Great to see you back, Funk. And, thank you.Beautifully written.
Great to see you back, Funk. And, thank you.Beautifully written.
I’ve been in the mountains, walking segments of the AT, and just enjoying nature. Not much cell coverage.Good also to see you posting now, too!
As a general principle "take it slow" is a good policy.
Yes, I've found similar results. And as cosmicfolklore said in my now (to me) infamous post on gurgling, so does learning how to smoke and drying your tobacco more. I don't go bone dry, but go at least two stages farther than I used to. Going to cover this in an upcoming post.By no means an expert, but I find that certain tobaccos lend themselves more easily to slow smoking. Folded or lightly rubbed-out flakes and broken flakes seem to work better for me than ribbons or fully rubbed-out flakes. I think it's because there's more air around the strands to keep the tobacco smoldering without having to puff and because there's less resistance to fight against. Packing ribbons more loosely accomplishes the same thing but I'm always tempted to stuff in a bit more to "fill" the bowl.