Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by apipeguy

I was not 3 miles west of randydance062449 yesterday.

You had to drive by my house to get there (excluding airplanes) and you also passed by Geezer, Obie, Dinnermint, Jtmke and some others along I-94.

I tried S. Gawith Lakeland Dark yesterday. I really liked that. Burned well and had a great flavor.

'91 Ashton pebble grain with GL Pease Robusto. The G&H rum flake tin just for size comparison.

Irish Flake in a filthy basket briar today. Trying to get hold of GH dark flake but it's not easy in Norway.

im smoking a Peterson Irish Dew \ pouch/ Pretty good for the prise Im waiting some tobaccos from Syndjeco - Golden slice Full virginia plug and a Syndjeco ropes vapers I order also a Sam Gawith Cob flake but will see if they will take it also some Saint Jameses plug ha ha ah If it isnt dark stoved i dont like it With a good amounth of perique , of coarse .
Busy , busy , usy month. I have a bulgarian pipe forum club pie to make and few other orders Many pipes for a month - 15 at least
I only eat , sleep and work h aha ah a

The Orlik filled with Holger Dansk Sherry. Whilst looking out over the Forth.

Went for what should have been a little wander with the wife and kids litter picking and ended up down in the town at the foreshore, so stopped for a smoke.

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Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

Want a good pipe cheap ? Bones Pipe

I found these and like the look of them a lot.

Really like the Bogie. Armilinni Pipe

Cool bent .Velma make very nice pipes Congrats .
Ive been smoing a Peterson Irish wiskey and i made some club pipes - if you havent see 12 pockers on one place

I bought this 1986 Dunhill group 4 sitter probably around 1988 brand new in a pipe shop in the Paramus mall on route 10 (NJ) The poker was bought from a collector second hand. It was an exact copy of a Dunhill ODA 844 by Danish maker Teddy Knudsen. So each of these slipped out of my gob when I had them clenched in my teeth, and the tenons broke when they hit the tile floor.

They sat in a drawer for at least the past 10 years because I didn't trust anyone to do the repair. Was talking about this to my friend Linwood, who used to run the Richmond pipe show in VA, and he told me about Mike Myers, Walker Pipe Repair. Got 'em back today after just two weeks and he did a great job at a reasonable price. I stressed that I only wanted the tenons replaced and stems polished. No work on the wood. Great Job !!!