Beautiful picture and shave. Have a great trip.

Thanks Keith.

almost there Joseph, nice shave sir..

cool shave and pics sir..

Great lather, shave, son, Andrew.

nice shave Jason..

Thank you, Danny!

Clint!

I wish 's would read this.

Yeah.................I left that alone! That would make an interesting new CT!

Where am I headed, Gary?

your den is growing sir..

Actually, it's shrinking in quantity. Mos def.

Wonderful picture, Jason! Have fun this weekend!

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Great work, Danny! Although, putting Arko in that new tub just doubled your cost of it...

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Awesome combo, Keith.

Welcome back! Sounds like you are rocking the Shavette, Terry.

I passed on a nice Enders once in an Antique shop because I didn't want to deal with the blades. Sounds like I made a mistake, Robert.

I guess your soap is now unobtanium seeing as Canadian Blade Co has closed up their website, Gary. IIRC, it was made by Soapy Bathman for them.

Wonderful, bright, blue colours, Clint. The soap sounds quite interesting as well. TGIF, my friend.

Lovely photo, Jim. FYI, I just bought some more resin to try a few more wood/resin combos as well.

Interesting to see the lather difference, Joseph. If I ever ruin lather now, it is because I overhydrate it. Lots of product and lots of water has become my lathering mantra.

TGIF! My goodness is he growing!
A great photo, Andrew. Sorry the SE didn't work out.

Wikipedia says; "The sandpipers have a cosmopolitan distribution, occurring across most of the world's land surfaces except for Antarctica and the driest deserts." I'm guessing there are a variety or three there near Long Island.

I'm an animal lover, too. Sometimes my "love" extends to batter dip and deep frying. That could explain the need for protected species status. Unlike Joe and his neighbors who are more selective about the critters and crustaceans they consume, coastal Cajuns are known to eat most anything that doesn't eat us first. I do draw the line at certain critters. Opossum and a cousin, the invasive nutria are just too rat-like for me to desire. Maybe if it was already in a brown gravey over rice...

Thanks Jason
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Thanks, Jason!
Looking forward to seeing your new creations!

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Thank you, Gentlemen.
Just looked at the weather forecast- today and Saturday looks ok in Lethbridge (the small city we are going to on the prairies), Sunday morning is scheduled to be 3 degrees celsius. At the end of May. Sigh.

that is a shame, it's nice soap..i will enjoy it while it lasts.. thank you Jason..