Lots of good info. Plenty to learn, even at my age. Problem is my memory isn’t what it used to be so it’s always good to be able to replay these videos. Thanks Edward. 👍😃☀️🌵
There's a lot of variety in tobaccos. And I find something I like in each and every one. Variety is the spice of life, right Edward? Have a great week.
Lots of great information, you fit a lot in a short space of time. This video will be a great find especially for someone relatively new to pipe smoking. Great job✌️
Thank you Ray😊. I would like to really cover more,but it take all day or several videos. I think it would put everyone to sleep before they finished watching it 🤣🤣
Good Evening 😊 Beautiful Pipe Mate 😍 Delightful Tobacco 😋Awesome Video👌🏽Informative and Educational 💯 Thanks For Sharing 👏🏼👏🏼 Happy Smoking 🌬💨💨 Greetings From South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you Caroline 🙂. I would have liked to cover more. But it would taken quite a few hours,or several separate videos. I would bored everyone to sleep by then 🤣🤣
@@edwardhobbs5741 how about considering when you’re doing other videos to do a Tobacco minute or something like that. You could make it a special feature in each video. Just a thought. It could be longer than a minute, but just a short informative piece? Or you could just call it Tobacco time and make it five minutes or something like that? I would like to continue learning.☺️
@@carolinarose704 that sounds a good idea! I'll put them in my some of videos. It's better than a big long video or several separate ones. Thank you Caroline 🙂
good video, had me thinking and C & D From Beyond is absolutely full of tobaccos with a regional name sakes: Red “Virginia” “Canadian” flue-cured leaf, Turkish Izmir, Greek Basma, Latakia and St. James Perique lol😅
@@TheNovicePiper I thank you 😊. The variety of Oriental tobaccos is enormous. Rope tobacco is rich in flavor. It'll keep good outside of jarring better than the finer cuts of tobacco. If I remember, making tobacco in ropes was mainly for preservation. It didn't dry out as quickly.
