Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by spacemonkeyjon

That usually my problem. I probably smoke to fast. Thanks for the heads up. I was just thinking McClellands might have a good one. Deep hollow is going on the list

You just made me realize, I confused Deep Hollow and Virginia Woods.

Originally Posted by spacemonkeyjon

Attachment 179947 Just got back from a hike with the Mrs. Ready to relax. Have a great day everyone

That's the one I meant to recommend.

Bayou Morning Flake in an autograph 4.

5 O'clock Shadow in an autograph 5. Yum yum

After almost two weeks on the road, a bit over 2500 miles, I'm finally home and had my first pipe since leaving. A big cob full of my own blending. I mix 3/4 OJK, 1/8 Irish flake, 1/16 Mumford Pointe Marine, and 1/16 Navy flake.


You'll have to excuse the extra whiskers, I've been running so much I havn't had the time or energy to trim the beard nearly as much as I usually do.

So, after finding this thread and reading through about 20 pages, I had to go up to the office and free my old Stanwell #217 from the desk drawer. It's been languishing there for a few years, since SWMBO decided no more smoking in the house. I'll be stopping by the tobacco shop, tomorrow, for a nice cavendish blend of some sort, though. We'll get reacquainted, on the back porch. Straight razors, pipes, and tobacco; yep, I can tell I'm really going to like this place.

Originally Posted by WriteNoob

So, after finding this thread and reading through about 20 pages, I had to go up to the office and free my old Stanwell #217 from the desk drawer. It's been languishing there for a few years, since SWMBO decided no more smoking in the house. I'll be stopping by the tobacco shop, tomorrow, for a nice cavendish blend of some sort, though. We'll get reacquainted, on the back porch. Straight razors, pipes, and tobacco; yep, I can tell I'm really going to like this place.

Sounds very similar to how I started back in the hobby. I had one Savinelli I bought in college. I don't even remember how many pipes I picked up in the last few years, but it is a lot. Lets not even talk about tobacco tins. I like this place, my wallet does not.

My POTD was an Omar King Poker with Mississippi River. But if my SWMBO asks, I was working and not on the porch smoking in the middle of the day.

Originally Posted by wrxguyusa

Sounds very similar to how I started back in the hobby. I had one Savinelli I bought in college. I don't even remember how many pipes I picked up in the last few years, but it is a lot. Lets not even talk about tobacco tins. I like this place, my wallet does not.

My POTD was an Omar King Poker with Mississippi River. But if my SWMBO asks, I was working and not on the porch smoking in the middle of the day.

Right then ....our secret....lips sealed ,Mums the word.

Originally Posted by WriteNoob

So, after finding this thread and reading through about 20 pages, I had to go up to the office and free my old Stanwell #217 from the desk drawer. It's been languishing there for a few years, since SWMBO decided no more smoking in the house. I'll be stopping by the tobacco shop, tomorrow, for a nice cavendish blend of some sort, though. We'll get reacquainted, on the back porch. Straight razors, pipes, and tobacco; yep, I can tell I'm really going to like this place.

You my good sir need a tuff shed with insulation and a desk n chair to call yer own man cave. If that is possible anyway. Then you can smoke indoors when it's Winter and enjoy a hot cup O Joe and all that other good stuff that we doods love !

Originally Posted by WriteNoob

So, after finding this thread and reading through about 20 pages, I had to go up to the office and free my old Stanwell #217 from the desk drawer. It's been languishing there for a few years, since SWMBO decided no more smoking in the house. I'll be stopping by the tobacco shop, tomorrow, for a nice cavendish blend of some sort, though. We'll get reacquainted, on the back porch. Straight razors, pipes, and tobacco; yep, I can tell I'm really going to like this place.

I too am relegated to the patio out back, not bad in the summer with the chimnea burning away. Rains like hell in the winter though lol.

Geek

Originally Posted by TheGeek

I too am relegated to the patio out back, not bad in the summer with the chimnea burning away. Rains like hell in the winter though lol.

Geek

Tellin ya guys tuff shed. If I was in yer shoes, I'de be on my way to home depot post haste.