Greetings from the UK!
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Frog Morton's Cellar... legendary. I enjoy several blends from Aromatics to burly to English to Virgina's now after a few years. Great to have you hear, and welcome from the USA!
One of the first real tobacco blends I ever smoked was Comfort of Bath, from Frederick Tranter's... in Bath obviously.
Greetings one and all!
I'm Dan, I'm 37 years old and live in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK.
I first became interested in clay pipes when I saw an English Civil war re-enactor smoking one.
Later on, another re-enactor (Napoleonic redcoat this time) that I used to see at events at Cromford Mill regularly smoked a Georgian clay pipe.
This is the pipe I'm posing with in my profile picture (there was no baccy in it as I'd accidentally tipped it out)!
After seeing a few other re-enactors smoking clay pipes, this is when I knew I wanted to smoke one, so when I saw some for sale at Chesterfield flea market in 2018 (after I moved out of my parents' house), I bought a couple.
Now I've got quite a few, although Mum and Dad are looking after them for me, apart from my latest one that I got off eBay from The Pipe Rack.
I've smoked 4 pouches of Condor Ready Rubbed in my latest clay since I received it last week, so I'm giving up the pipe in May to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of a friend who died of cancer 2 years ago:
www.yorkpress.co.uk
www.yorkpress.co.uk
Sadly missed by everyone who ever had the pleasure of meeting him.
Link to fundraising website:
I'm Dan, I'm 37 years old and live in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK.
I first became interested in clay pipes when I saw an English Civil war re-enactor smoking one.
Later on, another re-enactor (Napoleonic redcoat this time) that I used to see at events at Cromford Mill regularly smoked a Georgian clay pipe.
This is the pipe I'm posing with in my profile picture (there was no baccy in it as I'd accidentally tipped it out)!
After seeing a few other re-enactors smoking clay pipes, this is when I knew I wanted to smoke one, so when I saw some for sale at Chesterfield flea market in 2018 (after I moved out of my parents' house), I bought a couple.
Now I've got quite a few, although Mum and Dad are looking after them for me, apart from my latest one that I got off eBay from The Pipe Rack.
I've smoked 4 pouches of Condor Ready Rubbed in my latest clay since I received it last week, so I'm giving up the pipe in May to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of a friend who died of cancer 2 years ago:
Viking guard of honour for Ragnar, the Mighty Warrior
A VIKING re-enactor called Ragnar the Mighty Warrior, who has died aged 35, was honoured by dozens of fellow enthusiasts today when his funeral was…
www.yorkpress.co.uk
Vikings stage sword ceremony in memory of Ragnar the Mighty Warrior
VIKINGS today paid tribute to Ragnar the Mighty Warrior - the Jorvik Viking Centre star who died earlier this year.
www.yorkpress.co.uk
Link to fundraising website:
Welcome from Butte, Montana. I'll love to hear your impressions of Nightcap and Haunted Bookshop.
Bom Dia, G'Day and Welcome. I'm Irish but lived in London from 1978 (arrived as a student) until 2013 when I emigrated to Sydney. Now I've moved again- which may have been in wife's plans but wasn't really in mine - to Brazil.
Anyway, a fine choice of tobaccos (but I'm biased; it's pretty much what I started with too!).
Anyway, a fine choice of tobaccos (but I'm biased; it's pretty much what I started with too!).
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