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I'm interested in growing some tobacco this year, and was wondering if there are any gardeners among us who might be able to recommend some good seed.

Thanks for the insight! Much appreciated.

Thanks for the advice! I tried the super glue repair, but I didn't have much luck. I will be sending it for repairs to the maker. But out of curiosity, would it damage the inside of the shank (i.e. warp the briar?) to smoke it with a stem missing some tenon? I suppose this will teach me not to...

Long story short, I broke a quarter inch off the stem while trying to re-insert it in the shank. I retrieved the broken piece that was stuck in the shank with no problems, and the remaining tenon on the stem is long enough still to give a good fit and seal in the shank. I will be getting it...

Yeah, I would imagine. I haven't tried tuning to F#AC#G#BE, though I make a point of playing around with a new tuning every couple weeks. I had alot of fun with CGDGBC.

That's how I describe myself also :lol:

Art of Motion - Andy McKee This guy plays some pretty amazing stuff. I would go so far as to call him a sorcerer. Wish I could play anywhere near half as well as Andy does.

I bought a tin a few weeks ago at my local tobacconist, and just was not enjoying it. I also read somewhere here to dry it out a little. So I rubbed a flake out really well, let it sit for half an hour, and loaded it. It was a very pleasant surprise how much the smoking experience changed...

Haha, yeah, it looks like anyone over 6' tall would have a pretty rough time in there. I wonder why that is? Would production speed be hindered significantly by safety gear?

Thanks for the warm welcomes.

I wonder how many fingers have been lost to that circular saw, due to the absence of a guard.

Blatter & Blatter's Blatter Reserve SG's Skiff Mixture McC's Virginia Woods Presbyterian Peterson's Irish Flake

Thanks for the info, MisterE. I've been tying my own flies for over a year and a half now, but have always fished them with a bobber on an ultralight spincast. Mind you, that's all I've found I've needed to have a good afternoon crappie fishing. I've wanted to set myself up with a fly rod, and...

I've been lurking here for a few months now, and finally decided to sign up. Seasons greetings from the Ottawa Valley.