Not a smoking room, but the closest I have...

[peter cornbriar]

Ah , the manifold qualities of wool - somewhat fire retardant, insulates even when wet, bacteriostatic, sweat absorbing, list goes on...

 

[peter cornbriar]

Jesus, I ask that Mr.Ranger's chemo goes as planned, with little to no side effects, and that that cancer be eliminated completely. Amen.

Peter

 

[Timbo]

Same here. Wifey doesn't like me smoking indoors so it's either outdoors or in the garage nook if really cold outside. I actually enjoy smoking on the patio. Get to watch the birds and bunnies, the occasional road runner, and very rarely a deer or coyote. Since I haven't had a bowl in over 3 months, it doesn't really matter at this point. Starting chemo again in a couple of weeks. Hopefully this will be the last of it and I will be able to pipe again in another couple of months. Keeping fingers crossed. Following you guys helps as I can enjoy vicariously reading your posts. Have a great day my friends.

Hey Ranger, hope everything goes smoothly for you mate.

 

[Bud Savoie01]

Prayers here too.

 

[MLBbreton]

I'm strictly an outdoors piper myself. Last winter, it got way down below 32 F, but once I bundled up with plenty of wool (a Goodwill wool sweater on the outer in case of burns), it was really nice in the sun. It almost seemed that all my senses were heightened.

I'm way over having to go outside. I enjoy walking and smoking my pipe. But that's weather dependent.
After working all day in the weather (PNW) the last thing I want is to leave the dry and warm and go outside. I've enjoyed the view all day anyway.
But I do because my brother has COPD and the smoke bothers him.
I'm looking at an Otter ice fishing tent for a temporary man cave until the house is built and I can build an extra 15' dome as my permanent man cave. That tent with a small heater and I think I'll be golden.
We building a large three dome house on the bluff.
This is a little bigger than what I plan for my man cave. Under 200sf no permit required and I can build them all day.
Then a gazebo on the hill for BBQs and coffee.
But for now. Jumpsuit and muck boots are going on and I'm going to enjoy a bowl.

 

[MLBbreton]

Same here. Wifey doesn't like me smoking indoors so it's either outdoors or in the garage nook if really cold outside. I actually enjoy smoking on the patio. Get to watch the birds and bunnies, the occasional road runner, and very rarely a deer or coyote. Since I haven't had a bowl in over 3 months, it doesn't really matter at this point. Starting chemo again in a couple of weeks. Hopefully this will be the last of it and I will be able to pipe again in another couple of months. Keeping fingers crossed. Following you guys helps as I can enjoy vicariously reading your posts. Have a great day my friends.

I can't wait to sit and smoke a bowl with you when this is all over. Zoom has uses far beyond work. You'll be in my thoughts until this is over.

 

[ReB]

I prefer smoking outdoors as well but my goto 'man cave' is under the Vulcan range hood. Works like a charm. My wife can't smell anything in the rest of the house or even the kitchen.

 

[denholrl]

Finally got the study close to finished today. Put up my Green Dragon sign and my pioe smoking fisherman too. I don't smoke indoors, but have my baccies in a drawer, with some pipes in a wall-mounted rack. Others are kept in the drawer under the baccies. I'm eyeing up spots to the left of the desk and under the piping fisherman for cellaring and more pipe racks.
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A most handsome room. That's a great green!