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I'm 34 and started about 6 months ago.

http://feileadhmor.wordpress.com/ ...it was mentioned on a YouTube vid. by A.A. Milne My first introduction to Lady Nicotine was at the innocent age of eight, when, finding a small piece of somebody else’s tobacco lying unclaimed on the ground, I decided to experiment with it. Numerous...

I have an estate pipe that has a brown stem. The stem turned a chocolate brown after the alcohol soak and cleaning so now I'd like to restore some of the shine to it. The brown doesn't look bad but the more I use the more I'd like to restore it to the original state. <iframe width="560"...

I've been smoking for a short time and have tried some lower end briar basket pipes and have to say my Missouri Meerschaum cob smokes the best. Good draw, it's a little hot so I smoke slower, but the best I have. Anyone else feel the same about the cob? :star:

The estate pipe I recently cleaned up makes a light whistle but more often a gurgling sound when I draw. How to I quiet this thing down? It has a stinger if that matters, I thought I cleaned it well enough but maybe I didn't.

Ever smoke hookah tobacco in a pipe? Is there a difference? :face:

I was googling info on pipe cleaning and found some folks suggesting listerine to clean the stem. Does it work? Will it damage the stem?

Just picked up a bottle of Amontillado and recalled the old story by Poe. THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO by Edgar Allan Poe (1846) THE thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could, but when he ventured upon insult I vowed revenge. You, who so well know the nature of my soul, will not...

to replace the two I broke. oldbanjo.wordpress. com/

do you clean your pipes?

I broke the stem on my pipe the other day and I'm down to a cob. I've been eying the pipes by Mr. Brog made of pear root and thinking about a clay. Any thoughts on either of these pipes?

I pretty new to pipes, about 3 or 4 months in and hope to learn more by reading and posting here on this forum. Thanks for having me.