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bob393
Number of posts: 22
Age: 58
Location: Goshen, NY
Tobacco: Night Cap
Pipe: Ben Wade
Registration date: 2011-01-17
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Mon Jan 17, 2011 1:34 pm | |
| Nice personal space!
I have my stuff spread all over the house. |
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Ataki
Number of posts: 55
Age: 34
Location: Arlington, Tx
Tobacco: PS Lux. Navy Flake, some english blends
Pipe: Kaywoodie Standard 11
Registration date: 2010-11-24
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Mon Jan 17, 2011 4:11 pm | |
| | GregE wrote: | | I love the downstairs stuff you guys are doing for your man caves...Here in Dallas Texas we are pretty much on a giant slab of clay in the middle of a scrub desert. The moisture content varies from one extreme to the other due to the seasons in this Texas desert. The result is that soil shifts so dramatically during the course of the seasons that nobody has basements down here. In fact there is a whole cottage industry of "foundation repairmen" who do nothing but try to stabilize the "concrete slabs" that everybody has their house built on...cause doorways, window jams and sheetrock walls are all at the mercy of the shifting clay. I used to live up north (Peoria, Illinois) and loved my basement, now I have to try to fit all my yard stuff and extra "wifey" junk in a cluttered garage. Most people do have some attic space but its usually small and not the same as "going down into the dark man space" under the house. I will just sit and be proud for the rest of you.... |
I would love a nice basement...But like you said, having one down here would be a disaster. Heck, the foundation on my house moves over 1 1/2" over the year..For now, I'm happy with my little workspace in the corner of the garage. |
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Hermit
Number of posts: 3417
Age: 60
Location: Ascension Parish
Tobacco: Exhausted Rooster
Pipe: Rad Davis Golden Blast Apple
Registration date: 2008-04-22
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sorringowl
Number of posts: 197
Location: The City of Angels
Tobacco: Balkan Sasieni, Reserve 1928, Dunhill EMP, Wilderness, Maltese Falcon
Pipe: Jean LaCroix Paneled Nosewarmer, Savinelli Prince, Custombilt Bent Stubby Pot,
Registration date: 2010-08-08
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Tue Jan 18, 2011 1:54 pm | |
| Very cool! That's a great barrister's bookcase and I never thought of it till now but it makes a PERFECT tobacco cellar and pipe display case. Hell, there's even room for some books! Pipes, tobacco, a couple of volumes of Sherlock Holmes and LOTR's and you're all set. Hmm...a shelf dedicated for a bar as well??...nah, make it half a shelf and leave for room for cellaring! Nice pics. Thanks for sharing. |
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PipePuffer
Number of posts: 203
Location: San Francisco
Tobacco: Virginias, VaPers
Pipe: English billiards
Registration date: 2010-11-21
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St Fiacre
Number of posts: 237
Age: 21
Location: Crestline CA
Tobacco: Boswell Sweet Tea, Escudo, Honeydew, Penzance
Pipe: Comoy 158, Erik Nording Free Hand, Churchwarden
Registration date: 2010-04-26
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:53 pm | |
| The tobacco and related pipe article are cool but that is some really nice furniture. Some guys have alot of cool pipe stuff but I think that your furniture is the nicest that I have seen. |
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SmokingAngel
Number of posts: 20
Age: 29
Location: New York
Tobacco: Esoterica Penzance, Margate, Sg Squadron Leader, Dunhill Nightcap, My Mixture 965, London, London Mixture, Balkan Sasieni, Savinelli English Mixture.
Pipe: Brebbia, Savinelli, Peterson.
Registration date: 2012-04-28
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Fri Mar 29, 2013 8:45 am | |
| Awesome cellar and setup! |
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PipePuffer
Number of posts: 203
Location: San Francisco
Tobacco: Virginias, VaPers
Pipe: English billiards
Registration date: 2010-11-21
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Jacob the coldblooded
Number of posts: 148
Age: 20
Location: Barrington, NH
Tobacco: Dark Decadence, Franklin's Folly, Irish Oak, Old Dublin, Ebony, Dark Cherry, Guilty Pleasure, Gold.
Pipe: Peterson Killarney sitter, Cellini 6004, Ben wade, A few basket briars, corncobs and a single meer
Registration date: 2013-01-15
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Fri Mar 29, 2013 3:30 pm | |
| Great setup, jealous of those shelves! |
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Bluecrab
Number of posts: 42
Age: 29
Location: Boonsboro Maryland
Tobacco: Northwoods, bear blend, and several other boswell tobaccos
Pipe: All 28 of my boswell pipes, but the three modified hatfields and several bent pipes from Boswell's are my favorites. Easy clenching.
Registration date: 2012-07-25
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Wed Apr 10, 2013 5:02 am | |
| Great barrister you have there. I keep all my pipes and tobacco in one of my barrister book cases, which is in my office. wonderful piece of furniture. |
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CharlG
Number of posts: 204
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Tobacco: Bit of everything
Pipe: Stanwell, Comoy etc and Goussard rejects!
Registration date: 2012-01-26
| | Subject: Re: My tobacco cellar and non-smoking "smoking room" Thu Apr 11, 2013 1:07 am | |
| Nice spot and beautiful cupboard! |
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