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You S.C. boys take good pictures. Nice.

jmh, I can feel the cool, hear the falls, smell all the positive ions in the air and enjoy the relaxed felling that comes with all that. Now that I am so relaxed hand me that blade and let me admire it a while, nice knife and picture.

Hey dog.. Now we are talking!! Thanks.. John

Wonderful shot, John!

Thank you Steve.. John

Pointy Things...

Tony_Wood wrote:Pointy Things...

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That barrel cactus makes me homesick!! Nice lookin' Camillus too!!! Great photo!

Tony_Wood wrote:Pointy Things...

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You must still be in the SW, Tony. Like the picture. What did cactus look like before the fall?

Great shots, one and all!

Here's one of my favorite EDC's with a freshly cut rose from the garden. I think I'll call this one, "Signs of Summer".

WB

WB that is a wonderful shot, simply beautiful. The composition and framing all rate a wow!

whitebuffalo58 wrote:Great shots, one and all!

Here's one of my favorite EDC's with a freshly cut rose from the garden. I think I'll call this one, "Signs of Summer".

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WB

Great picture. Great knife. Great title. Is not our God amazing in all the wonderful beauty he supplies. And He does it all in etch a sketch. There is the rose, it is beautiful and then it fades and is gone. No worry, He always provides a fresh one. Thanks for the photo.

Sasquach wrote:

Tony_Wood wrote:Pointy Things...

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That barrel cactus makes me homesick!! Nice lookin' Camillus too!!! Great photo!

Those plants are under almost every step at certain elevations and aridity. Thanks, I love this old 72.

doglegg wrote:

Tony_Wood wrote:Pointy Things...

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You must still be in the SW, Tony. Like the picture. What did cactus look like before the fall?

Trip is almost over. Sure have enjoyed it. I have a few pics stored up to post in days to come.
Don’t know what it would have looked like before the fall, but surely it didn’t poke so avidly. Perhaps, if it did, it offered a pleasantry rather than pain.

whitebuffalo58 wrote:Great shots, one and all!

Here's one of my favorite EDC's with a freshly cut rose from the garden. I think I'll call this one, "Signs of Summer".

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WB

That's a nice old case WB.



I got a new(er) cell phone today, it takes MUCH better knife pictures than the old phone

A few here

My son’s knife at Garden of the gods.

That picture enlarged is even better. Knife, tree texture and the little plant growth all combine for a great picture. Sand stone back drop.

Tony, ... wow! Just.....WOW!

Beautiful Tested, wow.
Sweet knife Tony Wood.

Thanks fellows.
XXTestedXX those knives are beauties. I have a Whaler in ebony; it is a pocketful. Those muscle bones are fantastic.


One more from the trip: Izula with Pike’s Peak in the distance. It was hard to focus on just one with the other in the picture.

I think all your favorite knives made the trip. Working knives can be pretty too. I hate for your trip to end. You mentioned your son is it your whole family?

doglegg wrote:I think all your favorite knives made the trip. Working knives can be pretty too. I hate for your trip to end. You mentioned your son is it your whole family?

Yes sir. I have more working knives, but they never got pulled.
It was the whole crew. Wife and two children.

Bet it is one your family will not soon forget. Happy for you.

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