose a Big 'Un when I'm going hiking, particularly if I don't take a FB with me I just put in another 3-loaf bread order for delivery next week, so hopefully I can stay in toast My maternal grandmother used to make a lot of jams and marmalades, wine too, nothing seemed to go to waste with that generation You too Ron, hope you and Pam are doing well

Thanks for giving me a smile Ron, it's great to see that one

I’ll take a big’un on most days and be quite happy Jack. The grandmothers from that generation knew how to make delicious food with what ever they were fortunate to have available. The sweetness spread on a good toasted slice makes for a very satisfying snack or even a light meal! Pam and I are doing well Jack! We’re still not venturing out unless it’s totally necessary. The days of getting out just to be out are over, at least for the foreseeable future. I’m glad I could make you smile my friend. You’ve provided so many things that make me smile!

Very fancy today, Ron.

Thanks John!

Good Morning Guardians
Why does miserable allergy season have to be so darned beautiful.

Beautiful photo John!

Thanks, fellas! It was a pretty good day. Slept in a little, had Spam and eggs for breakfast, a meal from Whataburger for supper, and my daughter made oatmeal raisin cookies (made with real butter, of course, and brown sugar, cinnamon, and pecans!).

Oh my Vince! Spam and eggs, a meal from Whataburger for supper and homemade cookies! OMG! I’d give a C-Note for a meal from Whataburger! That’s my absolute favorite fast food restaurant! The closest one to my house is Trussville, Alabama. It’s over 360 miles round trip!

Great looking lamb foot knife Ron. The colors in the wooden backdrop are a nice complementary contrast to the scales .

Thanks Bill!

Sweet knife. I love Damascus and those covers are nice too!

This German beer stein was given to me by my son. He was stationed in Naples, Italy for a while when he was in the Navy and he and his wife traveled around to as many countries as they could while he was over there.

Nice stein there Les!

Randy it’s so good to see you posting my friend! You’ve got a nice group of lambs there!

"Havin' a cuppa" with Chuck and RALF on the deck this morning.

Looking good Jeff!

Good morning, Guardians! I hope that everyone finds a little spark of spirit-lifting delight today.

Nice Horn on your Lambsfoot there Greg!

 

[JohnDF]

Beautiful photo John!

Thank you, Ron.

 

[Wild Ben]

Today's harvest! Gotten a lot of this tasty green stuff out of the garden this spring. The Waynorth looking cavalier as usual.

 

[cigarrodog]

All looks good

Hi Dennis. Thank you for the nice words also thank you for the peak at part of your spread. Really fine images. Be safe, my friend.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Jack and Ron, I managed to get a few moments outside between rain showers.

 

[JohnDF]

Wowza...

 

[K33ncutter]

Hi Dennis. Thank you for the nice words also thank you for the peak at part of your spread. Really fine images. Be safe, my friend.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

Super nice!

 

[waynorth]

View attachment 1340126 Today's harvest! Gotten a lot of this tasty green stuff out of the garden this spring. The Waynorth looking cavalier as usual.

Nice-looking asparagus, Ben!! My fave spring vegetable!! We only have lettuce this year, 4 different kinds!!