All About Pocket Knives

I drove over to Vermont one time when I was in Nashua, NH of business. Lotta trees in the south east section of the state. I would like to go back sometime and see more of the state. New Hampshire and Maine too.

Good morning everyone. Another beautiful day in The Great Midwest. Nothing going on here other than fondling my knives.

8)mornin everybody, lookin like fog this morn and just got cold nosed by you know who Guess I have to brave the fog and do my duty

Good morning all. Welcome to another week of knives and some mundane stuff. It's supposed to cool off here tomorrow after some rain today. Keeps this up and I'm going to need to mow the lawn again.

Wishing each and every one of you a safe and happy week.

Morning Jerry! I'm sitting here being good (defined as no coffee, no food) - got my semi-annual checkup this morning with the Doc. I'll get some coffee on my way home - have a good one gents.

Mornin gents.

Semi annual checkup? WOW, never had the first.

Mornin boys. I just counted the change in my change jar.. Im not there yet. Looks like im going back to werk after all.
Better drink up

Mornin' boyz!

Hello Scott (and anyone else who is up) - sipping coffee over here boss!

Today marks one year for me here on AAPK (I read on AAPK for about a year before I became a member) - thanks to all you guys for making this the best "electronic community" on the internet. Interestingly enough this is also the anniversary of my departed Grandmother's birthday (she would have been 98), she's the Grandma who gifted me with the Buck 301 pocketknife (shown in my signature below) for my 15th birthday. Last year it escaped my attention that I joined AAPK on her birthday - how appropriate is that!

Good morning Mr. Scott. The rain has passed on through and it's not supposed to get over 64* here today. Looks like it will be a good day to mow the lawn.

What's on Mr. Scott's agenda for today?

I see the Colonel was typing while I was typing. Good Morning Colonel. Happy AAPK anniversary.

Congrats on your one-year anniversary!

And here's a great big steel sahlute to carrying the memory of your grandmother with you. May she rest in peace.

Good morning folks.

O.H. congratulations on surviving a year here. I hope you will enjoy many more.

Still raining here. It's been a good soaking rain with very little runoff. Just what we needed.

Mornin' guys and happy AAPK birthday, OH!
Hope all have a great day!

Ray

Good morning, Gentlemen. Our 1st cup will be later this morning, as Momma has a stress test scheduled at 9:20 am. So I'll "suffer" with her until it's completed. We've had 3.1 inches of rain since noon yesterday. The woods are wet and the peanut harvest will be shut down for a little while. The rain is welcome but some of our neighbors need to be in the fields. Treefarmer

That's the thing about Mother Nature. She don't work on your schedule.

treefarmer wrote:Good morning, Gentlemen. Our 1st cup will be later this morning, as Momma has a stress test scheduled at 9:20 am. So I'll "suffer" with her until it's completed. We've had 3.1 inches of rain since noon yesterday. The woods are wet and the peanut harvest will be shut down for a little while. The rain is welcome but some of our neighbors need to be in the fields. Treefarmer

When I was at Ft. Rucker for AIT (67N20, single rotor, turbine utility helicopter repairman) there was a huge monument in Enterprise, AL to the Boll Weavel for having destroyed the cotton crop, which led to the planting of peanuts.

9:45 Temp. 52*

Overcast, 58 deg, loadin up the rig, headin out, mornin all

58*, 52*.....you guys are killin me.

85 here.....

tjmurphy wrote:When I was at Ft. Rucker for AIT (67N20, single rotor, turbine utility helicopter repairman) there was a huge monument in Enterprise, AL to the Boll Weavel for having destroyed the cotton crop, which led to the planting of peanuts.

It's still there, though a replica stands now.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boll_Weevil_Monument

Was the original lost to the tornado?

I'm drinking the good stuff for the next couple of weeks. I was down in Costa Rica last week on a business trip, and we were able to take a tour of the Doka Coffee plantation, the Poas Volcano, and the rainforest at La Paz waterfall. Very cool stuff. I came home with 6 or 7 bags of coffee.

Here's a shot of some big lug (yours truely) standing in front of some coffee plants. The beans are green right now, and turn red when ripe.

Why, Mike. You're quite the handsome fella. I had you pictured differently.

A free trip to Costa Rica. I'm a little (read that a lot) envious.

yep, Jerry, that's me......6'2", 260 lbs of rompin', stompin' hell .....well, maybe 20 years ago.