Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Jack Black said:
Looks great Vince :thumbsup:



Good to see your '19 Dennis :thumbsup:



Welcome to The Guardians (and thanks for editing your pic) :thumbsup: The stovepipe kick will rise again ;) :thumbsup:





Thanks a lot guys :thumbsup:

Morning Guardians, hope everyone had a great weekend. I usually get to hang out here on Sundays, but I still had a lovely day with my pal and his family (and their new spaniel). We had a good walk on the steep flanks of Ilkley Moor, and a lovely meal in a famous Yorkshire pub, before catching the train back to Leeds :)

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Have a good week folks :thumbsup: I'm starting off the week with some ebony :thumbsup:

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Great pics, Jack. Beautiful country.
 
As I'm new I thought I'd post credentials: purchased this in a garden / garage sale a couple of years ago. I was visiting my sister in Melbourne I paid the princely sum of $3. The lassy wanted $5 but didn't want to change a note. I had $3 and a bit in change. I think I bought her ex's knife! It's very well put together, the blade appears to be carbon steel takes a great edge off an india stone and seems to stay keen a long time. It's only flaw is the tiny nail-nick. The back spring is strong and is possibly sentient with attitude, bringing excitement to the dull world of cardboard recycling....
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willisoften said:
As I'm new I thought I'd post credentials: purchased this in a garden / garage sale a couple of years ago. I was visiting my sister in Melbourne I paid the princely sum of $3. The lassy wanted $5 but didn't want to change a note. I had $3 and a bit in change. I think I bought her ex's knife! It's very well put together, the blade appears to be carbon steel takes a great edge off an india stone and seems to stay keen a long time. It's only flaw is the tiny nail-nick. The back spring is strong and is possibly sentient with attitude, bringing excitement to the dull world of cardboard recycling....
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That's a steal of a deal for that knife.
 
willisoften said:
As I'm new I thought I'd post credentials: purchased this in a garden / garage sale a couple of years ago. I was visiting my sister in Melbourne I paid the princely sum of $3. The lassy wanted $5 but didn't want to change a note. I had $3 and a bit in change. I think I bought her ex's knife! It's very well put together, the blade appears to be carbon steel takes a great edge off an india stone and seems to stay keen a long time. It's only flaw is the tiny nail-nick. The back spring is strong and is possibly sentient with attitude, bringing excitement to the dull world of cardboard recycling....
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That's a looker! :thumbsup:
 
pjsjr said:
Dwight you captured the grain in that so very well, and with the leaves make such a great composition!
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Thanks Preston.

pjsjr said:
You also, I need to ask what lens do you use to get those photos? I have tried but can not get mine to look as good as yours
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I'm using an iphone7. Nothing special.

Jack Black said:
Fine-looking Rosewood
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Thanks Jack

cigarrodog said:
Your Lamb looks like it’s suspended in air. Very nice.
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Gracias amigo. That is a stunning pic of your lamb.

willisoften said:
As I'm new I thought I'd post credentials:
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A beautiful lambsfoot.

Half/Stop said:
A good Monday to all you Guardians! :) I’m totin the Midnight Special on a rainy Monday!
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Gorgeous Ron. In that pic it looks like horn soup bone!! :eek:
 
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