A group dedicated to the limitless interests of those men and women who enjoy horticulture, pipe tobacco, tobacco pipes, quality cigars, tobacconists and literature related to the same. In the end, the world can be divided into two segments - its all either agricultural or mechanical.
Mad scientists, crazed inventors, Hungarians and authors are also welcome.
Location: The Great North Woods
Members: 13
Latest Activity: Apr 7, 2021
With pipe and book - oh and a handy monkey wrench - all things are possible.
Started by Willenger Aetheris. Last reply by The Raven Sep 11, 2014. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone smoked a Missouri Meerschaum cob pipe. They're quite nice-looking for a cob pipe and are very inexpensive - $7.00 at my local tobacco store. I've heard they smoke quite nicely and am thinking of picking up one or two this week to give…Continue
Started by Wilhelm A. Heizeltroff. Last reply by Wilhelm A. Heizeltroff Jul 1, 2014. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Ok. I'll jump on this. What are people's preferred pipe styles to smoke? I love my churchwardens for events where I'm outdoors the whole time but I find that my daily smoker tends to be a brandy style pipe. There are so many styles of pipe and I…Continue
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Something mechanical...well isn't that convenient.
http://www.retronaut.com/2014/07/scientific-diagrams-by-john-philip...
Like I have said many times, if its not agricultural then its probably mechanical.
I have just noticed a serious lack on this site. I'll have to see about rectifying it toot sweet. Until then or perhaps until someone else steps in to fix the problem, I'll park this lovely discovery right here. See if I don't. http://vk.com/album-11406067_161393931
Anyone else get a 500 error when clicking on the Discussion 'continue' links?
Anyhow, it has recently come to my attention that a lot of corn is grown up here in Montana, which I was previously unaware of (have been here for a bit less than a year). So, I plan to look into contacting some of the growers to see if their corn might be good for cob pipe making. If so, I plan to start setting about planning to make some pipes over the summer.
This should be an interesting venture!
Oh, that last one is a real beauty!
I posted a number of pictures from travels etc along with pipes. Hope you enjoy them!
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