Well, actually, my oldest son found them (he's quite the Kimi fan, who knows where he got that from...). Anyway, we bought them here. At 12 Euro the price/quality is good, and they are official team merchandise so... We went for the fastest tracked shipping (since we also bought two caps, and a Kimi hoody) and everything got delivered, very nicely packed, 3 or 4 days after we placed our order.
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Not much difference on Antwerp's parking lot...
I have to admit...People here stop at mushrooms to look at them, and tell kids to look but don't touch.I have seen only 1 kicked over mushroom this season so far.Strange how we're so close, yet different...We're planning on heading out again tomorrow too.Obviously short distances since mrs. isn't that good yet. But we were thinking of taking coffee and cake with us for a woodland coffee break
I know the title of this topic says SAKs (or other multitools), but since this topic is beginning to look more and more like a topic for myself and only a handful of my MTO friends, I guess the title doesn't really matters anymore...So if you guys want to post pics of your watches, hiking GPS's, walking sticks, backpacks, cars, etc... (or just a scenery shot, I love a beautiful scenery shot) go nuts . I know I've posted numerous pics of other stuff already here (mostly watches), and I'm guessing that, at this point, this topic has gotten so "exclusive" that it doesn't really matter anymore . So, here's a pic of my latest Pro Trek watch, taken today during a short hike with the Misses and our little girl. Nothing fancy, only a few kilometers from my home, next to the local river. Due to the current Covid-19 lockdown over here it seems as if everybody who goes shopping or spends his time in a restaurant or bar otherwise now, all the sudden, needs to re-connect with nature again. Turning the places where I usually go to relax and get away from other people into overcrowded, noisy infection hot-spots... So the only places left for me to go are the most boring ones (with almost no possibility to take some nice SAK pics) and sadly enough, even there you can feel that it's getting busier day by day...If this trend continues I'll be forced to stay inside my home pretty soon. Only going outside to go to work... Or hope for sh*tty weather . Anyway... Here's the pic:(Image removed from quote.)
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This is the small fishing village of Brooklyn, NSW near Sydney. One of my favourite places for a walk and let Coco have a swim (non SAK pic below). Taken specifically for this thread (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
Hello EricThank you. Yes, this part of Switzerland is beautiful too and I am deeply rooted in Winterthur. But the high alpine landscape is much more exciting for me and always breathtaking. 3000 meters in altitude up and down, yes that is tough! I'm not very fit, a third of it is enough for me. It's my honor, I like this thread! And I love to see in which areas and places of the world other knife fans are. And I always like to see outdoor edc stuff pictures, so this thread is perfect. I know you once mentioned that you live with Berlaar and posted photos from the Sint-Pieterskerk. It is noticeable that you, as a castle fan, do not show any photos of the Hof van Rameyen or any other pretty kasteel here. Best regards and Peter
Hey Echotech,Beautiful pics of a stunning place mate Just checked Google Earth and it seems as if you're literally surrounded by national parks . That's what I like best about this topic, you get the chance to "visit" your MTO friends (be it virtually).Looks like your 4 legged friend enjoyed the cooling water there, great pic . Thanks for sharing your beautiful pics here my friend, I appreciate it very much . Greetings from Berlaar (Belgium), Eric
Hey John,Again, beautiful pics mate. How I wish I could visit some of these places .Maybe if I won the Euromillions lottery, or maybe I should just react to those mails from that African Prince who needs help in claiming the millions he inherited...And I see a lot of Belgian beers lately, I work in a brewery since januari this year, after working in a hospital for 15 years, I quit that job a month or two before Covid-19 hit, talking about dodging a bullet (well, Mrs TG-24 still has to deal with Covid-19, since her department in the home for the elderly where she's been working for 24 years now just went into full quarantine last week). Anyway, about those beers, the irony here being that I haven't had a beer since I was 18 years old or so, when I applied for the brewery job they told me this little fact was actually a pro instead of a con .Hope I didn't make too many typos or grammar mistakes, since it's 3.30 at night here, and I'm feeling a bit drowsy.Anyway, thanks for sharing your awesome pics here, I really appreciate it .Greetings from Belgium,Eric