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Hello and welcome from West Virginia. Tell us about yourself. What kind of tobaccos do you like? What are your favorite pipes etc?
Merhabanız, Oktay bey. Forumuzğa hoş geldiniz. Please look into the forum thread Pesse Canoe? :: Pipe Tobacco Discussion - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/pesse-canoe.97261/#post-36842706
We are discussing there three new blends branded Pesse Canoe, produced in Izmir by Gladora Tobacco and believed to be the famous old Tūrk Pipo Tütünü and Yayladağ blends rebranded for the Asian market. In Turkey those new blends are sold as TPT-50 and YD. Many are interested if it's possible to order them from Turkish online tobacco stores. Maybe you could help with some advice.
We are discussing there three new blends branded Pesse Canoe, produced in Izmir by Gladora Tobacco and believed to be the famous old Tūrk Pipo Tütünü and Yayladağ blends rebranded for the Asian market. In Turkey those new blends are sold as TPT-50 and YD. Many are interested if it's possible to order them from Turkish online tobacco stores. Maybe you could help with some advice.
the first thing I think... when I hear Istanbul. Seems like a really great place though in many ways. As an American the idea of place with that many life times of history right on the surface in plain view blows me away. It's one of the things we don't have.
Sorry / afederiniz for straying a bit off topic but I feel so sad hearing Americans underappreciating their historical heritage. Having worked in the past in the sphere of culture, history, monuments preservation and museums, I travelled USA extensively, visiting much of its historical monuments in almost every state and in Puerto Rico. Nice guys from the US Government who cooperated with us told us this same thing many times (they probably tell that to all visitors from the Old World), and I hotly debated with them. To apperciate others' heritage you don't need to underappreciate your own - that's what I was telling them emphatically. I doubt however they've changed their mantra
Istanbul is a living museum indeed, but the US has no less rich heritage. Some of the Spanish colonial buildings on American shores are just little younger than the Turkish Istanbul. And Indian pueblo cities were contemporary to the Byzantine Constantinople.
Dear fellow pipester anotherbob, don't take this as an attack on what you're saying, my rant is only about those nice guys, whose annoying mantra has been recalled in my memory by your innocent words
