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I have a 2005 Chevy 3/4 ton 2500HD Crew Cab which is a diesel. I change the oil every 10000 miles. The fuel filter and spin on transmission filter every 20000 miles. Currently have 175000 miles on the truck. I haul a thirty foot Heartland 305 Fuel toy hauler with it all over the country with no...

Backwoods Original in my Gefapip Giant (the first pipe I have purchased some 35+ years ago) while enjoying a beer and Red Stagg on the rocks at my favorite pub and grill in Farmersburg Indiana.

Cowboy Coffee in a DeJarnett rusticated Poker.

Good to hear you are on the mend.

21 Baker Street in a Mike Brissett smooth bent Rhodesian while enjoying my morning coffee.

Started to snow about six last night here in Sullivan Indiana. Below freezing temps during the night.

Peterson Sherlock Holmes in a 2005 carved/rusticated bent Metoer Fantasy Rhodesian.

I must be one of the fortunate few. I laminated my card in the early 70's and have had no isuues. I did have issues once with an FAA Inspector who tried to tell me my original A&P license was a phony because it was paper and he didn't recognize the Administrator signature. I received my original...

I have a couple of Peterson's with flaws, fortunately with no hot spots and good smokers. I own several Vauens and Jirsa's (a couple of which are considered their high grades) and think for the money they can't be beat. One of the Jirsa's I initially had issues with but blame the local shop...

Watching to me is a Western classic. Quigley Down Under (or The Rifle co-starring Tom Selleck). The movie got me into old western rifles and pistols. The 1885 Shiloh Sharps in the movie is a 45-110. I have three 1885's, a Winchester, a Browning and a Pedoriselli. All with octagon barrels but...

Thanks to FTRPLT I'm enjoying a bowl of 2008 Pembroke (one of my personal favorites) in my 2010 Peterson's Saint Patrick's Day B2 smooth straight Bulldog. Along with the Pembroke he sent me some Hastings and Saint Ives. Your a Scholar and Gentlemen Sir.

Brigadier Black Waterloo in a DeJarrnett rusticated Poker.

Ouch. Hopefully the surgery went well and you have a speedy recovery. Or as speedy as can be expected with a shattered bone.

Hearth and Home White Knight in my 2004 Stokers Haven Meerschaum enjoying a toddy on this rainy Indiana afternoon.

Wow. Very nice restoration.

Pembroke is/was another one of my favorites. Not sure if its produced anymore or just not available in the states anymore. I agree with your very good review. My problem is my stash of Pembroke is in Arizona and I'm in Indiana. I have not tried the other two blends.

I like it. Even as a "kit" that would make a hell of a hunting knife IMHO. I have a Bowie knife with a handle like that but its to large to carry hunting. The one you made is perfect for carrying while hunting.

Match Elizabethan Mixture in a Paul Perri freehand billiard/Lovit. Enjoying a beautiful morning with a cup of coffee.

No worries I'm always wanting to try out different blends. This sample was appreciated.

I would say it started out (medium) strong and then mellowed out. A little tangy IMHO to start out. An okay flake but I think there are better out there. As an FYI I rubbed out before putting in the pipe.