I have been a pipe smoker for about 1 year and am enjoying it. I am looking forward to meeting the members and participating in the discussions.
Hello from Roanoke, VA
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Let me be the first to say welcome (from California). You will find much of interest and entertainment here.
And I the second to say, welcome from California. I agree, much of interest and entertainment. Enjoy!
Good morning sir I am over in Amherst county (Monroe) near Lynchburg. Lots of good guys and info here.
Welcome aboard from central N.C. My late wife (I'm remarried) went to grad school at Hollins College, and I had a long time friend, now deceased, who'd grown up in Roanoke Rapids, N.C., not far away. He was a big railroad buff, from a railroad family, a Civil War scholar with ancestry in the Confederacy who married another Civil War scholar with ancestry in the GAR.
Welcome from Knoxville , I assume you go to Milan Tobacconist regularly?
Hello from Austin, Texas.
As a child growing up in Baltimore, we'd escape the city about once per year by traveling to Uncle David's place in Roanoke. (south, on Buck Mountain Road)
He had a small (usually dry) creek running through the back yard with a little foot bridge you could cross and then face a very vertical hill climbing 4 or 5 stories in height. We'd shoot .22 rifles into the hillside.
Uncle David made the best tasting pancakes but they were never round. Aunt Betty would make apple turnovers.
David liked driving MG cars, flying RC airplanes and fishing cold, fast streams for rainbow trout. Sure miss THOSE good ol' days.
Welcome to the forum!
As a child growing up in Baltimore, we'd escape the city about once per year by traveling to Uncle David's place in Roanoke. (south, on Buck Mountain Road)
He had a small (usually dry) creek running through the back yard with a little foot bridge you could cross and then face a very vertical hill climbing 4 or 5 stories in height. We'd shoot .22 rifles into the hillside.
Uncle David made the best tasting pancakes but they were never round. Aunt Betty would make apple turnovers.
David liked driving MG cars, flying RC airplanes and fishing cold, fast streams for rainbow trout. Sure miss THOSE good ol' days.
Welcome to the forum!
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