Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[unclekurty]

Happy Friday. Here’s a Toole in black paper micarta along with my cat Toby. I recently taught him to shake hands. He figured out the more he sticks out his paw the likelier it is he’ll get a treat. His special talent is he tolerates turkeys.

 

[brianv]

Beautiful knife, silly cat.

 

[Rufus1949]

Good morning Guardians. Woke up to a cool 45° this morning.

Jumping on the Bex wagon today



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Nice jump Steve.

 

[DaleS]

Bob Special today.

 

[SteveC]

Happy Friday. Here’s a Toole in black paper micarta along with my cat Toby. I recently taught him to shake hands. He figured out the more he sticks out his paw the likelier it is he’ll get a treat. His special talent is he tolerates turkeys.

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Black beauty

Nice jump Steve.

Thanks buddy !

Bob Special today. View attachment 2968597

Special indeed !

 

[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians! Hope y'all's day is going good. Cool and rainy around these parts.

 

[Rufus1949]

Afternoon Guardians! Hope y'all's day is going good. Cool and rainy around these parts.

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Nice bex David.

 

[SteveC]

Afternoon Guardians! Hope y'all's day is going good. Cool and rainy around these parts.

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Nice old Venture !

 

[pat9198]

Good afternoon Guardians! It's a hot Friday around here. Not sure how many more of these we'll get this year so trying to enjoy it. 5 o'clock can't come soon enough!

 

[btb01]

I walked four more miles on the Dakota Rail Trail today, covering miles 2 through 4. It was mostly cloudy, but the sun kept peeking out every so often. It’s also unseasonably cool here, with a high of only 59° today, though it looks like it’ll warm back up into the 70s next week.

One of my favorite things about this trail (when it’s warm and sunny out, rather than cool and overcast, that is) is how much natural shade some parts of it have.

The section of trail I walked today goes between Orono and Minnetonka Beach, both small communities on Lake Minnetonka. I’ve learned it’s best not to look up the values of houses in this area.

Because it was built on an old railroad bed, the trail crosses several old trestle bridges. Most of them are fairly small, but I think this one, Arcola Bridge, might be the longest at around 550 feet.

I would have taken some pictures of the lake, but it was seriously windy as I crossed the bridge — I had to take my hat off and stuff it in my back pocket to keep from losing it — so I didn’t hang around too long. I did get one quick snap of the Lambsfoot I had with me, though.

 

[Rufus1949]

I walked four more miles on the Dakota Rail Trail today, covering miles 2 through 4. It was mostly cloudy, but the sun kept peeking out every so often. It’s also unseasonably cool here, with a high of only 59° today, though it looks like it’ll warm back up into the 70s next week.

One of my favorite things about this trail (when it’s warm and sunny out, rather than cool and overcast, that is) is how much natural shade some parts of it have.

The section of trail I walked today goes between Orono and Minnetonka Beach, both small communities on Lake Minnetonka. I’ve learned it’s best not to look up the values of houses in this area.

Because it was built on an old railroad bed, the trail crosses several old trestle bridges. Most of them are fairly small, but I think this one, Arcola Bridge, might be the longest at around 550 feet.

I would have taken some pictures of the lake, but it was seriously windy as I crossed the bridge — I had to take my hat off and stuff it in my back pocket to keep from losing it — so I didn’t hang around too long. I did get one quick snap of the Lambsfoot I had with me, though.

That looks like some great country Barrett. Keep those walks up.

 

[SteveC]

Good afternoon Guardians! It's a hot Friday around here. Not sure how many more of those we'll get this year so trying to enjoy it. 5 o'clock can't come soon enough!

Looking good Pat !

I walked four more miles on the Dakota Rail Trail today, covering miles 2 through 4. It was mostly cloudy, but the sun kept peeking out every so often. It’s also unseasonably cool here, with a high of only 59° today, though it looks like it’ll warm back up into the 70s next week.

One of my favorite things about this trail (when it’s warm and sunny out, rather than cool and overcast, that is) is how much natural shade some parts of it have.

The section of trail I walked today goes between Orono and Minnetonka Beach, both small communities on Lake Minnetonka. I’ve learned it’s best not to look up the values of houses in this area.

Because it was built on an old railroad bed, the trail crosses several old trestle bridges. Most of them are fairly small, but I think this one, Arcola Bridge, might be the longest at around 550 feet.

I would have taken some pictures of the lake, but it was seriously windy as I crossed the bridge — I had to take my hat off and stuff it in my back pocket to keep from losing it — so I didn’t hang around too long. I did get one quick snap of the Lambsfoot I had with me, though.

Nice shot of your '19

 

[waynorth]

Tasmanian Devil!!!
This Tasmanian Blackwood from Eric needed some fresh air from its safe queen status!!

 

[pat9198]

Looking good Pat !

Thanks Steve, happy Friday!

 

[btb01]

Good afternoon Guardians! It's a hot Friday around here. Not sure how many more of those we'll get this year so trying to enjoy it. 5 o'clock can't come soon enough!

Your GL-24 is looking good. Are you cooking up anything tasty with those pellets?

Nice shot of your '19

Thanks, Steve, but that’s actually a different knife. I believe it was a short run Jack had done in Indonesian Rosewood, so while it was a Jack Black exclusive, it wasn’t one of the annual Guardians knives.

 

[Campbellclanman]

I decided to put this old Gal in my pocket today. My first day out venturing after being stuck inside with a bad dose of the lurgy, it always hits me in my Lungs big time!

Herbert Robinson, Sheffield. This thing is sharp after a little stropping

Have the best day folks.

 

[pat9198]

Your GL-24 is looking good. Are you cooking up anything tasty with those pellets?

Thank you Barrett. This is easily my most carried lamb, I just love it.

Your walks on the trail recently have brought back some very fond memories of when I was a kid and my parents took my brother and I on a bicycle ride somewhere near the Wisconsin/Minnesota state line. We were supposed to ride all day and stay the night then ride back the next day. I was very young so I can’t remember exactly where it was, but there was a cheese festival going on at our destination and subsequently there were no hotel rooms available. My dad had to ride all the way back that night to get the van and pick us up. We waited on a park bench outside a restaurant with my mom while my dad said he was chased several miles by a dog.

The memories you are creating will last a lifetime.

 

[pat9198]

Your GL-24 is looking good. Are you cooking up anything tasty with those pellets?

I totally forgot to answer this. I’m going to cook a couple steaks tomorrow for me and my wife. I usually cook two to three times a week on the pellet grill so I was really just stocking up on pellets.

Chicken wings have been my absolute favorite lately. I’m hoping to get the opportunity to cook some Monday night for the Bears game.

 

[SteveC]

Thanks, Steve, but that’s actually a different knife. I believe it was a short run Jack had done in Indonesian Rosewood, so while it was a Jack Black exclusive, it wasn’t one of the annual Guardians knives.

I see it now, the bolster should have clued me in. Very nice !

I decided to put this old Gal in my pocket today. My first day out venturing after being stuck inside with a bad dose of the lurgy, it always hits me in my Lungs big time!

Herbert Robinson, Sheffield. This thing is sharp after a little stropping

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Sweet old Lamb Duncan !

 

[cudgee]

the Lambsfoot I had with me,

That is one great no frills Lamb. Love the character of the wood.

This Tasmanian Blackwood from Eric

Some of his finest covers out of all of his excellent releases.