What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

[TkoK83Spy]

Flipper Friday

[Tristan_david2001]

[Makunochimaster]

[TkoK83Spy]

Back home, leaves have been changing quickly!

[vivi]

Burnt orange Native Chief is always a great choice for this time of year ^



weight weenie friday

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

Back home, leaves have been changing quickly!

Really? Barely seen any changing down here, just some scattered sourwoods and a maple here or there…oh and KILLER PHOTO!!!

[TkoK83Spy]

Back home, leaves have been changing quickly!

Really? Barely seen any changing down here, just some scattered sourwoods and a maple here or there…oh and KILLER PHOTO!!!

I'll get a pic of the tree tomorrow, at its peak right now! Seems a bit early.

I agree Vivi, I think that's why I kept this particular Native Chief around...plus that thin, long blade of Rex45!

[Airlsee]

[Wandering_About]

[Wartstein]

It´s been a while, but today I am carrying my HAP40 Stretch 1 again, and so I was looking for old pics I might still have of that knife.

Came across this one from more than two years ago.

Took it back then also for sharing some history which I sometimes allow myself to do in this particular thread, hope in this case it might be interesting for some US members here.

What can be seen is a commemorative plaque for the 42nd US Infantry division, the "Rainbow division".

Salzburg as part of Austria was occupied by the Nazis and at the end of WW2 liberated by US troops.

The rainbow division actually did not really take part in the active fighting in Salzburg itself (as the plaque wrongly suggests), but came to replace the 101st Airborne Division as the occupying unit in Salzburg right after the end of WW2.
(They participated in European battles elsewhere though and liberated the concentration camp of Dachau).

They painted and left their "insignia" / "symbol" - the rainbow - on quite some places on their way through Europe, so also right in the city of Salzburg (see second pic).

(Should anyone happen to be interested in a bit more WW2 remains / postwar knife pics and history - here are some more links to related posts I made in the past:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=60127&start=28160#p1530639
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=60127&p=1557806&hil ... r#p1557806
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=60127&p=1463019&hil ... r#p1463019 )

[Wartstein]

The few here close to me know i have bin stugling physically and in result also a bit mentaly for awhile now.
Past week was another dificult one.
To my suprise my brother showed up this morning before he went to work and gave me this amazing gift so i put it in my pocket right away! ....

Just came across this, my friend!

Whatever it is, I hope things are already getting better!!

[Manixguy@1994]

The CEO has been keeping me busy preparing for winter . Took time for a shot . MG2

[mikey177]

Manbug Salt

[TkoK83Spy]

Morning Manbug

[Makunochimaster]

[Giygas]

[SaltyCaribbeanDfly]

Ripe persimmons I found this morning on a quick bow hunt…needless to say I set up another stand nearby … only eat the RIPE ones or your in for a ride…very hard dense wood with a beautiful grain that for a long period of time were made into golf clubs…pictured is an old Ben Hogan 3-wood I played with back in high school oh and one of my absolute favorite knives, Manbug Salt

[Sharp Guy]

Morning walk carry...

[ladybug93]