Greetings from Germany

[FurCoat]

Welcome from North Carolina

 

[MRW]

Hello everyone,

this is my first post on the pipesmagazine forum. How did I get here? Well, a few weeks ago I discovered the pipesmagazine podcast und subsequently this great forum.

I bought a new pipe recently and I'm still looking for the right time and place to start smoking it. I usually smoke outdoors so my biggest obstacle right now is the weather.

I will keep you updated on my latest pipe adventure

Hello and welcome to the Forum from Deep in the Heart of Texas. You will find this site to be informative and the members insightful (and at times, most entertaining). Enjoy your stay!

 

[trouttimes]

Welcome from Alabama, USA.

 

[Bbailey324]

Welcome from Texas.

 

[kcghost]

Welcome from KC in the state of Kansas, USA!!

 

[anotherbob]

Hey welcome from PA where lots of Germans moved and got stuck.

 

[warren99]

Welcome from California.

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

Welcome und Beste Grüsse aus dem Wilden Nord''
Paul
Finnland

 

[bersekero]

willkommen aus griechenland
Ich blieb ein Jahr in Hamburg. 1996

 

[HRPufnstuf]

Welcome to the party! From...

 

[Carol]

Welcome! from New Mexico, USA

 

[senpai]

welcome from London. Another long time lurker here.

 

[WerewolfOfLondon]

Welcome from London.

 

[AngueraCoyra]

Hello everyone,

this is my first post on the pipesmagazine forum. How did I get here? Well, a few weeks ago I discovered the pipesmagazine podcast und subsequently this great forum.

I bought a new pipe recently and I'm still looking for the right time and place to start smoking it. I usually smoke outdoors so my biggest obstacle right now is the weather.

I will keep you updated on my latest pipe adventure

Welcome friend!

If you don't have anyone at home that would be bothered by it, I recommend you try to smoke inside once; in a cozy couch and with a glass of something to pair.

The smell tobacco leaves behind really is nothing to be bothered at with good blends. I smoke all sorts of leaves and find they all make the house smell great, even my (non smoker) wife agrees.

 

[username]

Greetings from Tucson az.

 

[Pfeiffer]

Hello and welcome to the Forum from Deep in the Heart of Texas. You will find this site to be informative and the members insightful (and at times, most entertaining). Enjoy your stay!

I'm definitely enjoying may stay here already. It is such a wonderful community spirit that is present in this forum. Thank you all so much!

 

[Pfeiffer]

Welcome friend!

If you don't have anyone at home that would be bothered by it, I recommend you try to smoke inside once; in a cozy couch and with a glass of something to pair.

The smell tobacco leaves behind really is nothing to be bothered at with good blends. I smoke all sorts of leaves and find they all make the house smell great, even my (non smoker) wife agrees.

The idea of smoking at home indoors, no matter how tempting that sounds, is unfortunately not an option.

However I talked to some colleagues who frequently smoke cigarettes and asked them if they know some bars / pubs that welcome smokers. They had a few suggestions that I have to check out in the near future.

I will keep you updated on how that turned out.

 

[JOHN72]

Welcome from Spain.

 

[serpentx]

Welcome from California's Central Valley!

 

[Doctor Chopper]

Welcome. Plenty of us pipers live in cold weather inhabitable climates. Read the forum and get plenty of advice on how to make it work the best for you. My suggestion is wind cap and a Zippo.