Search results

I highly recommend his blends and visiting his shop if your in the area. His prices are probably a result of Oregon taxes. They are about what we pay per oz here in California, definitely due to taxes! :evil: :evil: :evil:

I am not a burley smoker by choice. I bought some cans of tobacco at a estate sale a few months ago. As near as I can tell the tobac is 40+ years old. It is veeeery dry! The la still smells smokey after all these years. It does not appear to have lost the esters. I have not tried it. But...

Greetings Chad! You certainly jumped in with both feet. :cheers: Quite a collection there. Ask away. We like questions and pictures. :geek: Where in Kalifornia?

Looks like they took the articles off the web. WTF!

Hey Kayle! You are just used to the goopy taste that accumulates in the shank of an all briar pipe. I find that the tobac burns down to the bottom in the Viking also. Rarely happens in a wood pipe for me. "shrug"

kaiser & Rif Raf OK I see that you want to have the program mobile. My misunderstanding. Good luck. Why not record it on your computer audio system and put it on a CD or other media? :cheers:

Go to http://pipesmagazine.com/blog/category/radio-talk-show/ click on " read the rest of entry" click on "click here to hear the show" :bounce:

There is a rack that looks like it is the same on Smokingpipes.com. Not sure if it is a lazy susan. It is out of stock.

That rotating rack is a nice addition. Is that something that is available and who carries them?

Promises Promises! Good to have you back. How is Boston? :cheers:

Two blends that I have tried are GLP Union Square (a Virginia) and Dunhill Early Morning Pipe (a mild English). US has a good room note BTW. It also should be sipped slowly as most VAs should. Have you mastered the slow sipping as yet? I am sure others will be here shortly. Enjoy! :pirat:

I take it that you do not have mosquitoes.

Ok Kyle here is last summer's BP On the John Muir Trail

Well Zack, you can use the hiking poles when you reach a lofty age. I thought that they were geeky when my companions insisted I use some. They save my knees and have kept me upright many a time. I hike in the Sierra Nevada doing 8-15 mile day hikes and at least one 7 day outing each year. I...

Wow! I have been keeping an eye out for that type of smoking stand. That is a beauty. Where did you find it? In an ad or at an antique store? :bounce:

Hello Joe, I got interested in the mesh covered soda siphons and picked up two. I have one which is complete but the valve will not work. I could not find any parts to repair it. They are nice to look at and I can put a modern valve head from one I got at William Sanoma the aluminum bottle kind...

Monbia Yes it does. But , as I understand it , the blood sugar level drops very fast. It is like a sugar high and crash.

Hombre: I don't know whether nic hits you more on an empty stomache or not. Answer: You Bet! An effect of nicotine is to drop your blood sugar. If you are wozey, a hard candy is a remedy. But, it is best to have a good meal before smoking a strong tobacco. :affraid:

Welcome Nick to the BoB. Lots of information to be gained here if you ask. What part of the Sacramento area is yours?

I have never found the flavors in tobacco smoking outside like I do while indoors. I usually smoke English or Va/ Oriental tobacco. Many of us smoke outdoors only to appease SWMBO. Anyone have a handle on good blends for this situation? :sunny: :sunny: :sunny: :cheers: