Roth"s Morta

[rayje589]

I like green. I like that green stem. I hate that green bowl. Just something about that bowl I don't like. That neck band is amazing though.

 

[zonomo]

I love the band with the celtic knot work, and the green stem.

That is exactly what I love too. :clap:

 

[cigrmaster]

roth, awesome looking Morta, love the shape, the cool looking stem and the silver work is really unique. Congrats on a great addition to your collection. I am sure you will enjoy it for many years to come.

 

[wyfbane]

Wow Roth that pipe is amazing!! Congratulations and happy smoking!

 

[kashmir]

Congrats roth, on a fine looking new addition. May it provide you with a lifetime of fine smokes.

 

[bphilli75]

Way to spec a great looking pipe Roth. DadGUM that is a great looking pipe! I love the Celtic theme.

 

[mrenglish]

Beautiful pipe, Roth.
How does Morta smoke compared to briar?

 

[rigmedic1]

That is an excellent pipe, for sure. Smoke it and give us a review!

 

[plateauguy]

Roth, that pipe is to dream for! Love the celtic band with the green stem! May it smoke as well as it is beautiful.

 

[sparrowhawk]

Very interesting pipe. Say, where is it you live again, Roth? :wink:

 

[pitchfork]

Roth, I don't know if you're much of a poetry reader, but since you're fascinated by the age of the tree used to make your pipe, I should mention that Seamus Heaney has a number of poems on bogs and bog oak (most of them are probably on the web somewhere):
"Bogland"
"Bog Oak"
"The Grauballe Man"

The grain of his wrists

is like bog oak.

"Punishment"

Under which at first

she was a barked sapling

that is dug up

oak-bone, brain-firkin: