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fishnbanjo

Lifer
Feb 27, 2013
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Well we've reached the end of the rack but not my pipes. Filled with Capstan Blue standing proud in not only a gorgeous Apple by Bo Nordh it was one of his personal pipes. A happy way to end and keep it smokey.

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mso489

Lifer
Feb 21, 2013
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fish', what's the story behind this? You took a hiatus from pipe smoking but kept buying pipes, and now you're catching up smoking them for the first time? Or something like that. Great pipes; thank you for showing them off. What a treasure trove.

 

fishnbanjo

Lifer
Feb 27, 2013
3,030
70
mso489,

I hadn't taken a hiatus from smoking pipes I had been pretty ill for a stretch and when I turned the corner I lost my beloved companion Levi, my Weimaraner. Those two things literally took the wind out of me and while I read posts now and again I didn't post much.
I'm feeling better and getting used to taking walks w/o a four footed friend to share it with and I pretty much hadn't driven since losing Levi I sold the Town and Tour car that brought us both much joy and life goes on and I'll continue to enjoy my pipes and sharing them, peace.

banjo

 
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mothernaturewilleatusallforbreakfast

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I had a feeling the Bo Nordh was coming. You've got a hell of a collection banjo, and I always enjoy seeing them. Keep it smokey. :puffy:

 

mso489

Lifer
Feb 21, 2013
41,211
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fish', something to consider, though no one can replace Levi; he's a presiding spirit in your life. You might, in time, consider sitting for others' dogs, if they are healthy and well behaved, for limited stretches, like a weekend or a few days. Since a visitor dog wouldn't be as familiar, you might want to stick with smaller dogs that wouldn't throw you off balance or trip you up. When I'd lost a special and valued animal, I tried this. I specified no health problems and ended up with a diabetic cat, and when it showed up, it was huge, and I figured when I tried to inject it, it would shred me. But not at all. It was the sweetest cat in town, and took the injection as petting and attention. It would rub my shin, and when I petted it, it arched more and more until it toppled over. After that I was doomed to take on another companion. I'm not recommending that, but sometimes short visits are a good way to get some company from creatures. In any case ... great pipes!

 

jravenwood

Can't Leave
Apr 23, 2017
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Sorry to hear about your friend Levi, losing a companion like that is so hard. Glad to hear you are feeling a bit better and getting out for a smoke :wink:

 
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