Pipes & Top 3 purchased Tobaccos of 2022 + The World's only floating Bank
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- HoundDawg; / @hounddawg-449
Ramblin' Jan: • Pipe Discussion: Why A...
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Petersons Pipes / Eldritch Guinness Dublin Pipe / St Bruno/ 4th Generation 1882 / Gawith Hoggarth Bosun Cut Plug
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This video notification found me while I was beginning my walk. Lifted my spirits considerably, mate!
God Bless you G@z, as always I appreciate your comments. Keep Well , Steve.
Beautiful collection of pipes you got there! I've got a 150 Donegal Rocky and love it. The wife and I thank you Steve 😊
Thank you Edward & Mrs Hobbs, I had to read your comment on the Donegal Rocky twice, as I originally translated that you had 150 Petersons DRs, not the model type 150 🙄🙄. The straight Bulldog 👌Thank you so much for commenting. Keep Well Both of You, Steve.
Just came across your channel. I truly enjoyed the stories and look forward to more. Blessings, sir.
Thank you for your positive comments, and support. Steve & Molly.
Hello sir !
I’ve watched the two parts interview with Professor and the great Bob Gregory. Wow!
Oh my god Bob Gregory is like a god to me ! These people from Gawith Hoggarth or Samuel Gawith should be more known by people. There is almost nothing out there with them.
SG and GH are by far my favorite company. We use to have their blends here. I smoked exclusively their tobaccos when I could find them.
You made that interview amazing
I am thanking you with the power of a thousand suns!!!
Silviu 🤝
Thank you Silviu, your comments have made my Sunday even more special. 🙏. The Professor's editing just throws up so many special surprises in the final cut, those series & guests were an absolute joy to be part of and share. Steve.
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You’re welcome!
Your comment made my day also because I have a special place in my heart for UK pipe smokers. I would really love to see UK more represented in the YTPC.
Your country gave the world everything that is important in pipe smoking today.
From the best pipes ever to the best tobaccos ever.
Now I am smoking a very rare Frybourg&Trayer pipe. Thank god I can still find nice English pipes here because Brexit did a horrible thing for me.
Smoking a pipe for 25 years it’s hard for me to still find something interesting in UA-cam videos of newer pipe smokers.
But with you I don’t have that problem. You smoke pipes before I was born.
Thank you! Have a wonderful day !
I love British pipe classics is my biggest inspiration!
You have a beautiful new pipes there!
Thank you, Giulliano , I appreciate very much your comments and support. Steve & Molly
Enjoyed your video very much. Those pipes are all beauties. The stem on the Eldritch pipe is fantastic. The color transition is unlike any I've seen before; it really compliments the stummel. I agree with you, the relationships we form can be incredible, whether with suppliers or with fellow pipe smokers. Thanks and take care. - Jim
Thank you Jim for your very supportive comments. The YTPC is a wonderful conduit for our hobby & Fellowship. 🙏 Steve.
Well done Steve , very interesting about the boat , enjoy your pipe
Thanks Shane, I did salvage some video of the Otter Bank sailing off Liverpool Bay, but unfortuately BBC deleted it. Hope the Welsh air is agreeing with you 😊😊
Thanks for the chat and links. Hope you have a great year my friend
Thank you Steve, all the Best to you and Yours ...
Ciao Steve, well your local shop is first class in terms of service. For the rest you have done remarkably well with some cracking new pipes! 😮! We now have St Bruno’s here in Milan in the flake version, which I adore. Best wishes for your footballer grandson! Take care my friend. Ciao 👋 Grazie 🙏 S.
Hi Sandro, I am delighted you have access to the St Bruno, in fact I am smoking the very same in my Eldritch Guinness Dublin as I correspond to you. Yes, my Grandson is extremely excited, we are going to Manchester City tomorrow afternoon for his first sessions at the academy . Keep Well My Friend . 🙏🙏 Steve.
Beautiful pipes. Great job on your video. I just found your channel I'm looking forward to watching more
Thank you Chris, I never know when the next video is going to materialise, as soon as I get a calling to produce one it happens. As it happens, I do have an idea in mind , which hopefully I can convert soon. Steve.
Couldn’t agree more re Jan. I’m looking forward to more from him…gives you hope for the next generation.
It certainly does, ....you can only applaud his endevours, and support him for the future..maybe his demeanour is infectious to his peers. Thank you Ethan for your support, it is so much appreciated . Steve,
Love the videos so far
Thank you for your positive comment, I hope you enjoy more as I stumble along. TTFN Steve & Molly.
Excellent!
Thank you Sir for your encouragement ...Very much appreciated.. Steve.
Love that Eldritch pipe! (Of course I love Guinness!)
Nice to see you and Molly, hope you and the misses are doing well.
Hello Jeff, yes, Guinness, I so enjoy a good cool pint of the Black Stuff, you may have noticed my tremor LOL, however, after two pints of the said liquid, I am almost as steady as a rock, I told the Doctor, he agrees, and understands, but assures me he can not perscibe it on the National Health 😵😵, onwards and upwards as they say.... as always Great to hear from you my friend. Steve.
@@3riverspiper1792 well, they always used to say "Guinness is good for you!"
@@jeffthechefpiper8227 Too True, the transformation confounds me, but I am not complaing for sure. 🍻😊😊
Nice pipes, enjoyed seeing them. I have three Peterson pipes and like my Donegal Rocky 200P bent billiard best. Happy smokes.
There is something about the Donegal Rocky' range that appeals to me, three of the four which I own all came about in the 1970s, and all have, and are serving me well, so pleased you find the same satisfaction with your 200P. Thank you for your positive comments, and support. Steve.
Thank you Steve for your encouraging words! I hope to encourage others to sit down and think about life, all while enjoying a nice smooth pipe. A tool to life that has been such a pleasing experience for me to start learning. I see you as an inspiration!
Thank you for your very kind words. I smoked my first pipe back when I was seventeen, very much out of vouge with my peers, I would enjoy it most in times of meditation, or as a conduit to solving some challenge, and of course for enjoyment. 'An ispiration', wow , I will have to start behaving myself from now on 😊, on that basis, I would like to send you a couple of items , please advise if that would be acceptable. Steve.
@@3riverspiper1792 Ah! I know that feeling. It is nice to have a select few people understand where I am coming from. Of course you could send me a few items if you'd like, I would be very grateful. Message me directly, of course. Thanks
Hi Steve, I’ve got a apple Donegal, Bought it a few years ago, It’s a great smoker, I’m also smoking ST Bruno ready rubbed, Bought your book last year it’s a good read, All the best Andrew
Thank you Andrew, I too have enjoyed all my Donegal range {total 4}, thank you also for purchasing my book, as well as your kind comment.... I am sold out here, but if anyone asks you, I can confirm the Gamekeepers Welfare Trust still has a stock available.. {details in the comments } Tight Lines, Steve.
Great to see you and dear Molly !
I wish we had GH blends in EU. They are my favorite.
Another great one that we don’t have is Condor. Tried it once and i love it. Bosun is my second favorite tobacco.
You look incredible well and steady today ! I hope I am not saying something wrong!
Great video!
Have a wonderful evening!!
Silviu 🤝
Dear Silviu, thank you so much for your comments..yes, the GH blends..we are blessed to have access to these wonderful creations, the Bosun Cut Plug is very much a treat for myself to savour in a well rested pipe.. your observation of being not too eratic with my tremor , you are saying nothing wrong at all, it is a challenge, I have found if I drink two pints of Guinness I become almost steady as a rock, but the although Doctor agrees it helps, he can not presribe it on the National Health 🍻😊 Steve.
Just came upon your channel, enjoyed your video plus gave you a sub. Love your Guinness pipe. I’ve admired Eldridge pipes for a couple years now, just haven’t had the chance to commission him as of yet but I will own one if not several of his pipes if I get the opportunity. I do own several Savinelli pipes and they all are great smokers. I have a few GH and SH blends, they are hard to get in the U.S., but I like them all. Stay well sir.
Good to see you Steve. I subbed Jan …what an inspirational young man. It’s good to know there are youngsters like him around. Your pipe misadventure certainly turned out well with some great new acquisitions. I have a number of Petersons but never tried the Donegal. Happy smokes.
Hi John, thank you so much for your comments, for sure, Jan is like a breath of fresh air, he seems to have such an encouraging perspective on values for such a young Gentleman....Donegal Rocky, yes, I have found them to be one of those pipes you can depend on, generally an average size bowl, so perhaps a pipe for most, if not all seasons. Steve
That’s some haul of Petersons! Need to get myself one as don’t have a Peter. Bosun Cut Plug was my first tobacco. I picked up the pipe when clearing out my late parents house and I found my dad’s pipes. He smoked only Bulwark and I decided in memory of him I would get some and light up one of his pipes. Of course it was no longer made but Bosun was recommended as a good alternative. Never looked back as they say!
Hi DP, so good to have that connection with your Father 🙏🙏 , in particular I have found the Bosun Cut Plug an extremely meditative smoke....thank you so much for your comments, Steve & Molly
Mr Steven,
Wonderful video!! So good to see you and Molly. Happy smokes and all the best!! Subscription has gone out... I'm really looking forward to your adventure stories on land and on water! Saint Peter Hail! ... profitable fishing, including a well-heated frying pan ... or as the English men say! Best wishes from Vienna, Helmut
Thank you so much for your kind words, and positive comments..Vienna, although I have not visited there, I am aware what a beautiful and inspirational City it is.. Nochmals vielen Dank Helmut, "Lebe lange und gedeihe“ Steve.
Hello Steve. Nice to see you. I looked up the floating bank and read more about it. I love stories like those. Hope you and family are well
Hi PP, I am so glad that story of the Otter Bank resonated with you, it is a fascinating history of one boat. Having seen it here in the Ferry Marina I can tell you she is a wonderful vessel. & yes, all wll here thank you, we hope all is in good Fettle with yourselves. Thank you so much for your support. Steve & Molly
Steve, I was pleased to see a video from you, glad that you are well! I just purchase my first Peterson in 2022, and absolutely love it. Their bent pipes are, to me, just so classic. I will enjoy it for many years to come. I will have to add a Donegal Rocky to my collection in 2023. Cheers, Alex
Hi Alex, when you do, please check out No 120 shape, probably the pipe most abused / enjoyed by myself over the years. Tight Lines, Steve.
Hello matey. It’s been too long since we’ve spoken hope you’re well. Phil
Great to hear from you Phil, and yes too long in deed...going through a garage conversion and new kitchen , we are right in the middle of things at present, should be complete getting towards end of March, I hope. Hope all is well with you.. I have been watching your varied productions, but like many the Friday catch-up was always the one to I looked forward to..I do hope to get out and about later this year Pipe Show / Ian's get together {if invited}. Lost touch with so many in recent times. Shane got engaged, and has moved to Wales, although there will be several stag-dos to make up for lost times, although he has reformed, i.e. given up smoking his pipe. Keep in Touch. Steve.
Nice video Steve I’ve got Donegal rocky 80s
Donegal Rockys, pipes which I go back to time and again, dependable smoking apparatus for sure. I assume you have enjoyed your purchases? Steve.
@@3riverspiper1792 yes Steve I’ve smoked Peterson for years really Enjoyed them but I discovered Northern Briars I think they are really nice pipes regards David
@@davidgreenhow4404 You have hit home with that statement, I have five, all superbly light and cool smokers, Ian is a Master Pipe Maker in the truest meaning of the term ,Sounds our pipe preferences have a lot in common .👍👍 Steve.
Hi Steve I’ve got fifteen now kindly made by Ian regards David
@@davidgreenhow4404 I would surmise everyone has been perfect in presentation, as well as providing a wonderful smoke. If ever you decide to make a video, I would suggest these pipes would make the perfect subject. Steve.
Greetings Steve. Nice to see you and Molly. Midwinter on the calendar and I'm still hoping winter truly shows up here. It's been rather mild and light on snow. Still, most weekends I've found just enough snow to cross country ski upon without damaging the skis bases. Hopefully you're getting out and about and enjoying your winter season.
Yes, the newer Peterson shapes do seem chunkier than in the past. I've never owned one, although I periodically look at them. A long time ago an area shop (now closed) had some Peterson army mounts full of briar fills. Perhaps that memory of fills has steered me away from the brand.
As to the blistering pipe, I had a VAUEN that did that. Could be a void in the briar, poor adhesion of the finish in an area, or just bad luck in how I packed the bowl and allowed a hot spot during a smoke. Whatever it was, I kept the pipe and still smoke it 30 years later. Still no sign of a burn through.
Thoughts of a puppy are creeping in to my anticipation of spring. Didn't think another dog was in my future, but a lost bird this past autumn really kicked off the idea. But, who knows, time will tell.
All the best,
Dave
Dave, so good to hear from you ,thank you for your comments on the Petersons...I have also found filler activity in a number of my Petersons of old, but to be fair nome have let me down as a smoking apparatus....What excites me is your consideration for a new Gun Dog, I am in my seventies, Molly is six in a few weeks, what scares me, is Molly might m be my last four-legged companion, on the basis I would not be able to guarantee that I could be Guardian for a future dog through her life, ensuring the training and devotion would be there....so my feelings are do not delay ...find that 'special' dog, or should I say let he / her find you whilst you are young enough to give the commitment {as you so well know}, to sharing those days on the Trail.
By the way, mid Winter here feels more like early Spring.
Tight Lines,
Steve & Molly
Very kind of them to refund you! The pipe should be fairly easy to strip and re-finish anyway.
BCP and St. Bruno were the most often smoked tobacco for me last year, alongside 1792F.
Never had any of the 4th Generation blends… the uniformity of their tins somehow always put me off, perhaps I should give them a try.
Enjoy your smokes!
Regards 🍻
It does seem our deserning palettes are quite similar..reference the 4th Generation range, my knowledge is limited, however the 1882 { an English blend} will seem a little tame to that of the tobaccos mentioned, but pleasant, a more mild smoke , but not dull, one of those you may need to savour slowly , I would suggest worthy of a try at some stage. 1792, I so do enjoy, it has been a long time since I purchased a tin, methinks I will remedy that with my next purchase. 👌👌
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I’ve been off Latakia for quite some time now… I stopped reaching even for the Germaine’s blends. I’m sure it’s just a phase and it will pass.
As for 1792, It’s probably the one tobacco I don’t need to worry about cellaring!😄
Lovely pipes Steve, I do like Petersons, it connects me to my dad who smoked them, my Sherlock Holmes new pipe, only smoked a few times, the silver band has come loose so I fix it myself or contact my supplier as you did ? If I do fix it myself what glue would be best ?
Hello Bob, yes, I do appreciate my Petersons, some of which I have had so long the type numbers have worn away with use...issues with a pipe, for sure if 'new', and under warranty contact the supplier and explain the challenge, the company that supplied that Ben Wade was "My Smoking Shop" near Preston, they could not have been more helpful and understanding ..if repairing yourself, well I have in the past taken such action with a pipe, which worked, however my advice, drop a line to 'Jonty Piper' in a comment section of his latest video, I am sure he would put you on a well tried & trusted path... www.youtube.com/@jontypiper9881 .. Keep Cool, Steve.
@@3riverspiper1792 thank you Steve top man
@@TruckinPiperBob STOP PRESS,,, I found this !!!!!!!!!!! Giulliano actually fitting a silver band ua-cam.com/video/f7XB-XTB9Wo/v-deo.html his email can be found on his channel in the "about" section www.youtube.com/@Gspitaletti/about I am sure he will tell you which glue he used, Steve.
Hi Steve, I didn’t know it was you in the Ian Walker video. 👍 I found a Danish freehand I’ve been hunting for years made by him. I’m reading books on bamboo fly rod making, fly tying and trout fishing. What model fly vice is yours? I just purchased a Peterson pub Oompah in sandblast for b-day. I’m a little crazy for Peterson p-lip pipes. Lol. I’m subbed, great videos. ✌️
Hi Thank you for your comments...Vice? is the Snowbee-Waldron, can not speak too highly of it, mainly I tie 14s & 16s patterns for Trout & Grayling, but it can be adapted for Salmon Flies..Love the Pub Pipe, I mention mine in a video I did on St Bruno- St Bruno Flake & A New Peterson -2nd Boer War- Mystery Animal - I take it you are in the States ? Steve.
@@3riverspiper1792 Yes, I retired from Maryland to North Carolina. I like to hit and chase that little white ball around. Lol. I’m still thinking about a good fill for my pub. My St. Bruno is about a year old now. I’ll give it a go.
@@bandito85fx The video I high-lighted my pub pipe in, I , as you may have seen , smoked St Bruno in it, as a mark of respect to part of the history of the shape of pipe, and in fact, I dedicated to just smoke / enjoy St Bruno with that pipe. Golf, a wonderful sport to enjoy, and keep you fit, as well as the benefit of fellowship. I hope St Bruno and yourself get on well, I prepare it well, rub and tease the cut, pack in the bowl to 7/8ths of capacity reasonably tight, but not too tight, light evenly around the bowl on the char light, then just tamp down to get that ideal draw, then the true light, again evenly around the bowl, then relax. Enjoy, have a wonderful weekend. Steve.