I missed this thread when it hit. I'm saddened by this news, but I do know the tough brother was fighting for a while. I'm glad he's got some rest from his discomfort. I can't help but smile at all the times we poked him and prodded him over his very extensive collection. There's not a single pipe the man owned that I wouldn't be proud to hold myself. He was a good man, from what I knew of him and I'm happy to have been able to hat with him a few times and bond over similar pipes we shared. However briefly I knew him, I miss him still. It's amazing how close a bond between people can be over shared interests, even having never met one another.
Rest in peace brother, and I'll be continuing to keep it smokey and think about you often. Here's to you, banjo! Keeping it smokey with a little trafalgar in a radiator with a bones bowl and a raise of the glass of a little Irish whiskey. Keep on puffin' brother. :
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Rest in peace brother, and I'll be continuing to keep it smokey and think about you often. Here's to you, banjo! Keeping it smokey with a little trafalgar in a radiator with a bones bowl and a raise of the glass of a little Irish whiskey. Keep on puffin' brother. :
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