Hi y'all,
Got two teeny tinies from when I was into pocket carrying little fixies. Both amazing knives in their own rights, super fun and functional for smaller tasks.
Bark River Micro Canadian 154CM - $65 SOLD SOLD SOLD
This one is nice and slim, convex grind, has been used and edge needs a touch-up for sure. Polished brown micarta scales. Otherwise in great condition and nice "drop in the pack and forget it" knife. Comes with Bark River belt sheath that's broken in and soft. Deep discount from retail (~$130) for a user that has a ton of life left.
Fiddleback Forge Mosquito A2 - $130 SOLD SOLD SOLD
This one is more of a work of art, handcrafted by Andy Roy of Fiddleback Forge, and a rare model at that. I think there are only a handful of these out there in the world. Osage Orange and natural micarta liners and pins, it's absolutely gorgeous craftmanship. Has a thinner grind and the upswept blade is quite slicey. Very comfy 3 finger grip, and pinches up like a champ. Comes with custom-made RLO sheath, also top-notch. I'm posting this at a huge loss to move quickly (knife was originally $275, sheath $60), so this is an absolute steal if you're into a really, really nice little knife.
First YOLO wins the prize, holler with any questions and I love you all (kissy face)
NO TRADES NO TRADES NO TRADES :-)
https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/google_map/google_map_e.html
Image of Bow River flow rate graph since March 2020 (max range) - link to that graph
2013 floods show up clearly in historical data table. 410 m^(3)/s for June that year vs 223 m^(3)/s historic mean. So cool to see the annual cycle from about ~50m^(3)/s in winter to ~200 m^(3)/s in summer - much greater difference than I would've guessed!
