All About Pocket Knives

Thanks Joe. Those pictures were all taken on my ranch. Some really nice country around this area in Texas. I'm kinda partial to it myself. The horse in the picture is on my pasture but he isn't mine. Belongs to a friend who trains and shows Quarter horses. Last fall due to the drought we were experiencing he didn't have enough pasture for them all, so I let him put a couple of them on my south pasture. He came and got them last week.

Ken

Been sitting on the porch late this evening, thinking about tomorrow.

Larry

Maybe you should sit up straight. Looks like you're lying down.
Charlie Noyes

Gotta love those pines Larry. Beautiful view you've got there. No pines like that here on the blackland prairie. I'm about 40 miles west of where the pines begin. Those southern pines don't like our black dirt.

Ken

RobesonsRme.com wrote:Maybe you should sit up straight. Looks like you're lying down.
Charlie Noyes

Charlie, I was sitting in a Rocking Chair leaning way back.

Ken, love them Pines Trees


Larry

Making me a liitle jealous. Beautiful ranch.

Back on the porch, resting after a long week

Larry

PS: The Pond is full of Bass and Beam, but never have time to fish

Wife's flower garden

Harold

Beautiful garden.
I love flowers myself. What's not to like?
On occasion I'll buy them just to have them in the house.
My mother loved Iris; she called them flags.

The Mrs. says she has these bulbs for 40 years. They have been thinned out a few times.

Harold

Very pretty

Larry

jlw257 wrote:Back on the porch, resting after a long week

Larry

PS: The Pond is full of Bass and Beam, but never have time to fish

Do you mean "Bream"????

knives-are-quiet wrote:

jlw257 wrote:Back on the porch, resting after a long week

Larry

PS: The Pond is full of Bass and Beam, but never have time to fish

Do you mean "Bream"????

Yes Sir, Thank You for the Correction

My daughter has taken an interest in flint knapping lately! Used my Case to notch out a couple sticks for her and here's what we ended up with

Very cool Mike. I want to teach my boys to do that.....have no clue where to start.
Send mer some info pal!

Looky what I picked up today......never seen one with the shell before...

Those lantern protector are the best,I've broken more lanterns till I got mine ten years age.I like yours better mine has a separate base.

..that's the type case both of mine have, the other type must be an earlier model!!!...... ......

Garddogg56 I have a couple of lantern cases like the one you showed. I've learned the hard way you need to be very careful to make sure the tab is caught on both sides at the bottom, otherwise you may end up dropping the lantern. They do help protect the lantern pretty well other than that.

..hey, goober!!!..just watched you on the andy Griffith show!!!..you're not aging like me!!!.......... ...............

I spent the better part of today installing 2" under fork tubes today.

Lookin good Kenny.

How's she ride ?

philco wrote:Lookin good Kenny.
How's she ride ?

Runs and drives great! Handling is dramatically improved now that center of gravity is 2" lower.

nice scooter, Ken

Nice ride Ken

Done that a few times to those front ends use some good fork oil that is heavier than the Motor Companies and it really changes the ride I've rebuilt the air shocks on my FL and used heavier oil also and only run about 6# of air and get a damn good ride out of them---you really want it to ride good get rid of that boney wheel and run a 16" on the front--it'll roll rite over them long cracks in the road instead of suckin you into to them-------