Howdy from Arizona

[StuporSpoopy]

Hello folks, after some exposure to the hobby from various sources I've decided to get myself into it. I've got an order coming in with a few different blends and I'm looking to start a nice collection of pipes to enjoy while staring out into the desert on peaceful nights. I'm a Land Surveyor by trade and love my time outdoors (except for in the summers, it gets really brutal.) I look forward to chatting with y'all!

 

[AroEnglish]

Howdy from Michigan! Surveying in the Arizona summer does sound brutal

 

[StuporSpoopy]

Howdy from Michigan! Surveying in the Arizona summer does sound brutal

Doing mapping and data-collection isn't too bad, but construction staking and blue-tops are pure pain especially when it starts getting into triple digits lol, good to meet ya!

 

[Christos D. Tsatsaronis]

Hi and welcome from Athens, Greece.

 

[username]

Az pipe club meets the second Saturday of the month The Arizona Pipe Club - http://azpipeclub.com/ ignore the fact that it hasn't been updated since November. I won't be at this month's meeting as I have a prior engagement. But we always have a decent turnout. Meets at madurostix in mesa

 

[kbussell]

Welcome! From Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

 

[tobakenist]

Hi and welcome from Northamptonshire, England.

 

[proteus]

 

[HectorF]

Hello folks, after some exposure to the hobby from various sources I've decided to get myself into it. I've got an order coming in with a few different blends and I'm looking to start a nice collection of pipes to enjoy while staring out into the desert on peaceful nights. I'm a Land Surveyor by trade and love my time outdoors (except for in the summers, it gets really brutal.) I look forward to chatting with y'all!

Welcome from Mexico City.

 

[daveinlax]

Doing mapping and data-collection isn't too bad, but construction staking and blue-tops are pure pain especially when it starts getting into triple digits lol, good to meet ya!

Welcome from Green Valley AZ. By the time I retired from the Operators a few years ago stakes were pretty much a thing of the past.

 

[MRW]

Hello folks, after some exposure to the hobby from various sources I've decided to get myself into it. I've got an order coming in with a few different blends and I'm looking to start a nice collection of pipes to enjoy while staring out into the desert on peaceful nights. I'm a Land Surveyor by trade and love my time outdoors (except for in the summers, it gets really brutal.) I look forward to chatting with y'all!

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!

 

[Sobrbiker]

Doing mapping and data-collection isn't too bad, but construction staking and blue-tops are pure pain especially when it starts getting into triple digits lol, good to meet ya!

Welcome from an AZ grade foreman that’s stuck his fair share of lathe and blue tops into the valley o’ the sun!

Now working a city job, laughing at citiots that can’t wrap their head around why 14.14 is the same constant as 3-4-5, just different that applies better in dirt than on wood, or why engineer’s scale beats inches every time

 

[FurCoat]

Welcome from North Carolina

 

[Pipeoff]

Welcome from W NY.

 

[MattRVA]

Welcome from Virginia, I’ve always been interested in surveying and it seems like a great job for someone who likes to explore and stay moving.

 

[WVOldFart]

Hello and welcome from West Virginia.

 

[PaulRVA]

Welcome from Richmond Virginia

 

[StuporSpoopy]

Welcome from Green Valley AZ. By the time I retired from the Operators a few years ago stakes were pretty much a thing of the past.

Howdy! Grade stakes have died off for sure with machine control and all but thankfully curb stakes and blue-tops keep me employed, haha

 

[dPero]

Hello

 

[JackOrion]

Was just out your way in November. Had a couple nice secluded days fly fishing a beautiful creek.