Howdy!

[Clayto56]

To introduce myself, I have been smoking a pipe since my college days, almost 50 years. I will continue practicing until I get it right and thank goodness I never got the habit. I am a writer living in Texas and the basket weaving therapy has worked wonderfully!

 

[Davy]

Welcome aboard.

 

[Clayto56]

Welcome aboard.

Thanks!

 

[Ranger107]

Welcome to the forum. What part of Texas?

 

[Clayto56]

Fort Worth

 

[Aussiemike]

Welcome Clay great to have you with us

 

[Blackhorse]

Hey…nice intro. Say hi to the other folks in the home for us, will ya?

 

[DrT999]

Welcome to BoB! Sounds like you started around the same time I did ('76)

 

[Balisong]

Welcome to the group!

 

[sean]

To introduce myself, I have been smoking a pipe since my college days, almost 50 years. I will continue practicing until I get it right and thank goodness I never got the habit. I am a writer living in Texas and the basket weaving therapy has worked wonderfully!

Welcome, I grew up in Cibolo.

 

[Clayto56]

Welcome to BoB! Sounds like you started around the same time I did ('76)

It was indeed '76.

 

[Ol'Dawg]

Welcome to the BoB!!

 

[UkuleleDude67]

Welcome.

 

[D.L.Ruth]

Welcome to the group

 

[UkuleleDude67]

To introduce myself, I have been smoking a pipe since my college days, almost 50 years. I will continue practicing until I get it right and thank goodness I never got the habit. I am a writer living in Texas and the basket weaving therapy has worked wonderfully!

Ukuleles work wonders too

 

[Timbo]

Welcome aboard Clay, you sound like you'll fit right in.

 

[Singed]

Welcome, pull up a chair and set a while. From...

 

[Eutychus]

Welcome from the Bluegrass State!

 

[Texas_smoke]

Fort Worth

My brother is a Ft. Worth police officer! He is the one who got me into pipe smoking. If you happened to be at the slow smoking contest lasts fall y'all would have probably met.

 

[Gaius Marius]

Fort Worth

Im new myself, but welcome!
I've got good friends who live in Fort Worth. It may as well be Mars when compared to the pine forests and juniper desert here in central Oregon but I'd spend some time there in a heartbeat. Love Texas.