VR to Chad  

Thank you Yusuf. You as well. 🤠

I'm sure it wasn't funny to them, but it's a humorous tale years later. 🤠

Glad to participate and share a decent blend. Grandpa lives out back.. 🤣

I barely remember my grandpa. He, was not the talkative type, at least to little kids like me, (at least at that time). But I still remember that pipe smell. 🤠

It's a nice seasonal leaf.. Subtle and mild. 🤠

Thank you, kind if you to say. I appreciate you being here and interacting, that's the best part to me. 🤠

Thanks. Grandpa got to come into the main house for Christmas dinner... 🤣🤠

He was the very definition of a codger.

@@johnBrett-w6v the strongest most vivid memory of my grandpa, who died when I was 6 years old.. Was what his pipe smelled like. ❤️🤠

@@larryd.9245 my suggestion would be to start with a cob pipe.They cost very little but are great smokers. I give them to friends to get them started. Then they can move on to a more expensive pipe if they decide they like pipe smoking.. It's not for everyone...much less nicotine since you don't inhale. Boned Pipes are also great smokers have just acquired 2 new ones. Very affordable and under $100.00. Cob pipes will last for years if taken care of.

There are several online sources. If you don't have a local brick and mortar store to try. One of my favorites is Thepipenook.com Eddie is the owner and the best at helping choose the right one for you. Tobaccopipes.com is another source. Pipesandcigars.com is a large online outlet as well with much to choose from. Depending on what you would like to try, cob or briar, they all have something for you to choose from. I hope this helps. 🤠 thanks for being here and joining me for a few minutes

@@Ragamuffinpiper Thank You.