My Mullberry Pipe
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Awesome story and wonderful sentiment into that pipe Old Cajun. Thank you for posting it. I used to love watching my cat hunt "drunk" birds that had been eating over-ripe mulberries. Poor stupid birds would wander around on the ground, stumbling, and the cat eventually got so confused/tired/bored that she'd just sit and watch 'em.
Does the wood impart any flavour/aroma on the smoke?
-- Pat
Does the wood impart any flavour/aroma on the smoke?
-- Pat
Ed has one and told me the first couple smokes you get a burnt wood taste. I got a little of it but not much, pipe is super light, smokes very dry, I"m so impressed I"ve asked Ed to make me a Cherrywood to have a pair.
That's a great looking pipe and a story like that makes it so much more valuable, a real family heirloom in years to come !
Thanks Gents! Winton,Brads pipe was made from that chunk of Mulberry you sent me. I ruined the first pipe I started for Brad,had my head where the sun doesn't shine and drilled the chamber WAY to deep. I sent some of that piece to friend to have him make ME a pipe.He makes a two piece pipe with threaded bowls,kinda like the Falcon or Vikings etc. except all wood--with a rubber or acrylic stem. Now I need to dig up more Mulberry to make Brad a Cherrywood.
85royals--you don't need Mulberry root wood( or Cherry,Apple,Pear or other hardwoods),any well seasoned part of the tree will work.
85royals--you don't need Mulberry root wood( or Cherry,Apple,Pear or other hardwoods),any well seasoned part of the tree will work.
I hope it smokes well for years to come.
Great looking pipe! This reminds me of all the Mulberry and Osage Orange trees that would grow along the country roads in Michigan when I was growing up.
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