Fall and pipes just seem to go together, and Fred's October piece sets a nice tone for that. Check it out here.
Autumnal Comings and Goings
Fall and Pipe Smoking
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Autumn is the best season for enjoying a pipe in my opinion. Good read
When I saw the title I was hoping it was by Fred. Always enjoy his work. I do miss hardwood forests in autumn. Lots of evergreens where I am, actually get greener in fall as the rain washes the summer dust off.
I'd like to think some hermit downstream found his pipe, thinking it was a gift from the mountain, and it has an appreciative home now.
I'd like to think some hermit downstream found his pipe, thinking it was a gift from the mountain, and it has an appreciative home now.
Thank you for the link. Fall is my favorite season. A good English blend pairs well with a nice fall day.
fall is great. I also like pipe smoking in the winter and spring and summer but fall is certainly the preferred one.
Very true! I think it reminds me of the burning leaf piles as a kid. I haven't found a blend with that non-sweet tanin tang of oak leaves though.
Fall's rather short here. It's summer then suddenly winter. But with Ian dumping rain and keeping temp down, feels like autumn last couple of days. Great pipe smoking weather.
A nice pipe is the cornerstone of any part of the day, any season. But during the cold seasons it's especially nice to light them up. It's nice to hold the warm pipe and breathe this cold, dry and crisp air full of oxygen.
All the thick clouds of smoke just fit into the general picture of autumn nature. Imagine the great taste, smell, craftsmanship and history that goes off with them and you got yourself one cozy picture.
My blood is too thick for the hot sun, a little heat from a chamber contained ember is good enough.
And you can always give the chimney a little blow to have some glowing ash fall.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
All the thick clouds of smoke just fit into the general picture of autumn nature. Imagine the great taste, smell, craftsmanship and history that goes off with them and you got yourself one cozy picture.
My blood is too thick for the hot sun, a little heat from a chamber contained ember is good enough.
And you can always give the chimney a little blow to have some glowing ash fall.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
We’ve been spending a lot of time on the deck the past couple of weeks - fall has started well!
So your saying you like to smoke year round
Fall is absolutely his favorite time of year!Cool look’n dog. I have a pipe smoking buddy too
Beautiful dog. More people should know English Setters, calmer than their more celebrated cousins...
Fall is definitely my favorite time of year. Starting to transition over now from my "hot weather" tobaccos -- primarily Virginias and VaPers -- to the blends that I enjoy smoking most this time of year: Scottish, English and dark fired Kentucky. (Not that I don't smoke all these to one degree or another all year long, but some blends just seem more suited to certain times of the year, or certain times of the day...)
Old Dark Fired is great anytime of year -- one of my favorite blends (if not my single absolute favorite) and can be enjoyed Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter. It's my preferred "go to" evening smoke, especially...