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Seconds to the above, and to me the stem is the perfect piece that makes the pipe look so great. The colors complement and contrast the stain on the pipe and make it more than a sum of the parts. Excellent! :face: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

What they said. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

Great pics! I'd like to take a few months and wander around Britain, Wales, and Scotland. Beautiful countryside, even in winter.

Yak Yak, My Russian wife disagrees and provides examples below that rebut the comment. How about some examples that support the comment? Yekaterinburg or Peterburg - two nouns of the masculine gender of the German origin and Kiev and Irkutsk - masculine but of purely Russian origin...

Kyle, as I PMed, I'm in for 8 oz. Thanks for organizing this.

These young ladies, sisters from Sweden, are great. Close harmony, folky sound. There's is an ad at the beginning, don't know how to take that out. edit, the ad didn't come through. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/PC57z-oDPLs" allowscriptaccess="always"...

Cowboy, if you want, I can buy a block and mail it to you. A quick google found this, http://www.woodcraft.com/product/2000750/452/carnauba-wax-12-lb.aspx, and I'm sure it's available many other places. Let me know. Ron Thanks for your service, Brother.

Gordon, Charl Goussard is a pipe maker from Cape Town. Check the Town Crier and ask him. Also, Muddler is a BoBer from the Pretoria area. One of them should be able to help you. They mentioned some blends from Sturks in Cape Town, don't recall which.

Great pics! Thanks for sharing. :cheers:

PB, praying for you and yours in this trial.

Brian, that is WAY COOL, what a suprise someone will have! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

rev, a good looking pipe! I really like that Celtic band.

I can't speak for Dunhill, but I saw Jim Knauss at the Memphis Tinderbox replace Saseini (sp?) dots. He had small rods of some kind of plastic (guess, maybe lucite?) sized to fit the holes in the stem. He'd insertthe rod, trim it flush to the stem, and polish smooth. It was the same on 3 dot &...

I didn't mean to hijack your thread, but I laughed when I saw the title. You have some good looking pipes on your site! :face:

I'm saddened to hear of your loss, but the way you brightened his life is an inspiration, brother.

A good looking pipe Richard. I wish you had used a differnt post title - makes me think of my first wife when I see "My Chubby". :shock:

Anna, I trust you will enjoy the tobaks as much as I do, and many, many others here. The gif is fantastic! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

Solani 660 in a Yoriy Aksenov horn.

Ray Jardine is another that has wriiten about backpacking, Beyond Backpacking. I read it but never got up the nerve to try it. :shock:

Looks like a swept wing version of an Adirondack chair. It is cool.