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CascadianFyn

Lurker
Oct 17, 2022
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48
PacNW
Howdy Pipers!
New member coming to you from Oregon/Washington (I go back and forth). Just recently picked up pipe smoking and am enjoying it immensely and learning a lot. I started off with a cheap no-name pipe and some generic brick and morter aromatic blends and have not been progressing into Virginia, English, and Burley blends. Picked up a couple of Savinellis but really want to diversify my pipe collection as well as my tobacco collection. I'm still learning what I like to smoke so recommendations are always welcome. So far I'm pretty happy with Mac Baren Virginia No. 1 but I have more blends on the way!
Looking forward to engaging with the community -
Fyn
 

CascadianFyn

Lurker
Oct 17, 2022
19
48
PacNW
Howdy Pipers!
New member coming to you from Oregon/Washington (I go back and forth). Just recently picked up pipe smoking and am enjoying it immensely and learning a lot. I started off with a cheap no-name pipe and some generic brick and morter aromatic blends and have not been progressing into Virginia, English, and Burley blends. Picked up a couple of Savinellis but really want to diversify my pipe collection as well as my tobacco collection. I'm still learning what I like to smoke so recommendations are always welcome. So far I'm pretty happy with Mac Baren Virginia No. 1 but I have more blends on the way!
Looking forward to engaging with the community -
Fyn
I meant to say "have NOW been progressing"
Doh!
 

DanWil84

Lifer
Mar 8, 2021
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12,667
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The Netherlands (Europe)
Ok, please explain what is happening here. 😀
As you might know the Dutch are famous for cheese, especially Gouda (Gouda is also a city) cheese. This is actually a scene from the Gouda cheesemarket, for centuries cheese was brought to this market by farmers and sold. The cheese was brought from the farmers carriages onto the market and from the market to the one who bought the cheese by two dudes carrying it this way. A few times a year the cheese market is reeannected the traditional way. Every wheel of cheese is about 15kgs/30 pounds and these dudes actually run across the market.