Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by MickR

Just been outside enjoying a cool winters night, yarning to a mate on the 'phone solving all the problems with this country and enjoying a mug of black tea and a pipe. A nice way to while away an hour.


Mick

I'll take your cool winter mornings any day... as long as they aren't 90 degree's...

Monday and Tuesday of last week our heat indexes were 112...

Originally Posted by Sailor

Blame yourself. You are the one who started this all. Took few pipes and a lot of pipe tobacco to get this far

But here's my afternoon pipe on the road. Old dark fired from Barling. On Via Baltika (E67), way back north to Tallinn harbour and ship to Finland. WIfey was driving for once.



And here's few pics from today (without my pipe):

Street view in Pärnu:



Road church near Lindi:



Police station in Töstamaa:



Soviet era bunker on a west coast:



White storks (rooftop herons in Finnish) at the side of the road:

Tomi,

I'm gunna have to plan a trip to come see/visit/meet you sometime...

Originally Posted by holli4pirating

Wow, I can't believe it. Post number ten thousand!

I think I started my posts here at about page 35... If I remember right.

I'm not sure if any of you have seen the MM "Mark Twain" Cob, but I have only seen it offered at Pipes & Cigars...

Missouri Meerschaum Mark Twain Pipes - PipesandCigars.com

I'm guessing that it was a commission that was done by P&C because MM doesn't even offer them on their site...

I ordered two and they are a nice large comfortable pipe... As you can see, mine are fitted with Acrylic Stems for better smoking experience

Hey ya'll! I've been a member around here for quite a while but I just don't post that much. Well, I'll change that starting right now!

I've smoked a pipe on and off for nearly 30 years. I know, I know, aging myself. Really more so over the last 5 years or so. While I'm no expert and my cellar is probably nothing compared to some around here, I try to keep 5 or 6 pounds around.

Although I enjoy just about every type of 'baccy, I thought I make my mark around here by showing my love of the Grouse since it seems to be so polarizing. I'm generally a Virginia guy but a Lakeland once in a while is just awesome!

~ Samuel Gawith Grousemoor in a Mr Brog #34 'Buldog".

Originally Posted by NoseWarmer

I'm not sure if any of you have seen the MM "Mark Twain" Cob, but I have only seen it offered at Pipes & Cigars...

Missouri Meerschaum Mark Twain Pipes - PipesandCigars.com

I'm guessing that it was a commission that was done by P&C because MM doesn't even offer them on their site...

I ordered two and they are a nice large comfortable pipe... As you can see, mine are fitted with Acrylic Stems for better smoking experience

Those would look nice with nosewarmer bits and wide nickle bands (Just my opinion though).

Well Nose, now i'm all inspired this ones fer you . McClellands 2001 mix in a nose warmer cob .

Originally Posted by Sailor

Blame yourself. You are the one who started this all. Took few pipes and a lot of pipe tobacco to get this far

But here's my afternoon pipe on the road. Old dark fired from Barling. On Via Baltika (E67), way back north to Tallinn harbour and ship to Finland. WIfey was driving for once.



And here's few pics from today (without my pipe):

Street view in Pärnu:


Road church near Lindi:



Police station in Töstamaa:

I like the buildings alot. That Church looks to be Slavic/Orthodox maybe ?? Hmm actually the second building also looks Slavic after noticing the window panes .

Hey Jon .....I had a crappy week...would ya mind giving Stella Monster a hug n belly rub for me please ?

I'll give ol' Chance a scratch for ya mate, if you think it would help.


Mick