Thread: Pipe of the Day

I love a good cigar . They really hit my rotation in the summer .

This was a Padron from Nicaragua I think. Over $8. The flavor wasn't there and I was driving and had to worry about ashes. Not as comfortable in my mouth.

I much prefer a pipe.

Smoked a fat bowl of old Joe Krantz this morning in my new Savinelli 320 Happy New Year with a slap in the face lol.

Originally Posted by 32t

This was a Padron from Nicaragua I think. Over $8. The flavor wasn't there and I was driving and had to worry about ashes. Not as comfortable in my mouth.

I much prefer a pipe.

Try a Padron serie 26 in a natural wrapper, there will plenty of flavor but your pocket book will be considerable lighter, my favorite is the #6 it's a robusto size.

Well worked all today but had a couple bowls of durbar which I am quickly taking a liking to.

Hope everyone kicked their new year off well!

Im smoking a Robert McConnell - Red Virginia in a french Bruyere Garantie billiard
happy new year and i wish you healh to all

Pipe related, but not razor friendly...

How does one grow such a perfect beard?

Very carefully!

Morning pipe. Marlin flakes from Melange.



It's been freezing weather for the past few days. Currently it's about -22 C (-8 F). Sea is getting on ice now quicly.

Originally Posted by Sailor

Morning pipe. Marlin flakes from Melange.



It's been freezing weather for the past few days. Currently it's about -22 C (-8 F). Sea is getting on ice now quicly.

Does your navy use snowmobiles in the winter?

Originally Posted by 32t

Does your navy use snowmobiles in the winter?

Navy doesn't use much but coastal troops and coast guards use those whenever there's lot of snow.
Snow mobiles are rather common vehicles with the northern and eastern troops.

And they are not only modern idea. Here's few snow mobiles from 1939.