prairie.dog
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Amir Fleschwund
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Check out day. 881Y and a jack by Emil Voos.
People in Georgia are really nice. And they really try to accomodate folks with disabilities.
I don’t drink, but so many of you include alcoholic beverages in your photos, this is for you.
Judging by the name, it’s probably pretty rank swill.
One of the two waterfalls we hiked to yesterday. One was level, following a creek along a valley floor, but was muddy.
The other wss steeply uphill and a tangly mess of roots and rocks. Once again, I was very proud of my daughter.
People in Georgia are really nice. And they really try to accomodate folks with disabilities.I don’t drink, but so many of you include alcoholic beverages in your photos, this is for you.Judging by the name, it’s probably pretty rank swill.
One of the two waterfalls we hiked to yesterday. One was level, following a creek along a valley floor, but was muddy.The other wss steeply uphill and a tangly mess of roots and rocks. Once again, I was very proud of my daughter.
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Being stuck in the past isn’t always a bad thing.
JohnDF
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Beautiful knife and photo!
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Terrific trio Gary, I bought one of those small Cotton Samplers for a friend's kid recently
Many thanks JohnNice to see your actual "TC" TC, beautiful and classic.
Great photo of a very good-looking knifeHappy Friday Everybody
Couple of cool 'peasant knives' RachelNot-so-fancy Friday
Can you remind me what the top one is please? Reminds me of gook ole days gone by.
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We’ll it took some digging but I finally found a new Case Stockman with no quality issues at all. No spring/liner/bolster gaps, no blade wobble and no rubbing. Very happy indeed.
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r8shell
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Thanks, Jack.Couple of cool 'peasant knives' Rachel
It's a mini version of a traditional pattern by Parranino from Chile. They usually have horn handles, and this is the only miniature version I've seen. It originally had a bail for a keychain, so some sort of souvenir, I suppose.
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Gorgeous Gus, those big 97s are billboards for great covers!View attachment 1660719
Sun’up here, if you want to call it that,
is at 7am these days before the daylight savings switch kicks in. Black ebony for this Friday… a great one and weekend to All
Dave, that’s the image I’ll have in my head every time I hear “the porch.” Can’t unsee it, and I’m just fine with that!Sunrise in NH with the Gec 21
Now that’s a cool picture, those covers should age gracefully also.Happy Friday Everybody
Very nice, my grandmother left one of those to me when she passed years ago. Yours looked well loved.Received this one from my grandmother several years ago. Apparently, it belonged to her brother and he carried it every day. They and their other siblings all spent their entire lives in Texas, so I guess it's fitting he carried a Texas toothpick.
The crimson collection keeps getting bigger, you holding out on us Neal?I'm really liking Cases Crimson Bone. These two today.
That’s a good mood to be in, nice picture Jon.
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Thank you, Todd.
I can't wait to find out.
Another great pairing.
I can't wit to see what bead you come up with for Christmas.
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carcking photo what is NH?Sunrise in NH with the Gec 21