All About Pocket Knives

Found another Covered Bridge yesterday.. Must have passed it a few times but never noticed it!!! John

John, may I ask when you first experienced a connection with eagles as illustrated, literally, on your hand?

Quick Steel wrote:John, may I ask when you first experienced a connection with eagles as illustrated, literally, on your hand?

Garry.. I have another Eagle tattoo of an eagle on my left arm I got back in 1981.. The hand tattoo I got last yr.. I have my right hand tattooed also..John

jmh, love those eagles.

Thanks Floyd.. Me too as you can tell by my ink.. Actually the Eagles in the pics were ALOT closer than the pics show.. We had a few adults no more than 15-20yds from us!! Was Kool!!! John

John I enjoyed the eagle pics and the picture of the covered bridge with that magnificent Toyota Tacoma in it.

Our daughter took this picture of our son, Philip and his little boy, Dawson, our youngest grandson. I really like this picture, that's our baby boy, 40 years old and his baby boy, 30 months old! They are walking down the "long road" just like when Philip was a little feller accompanied by a dog or two.
Time really flies when you're havin' fun!
Treefarmer

Philip, I love the picture and all that it involves. Thanks for sharing.

Floyd, it was my pleasure to share the picture with our AAPK family. You are right, my friend, there were a lot of things involved over the years getting to that point yesterday, Thanksgiving Day 2018.
Treefarmer

Phil I have no doubt that photo gave you a very good feeling. IMO it's a tribute to what you've laid out for those who follow you. I think you've done very well my friend.

That's a great picture Phil and I can feel the emotion both in your words and see it in the picture. None of my Grandkids are that small any more, and my Great's are a little older than that. Time sure sails by. It's both fun and sad to see pictures. ____Dave

Wow Phillip Wow - most of us work our entire life to build a legacy but to capture it in a picture truly are 1,000 words. You and Ms Joy should be proud of what you've accomplished with the Grace of God.

Thanks Phil.. The Tacoma is GOOD!!

Phil(tf).. That is AWESOME!! Nicely done!!! John

Found this little fella about 10yds off a road asleep.. Startled me when I saw him.. Tip-toed away as I did not want to disturb him.. In all my time in the woods this was a first for me.. Double click to enlarge pic.. John

Now jmh that is just plain cool. I always enjoy those right place at the right time moments. Their rarity makes them special. I guess everyone needs a nap sometimes.

A little help needed John. Even double enlarged I can't quite make out what I am seeing. A racoon? Fox?

Quick Steel wrote:A little help needed John. Even double enlarged I can't quite make out what I am seeing. A racoon? Fox?

Raccoon.. That stump was about 30yds from a stream.. Musta ate too much!!! John

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Kinda hurts my heart Eustace.

doglegg wrote:Now jmh that is just plain cool. I always enjoy those right place at the right time moments. Their rarity makes them special. I guess everyone needs a nap sometimes.

Thanks Floyd.. Yep.. I just kinda stumbled on him and startled the heck out of me.. And a nap sounds good sometimes you are right!!! John

Love it when that clean, crisp Canadian air moves in.

Steve Warden wrote:Love it when that clean, crisp Canadian air moves in.
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And drops 400 ft of snow on top of yore punkin head?

Don't mind the snow at all.
Born up in Van Buren, Maine, north of Caribou, close to Madawaska. From there it was 3 years at Eilson AFB, Alaska, near Fairbanks. I remember Dad taking us out Trick-or-treating, the snow was deeper than I was tall.
From there to upstate New York, right in the snow belt. Back to downeast Maine, down to the snow belt of NY, back to northern Maine, then to Dover, New Hampshire where I graduated, 1980. Dad was in the Air Force.
Then I joined - two years in Ohio, three in Germany, last 15 here in New Jersey. Still here since '86.
I kinda enjoy shoveling, once I get out and get started. Hard for me to stop with just my own property. Usually wind up helping the neighbors on either side.

Couple of ole rufus sided towhees came by to visit, very pretty birds.