I just listened to your music Daniel, beutiful! The "Βutcher" piece sounds also like greek traditional tunes...A wonderful care package arrived from the US this morning so celebrating with some OGS in a Comoy’s Grand Slam Shape 409.
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On closer inspection I’m pretty sure it reads “FEAT” which must mean formidable in that context I think. It must be a copy, the text on it is nowhere near as clear and well cast as yours. Thank you for information I want to know as much as possible.I did some research on these in the 1980s when I bought these which might be of interest to you.
First off, the Gambier Jacob head has "JE SUIS LE VRAI JACOB/ I am the real Jacob" in relief as that company was the first with the design.
Other companies copied the design but had to use different wording around the turban such as "LE SUIS LE BEAU JACOB/ I am the handsome Jacob" used by L. Fiolet etc.
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I've noticed that the Walnut performs very well when finishing off (relighting) a partly smoked bowl. Many other tobaccos don't perform so well on relight.Morning everyone, I started by finishing the rest of last nights Walnut Flake in a Kaywoodie Campus and I’ve moved on to Bayou Morning in the new (to me) Stanwell 75 hand made. I think was very lucky finding this one.
Ah lovely. Thanks a lot. It’s a traditional Greek tune I was asked to learn for a wedding. Hasaposerviko. We had fun changing it around a bit though!I just listened to your music Daniel, beutiful! The "Βutcher" piece sounds also like greek traditional tunes...
FYI - Ralfy.com on YouTube and others review the whisky.My wife is of Welsh extraction. I became enamoured of the Welsh through an acting professor in college and through the writings of Dylan Thomas. Seeing Emlyn Williams do his Dylan Thomas one man show years ago certainly helped.
Thanks for the reference. I will seek out Penderyn!