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    That's a pretty sweet spoon you carved...
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    Hey fellas, sorry I've been away for a while. I went through a divorce, and am finally settled into my new place-- so hopefully, the posts should be back on a regular schedule.

    Tonight it was Plumcake in the Lumberjack, with some locally made bourbon. Cheers!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    Harvested my seeds today. The first here are Havana
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    These are Virginia bright leaf. I don't know if they had enough time to mature but I will let them dry a bit and find out. I wanted the Havana for sure and when they were done I let these go. I had been previously topping them to keep from crossing.
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    Next is just a fun picture starting with a couple of wooden spoons. The black one I carved from Black Walnut and the next is from Nosewarmer using I don't know what kind of wood. He got the wood much thinner than I did.The pipe is from Nosewarmer and that lead to a question of which tobacco should I use it for. I have had the vintage syrian for a while in my cellar. The SG and the Three Star Grey I got from Nosewarmer. [Thank you Nosewarmer!] My daughter in law had a false alarm today with my future grandchild but when the time comes I want to open one of these to celebrate.

    Which one do you guys vote for?????
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    My vote is for the three stars gray.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chay2K View Post
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    Hey fellas, sorry I've been away for a while. I went through a divorce, and am finally settled into my new place-- so hopefully, the posts should be back on a regular schedule.

    Tonight it was Plumcake in the Lumberjack, with some locally made bourbon. Cheers!
    Oh hey...I remember good ol' Plumbcake. Sorry to hear about the divorce. May life smile upon you through your adjustment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevie17 View Post
    What are the lower nicotine tobaccos to smoke?
    Hey Stevie, I'm not sure what's available on your side of the pond, but I'm pretty sure Samuel Gawith is made there. If it's more readily available there than here, His Golden Glow aka Medium Virginia Flake is nice. I find it to have a sweet VA taste, and light in nic. Wessex makes some good VA flakes as well. Brown VA flake, Golden Va flake & Brigade CDF, all produce a satifiying smoke while not being overwhelming in the nic dept.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevie17 View Post
    What are the lower nicotine tobaccos to smoke?
    Here Stevie, this should help you out. This is an excellent site Tobacconist University | Tobacco College | Nicotiana Tabacum This page is the main college page,check out other info here Cheers http://tobacconistuniversity.org/curriculum.php
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    Actually if you want to skip all the cigar info here is the pipe tobacco info This site I will admit is not the easiest to navigate.... Tobacconist University | Tobacco College | Pipe Tobacco
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    Thanks fella's. Good news on the pipe front I have found by luck a pipe maker in England down on the south coast called OUTLAW PIPES https://www.facebook.com/OutlawPipes He has great prices so check it lads and let know what you thinks of his work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevie17 View Post
    Thanks fella's. Good news on the pipe front I have found by luck a pipe maker in England down on the south coast called OUTLAW PIPES https://www.facebook.com/OutlawPipes He has great prices so check it lads and let know what you thinks of his work.
    Looks like he does good work. I might suggest if you are dead set on one of his pipe then buy one and a cob also. Once you smoke with the cob and decide what types of tobacco you really like, then dedicate your new expensive briar to that tobacco. Trust me....you'll appreciate this advice later. Nothing worse than smoking through a good pipe only to realize after what you really like...pipes will ghost flavors from tobaccos.
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    I will do that Mr Nightblade, I have decided to try Frog Morton cella for my first tobacco for no other reason than everyone rates it very highly, have to start somewhere and then perhaps a cherry type smoke I like cherry's.
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