I pass his Home place when I head to the Bay to fish. Nice little town called Saluda Virginia.
Famous Historical Pipe Smokers
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If only half of the things that he is reported to have done as a Marine, are true...... then he was one heck of a man.
I just looked Saluda up on Google maps. Looks like a nice small town very near where the Rappahannock empties into the Bay.
I pass his Home place when I head to the Bay to fish. Nice little town called Saluda.
Great fishing and Crabbing out there.
I've been up there a few times. Those crabs are legendary.
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not obscure buts its not well known Arnold likes a pipe though more stogie man
I wouldn't classify comedian Will Ferrell as a historical person, but he is famous and smokes a pipe. It looks like a
calabash meerschaum.
calabash meerschaum.
American mobster and boss of the Bonanno crime family: Carmine 'the cigar' Galante, actually liked to smoke an occasional pipe.
However, It was a cigar he was smoking when the other New York families grew tired of his domination of the heroin trade and whacked him in 1979. He died with it still in his mouth.
However, It was a cigar he was smoking when the other New York families grew tired of his domination of the heroin trade and whacked him in 1979. He died with it still in his mouth.
Had to be the best dressed general in the whole of African and European theatre.
Nope, Erwin Rommel was for sure…….dressed by Hugo Boss.
You could say that. But Rommel had to take a bitter pill before the end. So by default, Patton wins.
He is so famous for his pipe smoking that his pipe is in a museum
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President Gerald Ford was a well-known pipe smoker
