Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[r redden]

Carrying this today for stag Saturday thanks again Jack Black .

 

[JohnDF]

Kind of reminds me of our Napa Valley.

Those peaches look yummy.

What a great knife, Randy.

 

[Jack Black]

Picked up some peaches from a farmer’s market around here. Pretty tasty!

Those look good Les As does your Lambsfoot

Betwixt Hope and Wardlow Mires (just south of Abney Moor I think).

Carrying this today for stag Saturday thanks again Jack Black .

Nice Ashley's Choice Randy

Kind of reminds me of our Napa Valley.

The wine over here isn't as good!

 

[Prester John]

Did someone say "Stag Saturday"?

 

[Jack Black]

Did someone say "Stag Saturday"?

I can dig it Vince

 

[JohnDF]

The wine over here isn't as good!

But your castles are better.

 

[CelloDan]

CelloDan - A well played day.

That's fantastic, Dan! It must have been quite a thrill for her to perform with Felix and I'm sure it was a Proud Papa moment for you, too! Wonderful that the hospital was able to benefit from the experience, too. Well done all around.

CelloDan Congrats on a great day Dan!

Fantastic news Dan, congratulations to your daughter, and her proud dad Thanks for the great photos

Congratulations to you and your daughter. I'm glad it was a successful day.

Thank you Guardians for all the warm and positive vibes
I just passed your congrats to my daughter

Today I feel spent ... got up at noon lol, just want to sit on the couch all day

I may get up to start a sourdough batch

Yesterday the much desired Lodge cast iron combo cooker finally arrived
(my current dutch oven works ok but was not ideal for baking )

 

[cigarrodog]

Cool pic my friend

Thank you Jack. Well at least you have beans, beer, and bread. Cheers!

I'm more happy with it for sure.

“All’s well that ends well.” That’s a beautiful Barlow, Bill.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

Sweet Baby Ray’s Barbecue Beef Jerky and a Lamb.

 

[rockman0]

Thanks Jack, appreciate the info

Thanks Rob, I mainly bought it to have an example of the pinched bolsters in case one of the Sheffield firms had been willing to recreate them Hard to say about the stamp, they could have even existed at the same time, since Thomas Turner's was a huge producer in its day, and would have used out-workers and sub-contracted small firms like all the other Sheffield cutlers. Turner's 1902 catalogue, which you can find in the appropriate sticky, shows a mixture of blade stamps, but those stamps may have been simplified by the artist who did the line-drawings for the publication. Turner's became a limited company in 1918, but that may not have made any difference to the tang-stamps. Ownership of the company also changed, it was bought by Joseph Hobson & Co in 1893, and became part of Sheffield Cutlery Manufacturers Ltd in 1916. It was bought by Lee & Crookes in 1932, before being bought by Viners. I'm afraid I'm unsure when they were granted the Royal Warrant

Lambfoot content for the day, had to crop a blasphemous sheepfoot out of this recycled photo from an old stag Saturday post

 

[waynorth]

I come here mostly for the pictures!!!
Oh, and for Jack Black's research!!

 

[K33ncutter]

Those peaches look yummy.

Those look good Les As does your Lambsfoot

The peaches are from Alabama I think, they are tasty!

 

[Pt-Luso]

I come here mostly for the pictures!!!
Oh, and for Jack Black's research!!

Thank you very much, Charlie.

 

[btb01]

Dukes mayonnaise and grits are two things I stocked up on when the trouble started! Oh, and of course TP! Beautiful Lambsfoot Barrett!

Good thinking!

LOL! Doesn't Joe Pesci look young there?!

Yep. That movie’s almost 30 years old!

Despite the poor weather, I had quite a nice walk A couple of deer crossed my path on my way back (at this point I was about a mile and a half from the centre of Leeds). I might have got a photo had I been on my own (instead of with my girlfriend, who just stood pointing, and shouting "Deer!") I also saw a couple of llamas, but they were on a local farm Some strange fruit growing on the trees roundabouts

Great photos, Jack! Not really sure what’s going on in that last one, though.

Thank you Guardians !
I am so happy to say that she played beautifully and that my equipment did not malfunction ( only the battery got dangerously low nearing the end of the recording, wow ... the stress +++ )

Setting up equipment, warm ups, sound checks and troubleshooting plus performance took longer than anticipated.

We spend more than 3 hours with "Felix" , one of the most famous pianos in Ottawa worth $ 200,000
He even has his own Instagram page

For the the time spend with Felix we got the opportunity to donate to CHEO , our children's hospital in Ottawa




https://www.instagram.com/felix_the_concert_grand_piano/?hl=en

That’s awesome, Dan!

Looking good John, thought you might be interested in my biscuit choice today!

Great mug, Jack!

Hot beans on toasted bread Vince, buttered or un-buttered according to preference. You can add some black pepper, grated cheese, Henderson's Relish and/or Tabasco if you want

What kind of person prefers unbuttered toast?

(Besides Elwood, that is.)

I posted a link in this thread a few weeks back to a report I'd read about the effect of this fiasco on U.S craft brewers and it made sober reading. It was estimating as many as 40% may not survive, which I sincerely hope has not been the case.

I must’ve missed that. I certainly hope things turn out better than that in the end!

 

[screened porch]

Hot beans on toasted bread Vince, buttered or un-buttered according to preference. You can add some black pepper, grated cheese, Henderson's Relish and/or Tabasco if you want

Buttered!
Unless you've gone vegan for your diabetes.

 

[WhittlinAway]

The closest I can come to sharing a pint with Jack Black and @donn at one of those wonderful English pubs they often post about and I'm sure are missing frequenting.

Picked up from the brewery/pub as a to-go order. Love the place: the beers are served from hand-pulled beer engines and they have outstanding chips (a.k.a. fries stateside). Took my Hartshead there for both the day it arrived.

 

[Half/Stop]

For the first time in a long time I’ve been without a Lambsfoot in my pocket all day. It’s been a long, hot, hard day. I’ve got my stag big’un now and I’m relaxing with a hot cup of builders tea and a few cookies.

 

[Wild Ben]

It's red flowers today!

 

[Jack Black]

But your castles are better.

Thank you Guardians for all the warm and positive vibes
I just passed your congrats to my daughter

Today I feel spent ... got up at noon lol, just want to sit on the couch all day

I may get up to start a sourdough batch

Yesterday the much desired Lodge cast iron combo cooker finally arrived
(my current dutch oven works ok but was not ideal for baking )

Hope you perked up later Dan, your new cast iron addition shows your Lambsfoot off to perfection

Thank you Jack. Well at least you have beans, beer, and bread. Cheers!

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Good Afternoon Guardians.

Sweet Baby Ray’s Barbecue Beef Jerky and a Lamb.

The Three 'B's! Hope you enjoyed your jerky

Thanks Jack, appreciate the info

Lambfoot content for the day, had to crop a blasphemous sheepfoot out of this recycled photo from an old stag Saturday post

A pleasure Rob, thanks for your photo-cropping efforts, three really sweet Lambsfoot knives there

I come here mostly for the pictures!!!
Oh, and for Jack Black's research!!

Thanks Charlie

Yep. That movie’s almost 30 years old!

Blimey! Do you know, I've never actually seen it Barrett, but I enjoyed your clips the other day

Great photos, Jack! Not really sure what’s going on in that last one, though.

Thanks, that background shows lace-maker Dorcas-Ing, aged 87, when she was sketched for that 1939 engraving

Great mug, Jack!

Thanks again buddy, I wonder if Vince has come across Saul Goodman!

What kind of person prefers unbuttered toast?

(Besides Elwood, that is.)

LOL! Now that film I have seen dozens of times! When video-recorders were fairly new here, and the pubs still closed at 11.00pm, a few of us would regularly go to watch a post-pub movie at a friend's. He only had one film though!

Buttered!
Unless you've gone vegan for your diabetes.

How's it going Jer? I use a low-fat spread, rather than butter, on my toast these days, and find it quite acceptable. I just checked, and it's vegan too! Having said that, when I have beans on toast, I don't always butter the toast

The closest I can come to sharing a pint with Jack Black and @donn at one of those wonderful English pubs they often post about and I'm sure are missing frequenting.

Picked up from the brewery/pub as a to-go order. Love the place: the beers are served from hand-pulled beer engines and they have outstanding chips (a.k.a. fries stateside). Took my Hartshead there for both the day it arrived.

Hope we can do it one day Greg, that sounds like a great pub I had a couple of big-hitters last night, 8% Sam Smith's Stingo, and a delicious 11.5% Chocolate Fudge Stout

For the first time in a long time I’ve been without a Lambsfoot in my pocket all day. It’s been a long, hot, hard day. I’ve got my stag big’un now and I’m relaxing with a hot cup of builders tea and a few cookies.

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Terrible thing Ron! I'm glad you're alright again now my friend, nice selection of cookies there

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Beautiful photo Ben, great colours

Good Morning Guardians, it's Sunday! That doesn't mean a great deal to me at the moment I'm afraid, but I hope you all have a good one

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Onebigbill]

Thank you Jack. Well at least you have beans, beer, and bread. Cheers!


“All’s well that ends well.” That’s a beautiful Barlow, Bill.

Good Afternoon Guardians.

Sweet Baby Ray’s Barbecue Beef Jerky and a Lamb.

Thanks for the kind words Harvey.