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tuftey

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Hello all new pipe smoker here from Yorkshire England just saying hello, just got my first pipe a london made reject and some samples from a on line retailer davidoff danish mixture, petersons de lux and ratrays red rapparee .
liking the first two but not sure about the rapparee left a lot of after taste in the mouth maybee a bit strong fr me.
any way thanks for the forum looks a great place i will be having a look about in the days to come.
 
Welcome to BoB and welcome to pipes from a fellow Brit.

This is indeed a great place and I learnt a great deal here when I returned to pipe smoking and I'm still learning.

 
Welcome to BoB, enjoy your time her and post often...especially about your bouts with PAD and TAD.
 
Hey there Tuftey, good to hear another brit has joined the BoB, welcome from Cornwall.
 
eh up mate.

I've long been an anglophile and have visited your green and pleasant land at least a dozen times. Quite fond of Yorkshire myself I am. Have an old mate in the Halifax area that's like a brother to me.

Where in Yorkshire do you reside?


Cheers,

RR
 
Brewdude, you cause me to self reflect just a touch with your claim of being an anglophile. This is not the first time I have seen this proclamation. I am also a very big fan of Triumph Motorcycles (I currently ride a 2010 triumph Speed Triple, and plan to add an older Triumph sport tourer to the stable next summer). On my favorite Triumph forum this came up as a thread topic.

I had never considered labeling myself an anglophile (or any other label, really). But as I read BBC news whilst sipping my tea and browising websites for new Irish caps, I must admit I must fall into that catagory.

However, I had always assumed my behaviour and taste was more a result of coming from New England (I come from a long line of drunk Irish Catholic Bostonians...). My heritage is a tad more mixed than that, actually, as my ancestors come from England, Ireland and Scotland.

I do think we can be a bit confused, though, as I greatly enjoy Irish culture as well. To us it does not seem so different. but perhaps the English and Irish would disagree?

Now, back to listening to The Pogues, very loudly indeed...
 
Welcome from Ireland brother! :cheers: :

Fraternally

Jers
 
Brewdude":v003sagx said:
eh up mate.

I've long been an anglophile and have visited your green and pleasant land at least a dozen times. Quite fond of Yorkshire myself I am. Have an old mate in the Halifax area that's like a brother to me.

Where in Yorkshire do you reside?


Cheers,

RR
Well Yorkshire is one of the best bits,Halifax is a nice place in its own special way had many a good night out there in my younger days. not too far from the historical home lands of the Washington family. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selby
 
tuftey":vx5o3bli said:
Brewdude":vx5o3bli said:
eh up mate.

I've long been an anglophile and have visited your green and pleasant land at least a dozen times. Quite fond of Yorkshire myself I am. Have an old mate in the Halifax area that's like a brother to me.

Where in Yorkshire do you reside?


Cheers,

RR
Well Yorkshire is one of the best bits,Halifax is a nice place in its own special way had many a good night out there in my younger days. not too far from the historical home lands of the Washington family. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selby
Selby eh? Well you'll be near York then. One of my most favourite cities, York. Been there many times. Great pubs, fantastic Minster, loved the streets and olde worlde feel of the Shambles (even though it's been heavily commercialised). Folk museum was top rate. They even had a very good tobacconist with a decent selection of pipe tobacco.

My heart belongs to North Yorkshire, especially the Dales. I could live there actually. You're very fortunate to live in such a lovely area.


Cheers,

RR
 
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