Thank you, when it stops raining here I just may do that. Where do you get your pipes?@RPK Definitely give them a try!
Thank you, when it stops raining here I just may do that. Where do you get your pipes?@RPK Definitely give them a try!
@RPK Mainly antique shops / flea markets or eBay. New ones from Appleyard's of Buxton; they sell loose Gawith Hoggarth as well. They're By Appointment to the Clay King - I'll have to make them a King's WarrantThank you, when it stops raining here I just may do that. Where do you get your pipes?
There is/was a Youtube video showing them spinning the twist and then coating the stuff in olive oil, wrapping it in brown paper and then putting in the heated press and leaving it there overnight. I think the film was made in the late 1960s early 1970s as they show the twist being wrapped in tin foil packages with a label ready for delivery to the shops.Very interesting, where did you get the olive oil information?
That’s absolutely amazing.@PaulRVA All Saints' Church, Bakewell - Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Saints'_Church,_Bakewell I like going to see the knight effigies when I take the blister packs to Bakewell church for recycling!
@condorlover1 Sounds interesting - we should go back to plastic free packaging. Going to get some loose Gawith Hoggarth in Buxton this month - not much single use with me!There is/was a Youtube video showing them spinning the twist and then coating the stuff in olive oil, wrapping it in brown paper and then putting in the heated press and leaving it there overnight. I think the film was made in the late 1960s early 1970s as they show the twist being wrapped in tin foil packages with a label ready for delivery to the shops.
Very interesting, where did you get the olive oil information?
Very interesting, where did you get the olive oil information?
@umbrella001 Sounds like a good baccy for the King's Clay!HH Pure Virginia in a Peterson 150.
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Interesting that you’re finding them in antique shops. Can’t remember the last time I was in one or to a flea market…. maybe 20+ years ago ? ? so, I’ll try the short one I have at hand and maybe the next time I order online I’ll include one.@RPK Mainly antique shops / flea markets or eBay. New ones from Appleyard's of Buxton; they sell loose Gawith Hoggarth as well. They're By Appointment to the Clay King - I'll have to make them a King's Warrant
And another for Gawith Hoggarth
@RPK I think you should give the clays a go; please let me know how you get on with them and try not to break them...Interesting that you’re finding them in antique shops. Can’t remember the last time I was in one or to a flea market…. maybe 20+ years ago ? ? so, I’ll try the short one I have at hand and maybe the next time I order online I’ll include one.