Thread: Pipe of the Day

Unfortunately, Castello's are expensive pipes. They start out a little over 300 and just kind of go up from there.

I got hooked on them in the mid 80's and have been lucky to put a very nice collection of them over the years. I say collection but in reality they are just my everyday smokers. I have honestly not bought a pipe in the last eight years, have enough and my grandsons can use them when I'm gone.

Originally Posted by 32t

I agree. An interesting design I haven't seen before. Something from the dark side of the world.

That's interesting. Here it's very common, typical, traditional shape. The hook makes it handy and you can use the opposite side as a hammer.
This old axe is from Kellokoski bruk (iron works). One of those many broks we used to have back then, making knives & tools of good quality for industry, gardening, woodworking and kitchen hardware.
Kellokoski was just one of them. There were at least Sorsakoski, Billnäs, Fiskars, Järvenpää, and several from Kauhava county. Guess nowadays there's only Martiini and Fiskars but they are quite different from what they used to be.

Anyways, here's one to go on this saturday evening. Best Brown #2 from Jarl and some local beer of course.

Originally Posted by Sailor

That's interesting. Here it's very common, typical, traditional shape. The hook makes it handy and you can use the opposite side as a hammer.

I thought the back would be for hitting it with a maul and using it like a wedge.

Bent aple with a boxwood ring

Pipe at the evening walk around here. Erinmores from Norup. Poor pic by wifey.



Saw there was other folks on the move as well:

nice pictures.....nice looking dog whats the breed?

Originally Posted by pathology101

nice pictures.....nice looking dog whats the breed?

The one on the left is about 50 yo male Finn and the one on the right is Brie Shepherd aka Briard

Originally Posted by Sailor

Pipe at the evening walk around here. Erinmores from Norup. Poor pic by wifey.

Interesting way to stack hay. Do they move it to the barn or store it the way it is. Do you have a name/word for it?

Tim

Originally Posted by Sailor

Pipe at the evening walk around here. Erinmores from Norup. Poor pic by wifey.



Saw there was other folks on the move as well:

Torture me if you must with these tranquil pics. Personally I like the way you got the hay stacked.

Originally Posted by Sailor

Pipe at the evening walk around here. Erinmores from Norup. Poor pic by wifey.



Saw there was other folks on the move as well:

Hey Sailor, I'm pretty sure you are in the Navy from some of your pics, but do you moonlight for the Finland Tourism Board? Seeing all the beautiful photos you've posted over the years, sure has me wanting to visit your country. Thank you.