Nah, we knew upon arriving that this was more comedy than educational in the first place, and with that in mind, it's serving an excellent purpose. I kinda' like it sometimes
But it will be fun to see what's next on the list of obsessions...
A Closer Look at Briar Grain
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But it will be fun to see what's next on the list of obsessions...
Not all pipes that dramatically color are Marxmans, and not all are ancient Algerian briar.
Tonight I loaded up a extremely high condition Loewe Extra 314S (presumably a 1980s pipe) with Grousemoor.
I tried waxing it while I smoked.
After one smoke.
Why did one side color so much more than the other?
It is fun to play with your toys.
No Marxman ever made had the grain of that Weber Golden Walnut behind the last photo of the Loewe.
Did the Weber come this pretty, or did it color this pretty?
Tonight I loaded up a extremely high condition Loewe Extra 314S (presumably a 1980s pipe) with Grousemoor.
I tried waxing it while I smoked.
After one smoke.
Why did one side color so much more than the other?
It is fun to play with your toys.
No Marxman ever made had the grain of that Weber Golden Walnut behind the last photo of the Loewe.
Did the Weber come this pretty, or did it color this pretty?
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