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  1. jndyer

    Interesting Editorial On Used Pipes (Pipe Lover Magazine #2)

    I will add, that I did enjoy reading there the entire magazine and getting a sense of context about my pipe smoking ancestors.
  2. jndyer

    Interesting Editorial On Used Pipes (Pipe Lover Magazine #2)

    I am not surprised that a publication that was supported by pipe companies would have an article espousing the joys of your own pipe that was purchased new. I am also willing to conceded that the worlds sense of propriety were likely different back in the day. This magazine would have been...
  3. jndyer

    Craft your own pipe?

    If this is something that intrigues you, then you should go for it. Every pipe carver had to start with their first pipe. I would recommend a google search for pipe making forums.
  4. jndyer

    My St Patrick's Dunhill With Esoterica

    I am glad to see a pipe manufacture make a true St. Pat. day pipe. None of that subjectiveness that would make it hard for a non-pipe smoker to know which holiday the pipe is honoring.
  5. jndyer

    Started Smoking a Pipe in 1978...

    Welcome from Central Oregon.
  6. jndyer

    Hello from NW Wisconsin

    Welcome from Central Oregon. If I might ask, what has been better about your second attempt at pipe smoking?
  7. jndyer

    Pete Prevost/Briar Works in the News!

    That is cool. I really enjoyed his episode on PMRS a few weeks ago.
  8. jndyer

    Storing Pipes Disassembled

    I keep my pipes stored between smokes with the pipe full assembled; however, you do you.
  9. jndyer

    Hello from Nashville

    Welcome from Central Oregon.
  10. jndyer

    Hello from Alberta

    You are correct that the good smokes, the okay smokes ad the frustrating smokes are all part of the journey. This will be how you learn what works for you. There is no short cut to learning how to properly smoke a pipe. Keep at it and you will look back and be grateful for the journey. Do not...
  11. jndyer

    Hello from Alberta

    Welcome from Central Oregon.
  12. jndyer

    Newbie from Texas

    Welcome from Central Oregon. You did well starting out with a solid name brand pipe.
  13. jndyer

    Hello All…Happy To Be Here!

    Welcome from Central Oregon.
  14. jndyer

    Greetings from Arkansas

    Welcome from Central Oregon. It is a pleasure to have you join the forum.
  15. jndyer

    Hi from Northern Ireland

    Welcome from Oregon. By the way, a Peterson pipe will make a great first briar.
  16. jndyer

    The Journey Continues... week #4

    Great update. You have had a great measured approach to this hobby.
  17. jndyer

    New Member

    That pipe looks like it straight out of a 60's cartoon with the hard lines. I have to admit, I like the looks of it.
  18. jndyer

    Hello from South Carolina!

    Welcome from usually sunny Central Oregon.
  19. jndyer

    My Tobacco Journey

    Thank you for an interesting and well written post. I personally believe it is best to have pipes dedicated to categories of pipe tobacco ie. english, aros, virginia, etc. I typically keep a pipe or two for aromatic blends and then pipes for virginia/vapers.
  20. jndyer

    Post-Lighting re-pack.

    I seems that very often new pipe smokers just keep trying to keep a poorly packed bowl burning. You did well by stopping and repacking the pipe.
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