Thanks for the pictures Jack. I can certainly imagine how painful it must have been on those concrete benches! You’ve been so good about doing the walking, it’s very unfair that the back pain has returned.
Thanks you, much appreciated.There’s some info here about Sheldon Knives in an older post from Jack:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/guardians-of-the-lambsfoot.1406735/page-237#post-17926818
Thanks Dwight, I have gotten a message from the system that seemed to indicate too much. Like that photo, it's to muchThanks Jack
Beautiful pic John.
Great post Rachel. My mom is also 85 and still trying to do everything she's always done. Sounds like a great reunion.
Same here Preston. It seems to help not to quote more than a page or two at a time.
Mike thank you for sharing your story. Wonderful to hear you have responded favorably to treatments and the future is looking bright. Beautiful knives representing the births of your children! Prayers and best wishes for you and your family.
Great knives posted today, especially the oldies.
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Thanks, seems to beGlad it's working out and I'm glad I could be of some help Looks like you've got the hang of it
"I wanted to name her Chatoyance, but got vetoed..." Too bad it got vetoed.
Especially if her middle name was Kathy, and if you called her Chatty for short, she would be known as....(wait for it)...Chatty Kathy
Please know that I and I'm sure many others are in your corner. Stay strong.
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Great shot...it's as if I can smell the Jasmine!Among the fragrant Jasmine:
I guess some of the folks here type a lot faster and more accurately than I and have better computer skillls than I.I'm always here reading and enjoying everyone's posts!
My apologies for not writing posts of my own here lately.
I thought I should at least report that I carried my Union Jack as my Lambsfoot of the Week all of last week:
This week that honor goes to my Valley Jack:
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Wow, that is really stunning, Gary, great photo.Thanks, John.
Speaking of lovely pictures, that recent sunrise shot of yours is stunning!
Here's the other side of my Valley Jack (pile side inspired the name):
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Well, Ron, yours is not chopped liverAwesome pictures, GT! Glad to see you and your Valley Jack!
Jack, it's spring time here and we can get most any type at any time. Love my Snakewood Lambie!Morning folks, trying to catch up one page at a time
Just the Lambsfoot here please Jose
Thanks pal
Nice crisp pic of RALF My Easter weekend was going great until I sat down to put my shoes on to go to the Royal Armouries, and my back went!
Lovely pic of your '19 John
Great to have you back Rachel
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Weather sounds ropey Preston, it's been in the high 70's here! Sorry to hear about the gremlins too. Lovely Snakewood
USA did well, took first place in the jousting, won the Sword of Honour, and one of the team got the vote for chivalry! More later
It would have been a lot more fun if I hadn't been in agony with my back!
Fabulous Ron, too long since we saw that beauty
The Canadians had French heritage! I will post pics
He does, he chose me I'll look into that thread also.Great to see you here Mike Wow, congratulations on picking up those two interesting Lambsfoot patterns. There is a thread with some more info about the Sheldon Knife here, including a few posts by Mr Sheldon's grandson: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/two-unusual-sheffield-patterns.1483990/ That is a particularly fine Unity Lambsfoot too my friend, very nice indeed Thanks so much for the pics
Awww...
Dutch has great taste
Thanks Dave, the benches were torture! I still walked about 4 miles yesterday, but my back is worse today, I'm gutted
Thanks Jack! I totally agree my friend! Harry keeps telling me I need to get it out and use and enjoy it more. I think he may be right!Fabulous Ron, too long since we saw that beauty
Jack, I'm so sorry for you pain and discomfort, but I greatly appreciate all the wonderful photos from the Jousting Tournament!Unfortunately, the pics I took of my Lambsfoot at the event were out of focus But I was accompanied in regal fashion
I sat down to put my shoes on to go to the Royal Armouries, and my back went!
Fantastic, Jack! Plenty of superb pics, almost like being there.The tournament over, spoils went to the victors Each year the participants vote on whom amongst their number has been the most chivalrous. They chose Jeffrey Wasson from New York City
The US team also won the Sword of Honour (presented by a bloke from the Royal Armouries who couldn't be bothered to dress up )
While Team UK galloped in to take the Queen's Golden Jubilee Horn (Andrew Deane has won it twice before, and the Sword of Honour seven times)
The knights ride out.
Fantastic, Jack! Plenty of superb pics, almost like being there.
Incidentally, some of my favourite episodes of The Beverly Hillbillies were the ones filmed in England, with Sir Jethro the Black Knight at Clampett Castle.
Well, my recently born granddaughter is Eleanor, but her parents call her "Ellie."LOL! They were excellent Vince I wanted to call my middle daughter Ellie Mae, but like @Nature Boy , I was thwarted!
Jack, it's spring time here and we can get most any type at any time. Love my Snakewood Lambie!
He does, he chose me I'll look into that thread also.
Going dog training, still cold and wet. Any day with Dutch beats most other days! Have a great Tuesday, Guardians.
Dang buddy sure wish the back was doing better. That was a very cool write up thank you! Great pics too! Don't know Jeff, but know of him. Looked like a fun day for sure. We drove over to the coast (about 3 hours) and picked up a mare we had dropped off for breeding a couple of weeks ago yesterday.
Thanks Jack! I totally agree my friend! Harry keeps telling me I need to get it out and use and enjoy it more. I think he may be right!
Jack, I'm so sorry for you pain and discomfort, but I greatly appreciate all the wonderful photos from the Jousting Tournament!
Sorry to hear of your troubles, Jack. Getting old isn't for the faint of heart!
Lovely pics of the tournament, it must have been great fun despite the pain.
Well, my recently born granddaughter is Eleanor, but her parents call her "Ellie."
(I've been thwarted in the naming business, too. Couldn't even get "Thomas" (Apostle, Aquinas, Becket, More, Sawyer, etc.) for any of my sons because my wife knew a Tom or Tommy once that she hated!)
Superb AC pics guys
Wow! Dwight- Nice shot of a nice Knife matey!
. Like that photo, it's to much
Or my favorite... "The Tank Engine".Couldn't even get "Thomas" (Apostle, Aquinas, Becket, More, Sawyer, etc.)
Jack Black - Jack thank you my friend for hanging in there and giving us photo documentation of the event. Very interesting and highly entertaining pictures. What elaborate and highly detailed regalia. Most impressive. So sorry to hear of your back pain relapse. Severe backspin is almost unbearable without relief. Hoping for a quick recovery kind sir.
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Or my favorite... The Tank Engine.
Ah man... went through a bilateral hernia repair my ownself couple three years ago. A hernia is not fun. Purty purty ironwood.I found this online, not quite what I had in mind, but thought it might raise a chuckle
Lucy liked it anyway