Thank you for the fabulous video. I'm Malcom's age and lost my 90 year old father early Thursday morning. What Malcom discussed toward the end of the video concerning "being present" brought a tear to my eye. My father spent the last six weeks of his life in my home, under the care of myself and hospice. My world narrowed to a very specific focus, where nothing mattered but my father and his care. I was able to put aside everything else and say "here I am" to my ailing father. I'm grateful that I had that opportunity and committed to bringing that attitude to all the important relationships in my life. Thank you sir.
God bless you sir. Yes it was definitely a blessing for both of you to be able to spend time together in his last months. Both of my parents died suddenly, and I was far enough away that I was not there. I really felt blessed reading your post. John.
One thing I like about both of these gentlemen's channels is their accents. Alan, with his wonderful southern accent and Malcolm's quintessential English accent. I'm English and think how sad it would be if regional accents died out.
As I have not travelled far from my home of Somerset England I sit here fascinated with the American fellow, he is like a character from a Hollywood film the way he looks and speaks. The very fact that people like him are "real" just like the mind boggling city of LA is real is very hard for a country boy like me to take in. Wonderful video thank you for posting.
Stonewall Jackson meets Bilbo Baggins, in the 21st century. A very good interveiw that I truly enjoyed. Thanks Mr. Harralson. God bless you, and Mr. Guite. One of the best videos I've watched in a long while.
What a fantastic interview! I could listen to you both all day! Please Please catch up with each other again soon. Really, Really enjoyable. Congratulations on such a treat for us.
Goodness me. One can begin to conceive of what heaven must be like in simply listening to these gentlemen converse with such courtesy and class, humility and wisdom.
I had my two Savinellis on the Lynchburg TN square Sunday. My 611 Honey I had just sat down and fired up a bowl of Capt. Black Cherry. A string of about 8 tourists came by and said how wonderful it smelled & one gent said "I thought we were close to a restaurant"! They ALL loved it. Awhile later, setting in another spot with my gf and a brand new Roma 606 that had its inaugural light with Great Dane Vanilla...two ladies were taking photos of a young man for his senior pics. My smoke was blowing right at them, so I asked "Ladies, is my smoke bothering you"? OH NO! We were just talking about how WONDERFUL it smelled..it reminds me of an old, long deceased Uncle I had. You arent bothering us at all". I thanked them , and thought how nice a thing to say. TWO positive encounters in just a couple hours.
The thing I love about Pipe Smoking is I am able to fondly remember my past good and even bad. A person might say why the bad and I think you see God's hand in every aspects of your life. I also find the pipe clears my mind and clears the fog out of my mind and allows me to remember the present. I have Parkinson's Disease and as it progresses I count on the clarity the pipe gives me. God has blessed me and I want for nothing so yes my Pipe is a blessing. God Bless.
This is pure gold! It's so nice that in the midst of this insane, overly fast-paced, anti-Christian world in which we live in (but into which God has placed us--purposely--by His divine intention), some of us can slow down, enjoy a pipe and talk about things of goodness: Philippians 4:8 "Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things."
A great conversation to observe. I particularly enjoy going to my shed, where there is no phone reception, and just be present with my pipe. Its a true haven to me. When I am overwhelmed I try to remind myself that being present is all there actually is. Amazing final words.
I found myself not only sitting here nodding constantly during this wonderful conversation, but reflecting thoughtfully upon my own love of smoking pipes and cigars and how my thoughts around the hobby are very much aligned with these fine gentlemen. Cheers to all my fellow pipe and cigar enthusiasts out there.
Two of my favorite UA-camrs. I pray that the Lord blesses you both and further enhances your enjoyment of the simple things in life. Thanks for the video
Please do more of these. Not only is the conversation between two people even more thought provoking than just one person's speech, but the younger generation (I'm 23 smoking some C&D Odessa as I type this) eat up long for content that you can just listen to. Often times our short attention spans make reading a little less enjoyable over longer periods of time, but listening is something we can still manage to do.
Malcolm has been a huge role model as yourself has been for a beginner pipe smokesmoker. Incredible how a non religious, Swedish man as myself could find the two of you so interesting and it makes me consider my life, the universe and everything of that pipe smoking has already given me in the short time I've spent with this hobby and lifestyle. Thank you for this.
I must thank you fellows i was smoking and listening and i suddenly felt a great urge and fell on my knees and prayed like I had not in some time. Thank you gentlemen for helping me to once more renew my faith in the almighty.
I'm glad you shared this with us. I hope we can carry these "old" ways well into the future and carry on traditional style of intellectual conversations and mutual respect for one another. This is pure gold what you have going on with the pipe cottage.👍🏼👍🏼
Such an interesting conversation between two people. Delicious accents. Although I’m not a pipe smoker myself I can certainly appreciate the lifestyle and am glad it is still taken seriously. Soulful. Thankyou gentlemen 🙏🏻
Great interview!! As a younger poet and pipe-smoker, Malcolm Guite is one of my heroes of the faith. I have copies of of nearly all his works, both poetry and prose. His book "Mariner" in my opinion is the definitive work on Coleridge and his famous "Rime of the Ancient Mariner".
What a wonderful video, Alan. I was able to listen to the entire thing while soaking in a hot bath with Epson salts. If I wasn’t around water, I would’ve been smoking my pipe. It was so amusing because when you said you had the Peterson’s spigot, 408. I have that exact same pie and I love it. I also have what looked to be the system 303 that Malcolm was smoking toward the end. I too am a huge fan of Peterson pipes. Once again, thank you so much for blessing me with your conversations. God bless you both. John.
Sir Malcolm I don’t know if you will see this I am from the great state of Mississippi USA I’ll listen to you at night while I drive my semi your stories and explanation of Bible verses means a great deal to me and your poetry those also with gods love stay strong and keep it coming
I really enjoyed this video as I do many Pipe Cottage videos and also Malcolm's content - Together was really good. I took up the pipe to better relax and enjoy. I often catch-up on this sort of content while I am enjoying a bowl. This morning I sat on the porch of our little temporary Airbnb in West Virginia (in wait of our first granchild) - I braved a bit of biting wind to enjoy a bowl of Old Dark Fired and cup of black coffee all the while enjoying the video as if I were sitting in the room and puffing away while taking it all in. I took a moment (and take the answer for what it's worth) to ask AI for the etymology of the word "Lunting" - Here is what that netherworld delivered - "The word "lunting" is believed to have originated from the Scottish language in the 17th century. It comes from the Scottish verb "lunt," which means to smoke or to emit smoke. The act of walking while smoking a pipe was referred to as "lunting" because the smoke would be trailing behind the person as they walked. Over time, the term "lunting" became more commonly associated with the leisurely act of walking while smoking a pipe. Today, the term is not commonly used outside of pipe-smoking circles, but it remains a quaint and nostalgic term that evokes a sense of leisure and relaxation."
I'm not much of a believer or church guy, but I enjoyed your talk a lot! Thanks for having us the possibillity to watch that. Thanks and Greetings from Germany
I have always enjoyed watching Malcolm's channel. He and I are the same age and of the same mind. I enjoy hearing his poetry and hearing his critiques on great poets of the past . I really like the way he runs his channel as though you are sitting there with him. Thank you so much for sharing this interview. Very truly yours Ron
Can beautiful describe a UA-cam video. The original recordings the Percy Grainger made to compose Lincolnshire Posey are quite remarkable, has is how he respected those voices with his adaptation are quite amazing. Thank you to my daughter for sharing those with me.
Love your channel, and Malcolm Guite is one of my go too’s on you tube, if you could have a guest for Sunday dinner he would be in our top 5 such a knowledgable gentleman
Thank you so much for this great video! I need to watch it again, it is so full of wisdom and great advice. You are a great host and thank you for posting this gem.
Third time watching this video! These two fellows just get it… No one around me understands, so I’m so grateful for people making content like this! I’m not alone.
Love this video. Malcolm Guite is a legend. I love his writings and his pipe smoking. Thank you for your video and collaboration with him! Happy smokes sir!
What a delightful and unexpected treat this was. I just happened upon Mr. Malcolm's channel a few weeks ago and I went on a lovely trip down that rabbit hole. Thank you for having him as a guest.
Wow what a fantastic video. This was the perfect backdrop to an hour of work during my afternoon. I'm not a religious person but I love Malcolm Guite for his thoughtfulness and his skill with the verse and his love for so many of the classic works of literature that I love. And I have to say, this was a wonderful interview, I appreciate the thoughtful questions you posed to him, and I appreciated that you gave him the room to speak and really answer them all.
What a great conversation!! It's allways time we'll spent listening to Alan and Malcolm. Having the two of them together is really a fine treat! Thank You Gentlemen.
Ahhh Alan I love ya brother!! Thank you so much for that! Im a huge fan of Mr Guite. You asked him all the questions I would have and more. Great work sir!👏👏👏
I throughly enjoyed the video. I have followed Malcolm's channel from the beginning. The discussion was very enjoyable and thought provoking. Maybe we'll meet some time.I will be moving to Kentucky some time after May. I'm getting older. 8-) Thank you very much.
The one thing that seems to be overlooked about the enjoyment of smoking a pipe is the art, craft and material of the pipe. There is a person or persons who have constructed the pipe, with a material that Mother Nature has provided. Being a professional woodworker, I appreciate the uniqueness of each pipe as being one of a kind based on its material and the hands that constructed it. Wonderful interview! Hope you can interview pipe craftsman as well. I suggest Dan Boswell.
A delightful listen! I've long been a hand knitter as it's slow and creative nature allows for many hours of contemplation. But sadly, my hands have begun to protest this joyful practice of making and thinking. I see from an online article, first appearing in the Spring issue of Pipes and Tobaccos magazine, that there is a wee history of lady pipe smokers (and makers). I'll give this discovery a think 🤔 Women: Important Players in the Pipe World
Such a pleasant surprise to see you talking with Malcolm. I've had two chats with him on my channel, and he's an endlessly good conversationalist. Glad to take in a Guite conversation solely about pipes.
What a thoroughly enjoyable experience listening to these two Gentlemen. It makes you appreciate a Pipe for something more than just a pleasurable smoke. I have tried the tobacco that Malcom mentioned, Kendal black cherry and it was a most enjoyable smoke I must say. Thank you both for your time and company Gents.
Thanks so much for this. Born and raised in Kentucky, raised on Tolkien, playing my banjo and returning to my love of the pipe. I had many smiles and happy memories throughout this conversation.
Possibly the greatest crossover within the UA-cam cosmos
Thank you for the fabulous video. I'm Malcom's age and lost my 90 year old father early Thursday morning. What Malcom discussed toward the end of the video concerning "being present" brought a tear to my eye. My father spent the last six weeks of his life in my home, under the care of myself and hospice. My world narrowed to a very specific focus, where nothing mattered but my father and his care. I was able to put aside everything else and say "here I am" to my ailing father. I'm grateful that I had that opportunity and committed to bringing that attitude to all the important relationships in my life. Thank you sir.
God bless
My condolences to you and your family. Being able to car for you father at that time will always be a special moment in your life.
God bless you man, and deepest condolences for your father.
God bless you sir. Yes it was definitely a blessing for both of you to be able to spend time together in his last months. Both of my parents died suddenly, and I was far enough away that I was not there. I really felt blessed reading your post. John.
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One thing I like about both of these gentlemen's channels is their accents. Alan, with his wonderful southern accent and Malcolm's quintessential English accent. I'm English and think how sad it would be if regional accents died out.
I wasn't expecting a conversation between these two giants but man was I delighted to see it in my feed.
Very Excellently done...
Excellent discussion...
As I have not travelled far from my home of Somerset England I sit here fascinated with the American fellow, he is like a character from a Hollywood film the way he looks and speaks.
The very fact that people like him are "real" just like the mind boggling city of LA is real is very hard for a country boy like me to take in.
Wonderful video thank you for posting.
Malcolm is a diamond of a gentleman and poet. And your Kentucky accent is delightful to these English ears
Stonewall Jackson meets Bilbo Baggins, in the 21st century. A very good interveiw that I truly enjoyed. Thanks Mr. Harralson. God bless you, and Mr. Guite. One of the best videos I've watched in a long while.
More like foghorn leghorn
That was an hour spent in wonderful company. It feels like we are all in a lounge together, very inviting.
An hour of my time truly well spent. Thank you both for sharing this conversation. 🇬🇧
Malcom Guite is a treasure. A wise and pointed lesson on temperance. ❤
A little too blue pilled for me, but I' am a young pipe smoker so that may just be age that is the difference between us.
The time spent watching this video was very much a blessing. Thank you for the Channel and the content.
Great conversation gentlemen! Greetings from Ireland. Home of kapp and Peterson
Thank you both for this wonderful opportunity to listen, learn and be grateful. Happy Easter to you both. Kind regards, SF
What a fantastic interview! I could listen to you both all day! Please Please catch up with each other again soon. Really, Really enjoyable. Congratulations on such a treat for us.
Goodness me. One can begin to conceive of what heaven must be like in simply listening to these gentlemen converse with such courtesy and class, humility and wisdom.
I had my two Savinellis on the Lynchburg TN square Sunday. My 611 Honey I had just sat down and fired up a bowl of Capt. Black Cherry. A string of about 8 tourists came by and said how wonderful it smelled & one gent said "I thought we were close to a restaurant"! They ALL loved it. Awhile later, setting in another spot with my gf and a brand new Roma 606 that had its inaugural light with Great Dane Vanilla...two ladies were taking photos of a young man for his senior pics. My smoke was blowing right at them, so I asked "Ladies, is my smoke bothering you"? OH NO! We were just talking about how WONDERFUL it smelled..it reminds me of an old, long deceased Uncle I had. You arent bothering us at all". I thanked them , and thought how nice a thing to say. TWO positive encounters in just a couple hours.
The thing I love about Pipe Smoking is I am able to fondly remember my past good and even bad. A person might say why the bad and I think you see God's hand in every aspects of your life. I also find the pipe clears my mind and clears the fog out of my mind and allows me to remember the present. I have Parkinson's Disease and as it progresses I count on the clarity the pipe gives me. God has blessed me and I want for nothing so yes my Pipe is a blessing. God Bless.
I purposely started smoking pipes very recently with the uttermost intent to begin slowing down and writing poetry while puffing on my pipe. 😊
I always enjoy Malcolm.
This is pure gold! It's so nice that in the midst of this insane, overly fast-paced, anti-Christian world in which we live in (but into which God has placed us--purposely--by His divine intention), some of us can slow down, enjoy a pipe and talk about things of goodness:
Philippians 4:8
"Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things."
Stirs my soul...
A great conversation to observe. I particularly enjoy going to my shed, where there is no phone reception, and just be present with my pipe. Its a true haven to me. When I am overwhelmed I try to remind myself that being present is all there actually is. Amazing final words.
Malcom is quite the character. I enjoyed hearing his thoughts. I just wish he would have let you contribute more to the conversation.
I found myself not only sitting here nodding constantly during this wonderful conversation, but reflecting thoughtfully upon my own love of smoking pipes and cigars and how my thoughts around the hobby are very much aligned with these fine gentlemen. Cheers to all my fellow pipe and cigar enthusiasts out there.
poetic
Two of my favorite UA-camrs. I pray that the Lord blesses you both and further enhances your enjoyment of the simple things in life. Thanks for the video
Mr. Guite life experiences and story's our to be treasure, and listened to again and again.
What an Interview! Dr Guite is a true character. Wonderful!
Please do more of these. Not only is the conversation between two people even more thought provoking than just one person's speech, but the younger generation (I'm 23 smoking some C&D Odessa as I type this) eat up long for content that you can just listen to. Often times our short attention spans make reading a little less enjoyable over longer periods of time, but listening is something we can still manage to do.
Malcolm has been a huge role model as yourself has been for a beginner pipe smokesmoker.
Incredible how a non religious, Swedish man as myself could find the two of you so interesting and it makes me consider my life, the universe and everything of that pipe smoking has already given me in the short time I've spent with this hobby and lifestyle.
Thank you for this.
Just got my first Pipe. Pure Inspiration.
Fabulous, time well spent learning from these two great people , thanks
I love malcom i watch him regularly hes awesome!
I’m only half way through this and not only is this a great conversation but the accents have me hooked. Good job gentlemen.
Thank you gentlemen, writing as an Englishman it was a real delight to enjoy your conversation.
I must thank you fellows i was smoking and listening and i suddenly felt a great urge and fell on my knees and prayed like I had not in some time. Thank you gentlemen for helping me to once more renew my faith in the almighty.
So glad to hear malcolm talk about Tolkiens writtings.
What a treat! Thanks for the great conversation, gents!
I'm glad you shared this with us. I hope we can carry these "old" ways well into the future and carry on traditional style of intellectual conversations and mutual respect for one another. This is pure gold what you have going on with the pipe cottage.👍🏼👍🏼
Agreed! These two men are absolute gentlemen and I love their work
Such an interesting conversation between two people. Delicious accents. Although I’m not a pipe smoker myself I can certainly appreciate the lifestyle and am glad it is still taken seriously. Soulful. Thankyou gentlemen 🙏🏻
It’s crazy seeing my favorite UA-camrs doing videos together. First DeWayne now Malcolm! It must be my birthday
Love Malcolm Guite!!!!
This is a crossover from heaven
I could listen to Malcolm speak about anything.
Great interview!! As a younger poet and pipe-smoker, Malcolm Guite is one of my heroes of the faith. I have copies of of nearly all his works, both poetry and prose. His book "Mariner" in my opinion is the definitive work on Coleridge and his famous "Rime of the Ancient Mariner".
Mariner is a fabulous work!
When I heard the borderlands and their connection to Appalachia, my ears perked up! That's my roots!
Ah lovely been going down the Guite rabbit hole lately, lovely bloke.
Before I have watched it I was sceptical. When I am watching it, I'm impressed!
Thanks!
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The two best channels collaborate into one video........Brilliant!....... I thoroughly enjoyed this one!
What a wonderful video, Alan. I was able to listen to the entire thing while soaking in a hot bath with Epson salts. If I wasn’t around water, I would’ve been smoking my pipe. It was so amusing because when you said you had the Peterson’s spigot, 408. I have that exact same pie and I love it. I also have what looked to be the system 303 that Malcolm was smoking toward the end. I too am a huge fan of Peterson pipes. Once again, thank you so much for blessing me with your conversations. God bless you both. John.
I like Malcolm a lot. Thank you.
Two extremely intelligent men who like to talk. I would love to walk into a bar or tobacco shop and sit near these two.
I love this channel. It is informative and entertaining.
Sir Malcolm I don’t know if you will see this I am from the great state of Mississippi USA I’ll listen to you at night while I drive my semi your stories and explanation of Bible verses means a great deal to me and your poetry those also with gods love stay strong and keep it coming
I really enjoyed this video as I do many Pipe Cottage videos and also Malcolm's content - Together was really good. I took up the pipe to better relax and enjoy. I often catch-up on this sort of content while I am enjoying a bowl. This morning I sat on the porch of our little temporary Airbnb in West Virginia (in wait of our first granchild) - I braved a bit of biting wind to enjoy a bowl of Old Dark Fired and cup of black coffee all the while enjoying the video as if I were sitting in the room and puffing away while taking it all in. I took a moment (and take the answer for what it's worth) to ask AI for the etymology of the word "Lunting" - Here is what that netherworld delivered - "The word "lunting" is believed to have originated from the Scottish language in the 17th century. It comes from the Scottish verb "lunt," which means to smoke or to emit smoke. The act of walking while smoking a pipe was referred to as "lunting" because the smoke would be trailing behind the person as they walked. Over time, the term "lunting" became more commonly associated with the leisurely act of walking while smoking a pipe. Today, the term is not commonly used outside of pipe-smoking circles, but it remains a quaint and nostalgic term that evokes a sense of leisure and relaxation."
Brilliant video. Two of the most interesting people on UA-cam who I didn't even realise knew each other.
God bless you both!!! Love both of your channels!!!! Keep preaching the good word!!
I'm not much of a believer or church guy, but I enjoyed your talk a lot! Thanks for having us the possibillity to watch that. Thanks and Greetings from Germany
What a beautiful dialogue: an older, wiser man and a younger man with wisdom enough to ask to best questions.
I love Malcom,such a beautiful soul.
I have always enjoyed watching Malcolm's channel. He and I are the same age and of the same mind. I enjoy hearing his poetry and hearing his critiques on great poets of the past . I really like the way he runs his channel as though you are sitting there with him. Thank you so much for sharing this interview. Very truly yours Ron
Can beautiful describe a UA-cam video. The original recordings the Percy Grainger made to compose Lincolnshire Posey are quite remarkable, has is how he respected those voices with his adaptation are quite amazing. Thank you to my daughter for sharing those with me.
Power house duo! Thanks for sharing 👍
Love your channel, and Malcolm Guite is one of my go too’s on you tube, if you could have a guest for Sunday dinner he would be in our top 5 such a knowledgable gentleman
Wow! Two Greats! Greetings and Blessings to both of you. 💯🫡
Excellent video. Love the collaboration with Mr. Guite. You’re killing it Mr. Harrelson.
Gentlemen thank you for this great conversation, I enjoyed it very much!
It doesn’t get much better than that! Bravo and amen
Perfect conversation to smoke my pipe to 😊. Thank you for the video I’ve enjoyed myself thoroughly
Thank you so much for this great video! I need to watch it again, it is so full of wisdom and great advice. You are a great host and thank you for posting this gem.
What a beautiful video!! Don’t forget the aesthetics of pipes themselves. They can be exquisite in design, finish, etc, regardless of how they smoke.
Third time watching this video! These two fellows just get it… No one around me understands, so I’m so grateful for people making content like this! I’m not alone.
What a wonderful video today gents, so much fun to watch and learn new great things.
What a delightful conversation. Thanks!
Beautiful. Just beautiful!
This was a beautiful conversation between two wise souls. Thank you for sharing this with the rest of the world.
What an excellent interview! Thank you for sharing with us.
Love this video. Malcolm Guite is a legend. I love his writings and his pipe smoking. Thank you for your video and collaboration with him! Happy smokes sir!
I want to be just like these wonderful man. I thank God for the opportunity to listen. I’m humbled by it🙏🏾
I loved the conversation between Alan and Malcolm!!! I follow you both.
What a delightful and unexpected treat this was. I just happened upon Mr. Malcolm's channel a few weeks ago and I went on a lovely trip down that rabbit hole. Thank you for having him as a guest.
What an absolute gem of a human being
Wow what a fantastic video. This was the perfect backdrop to an hour of work during my afternoon. I'm not a religious person but I love Malcolm Guite for his thoughtfulness and his skill with the verse and his love for so many of the classic works of literature that I love. And I have to say, this was a wonderful interview, I appreciate the thoughtful questions you posed to him, and I appreciated that you gave him the room to speak and really answer them all.
The peterson's pipe is the thinking man's pipe, I like that.
Won’t see thinking advertised these days ….🤡
What a great conversation!! It's allways time we'll spent listening to Alan and Malcolm. Having the two of them together is really a fine treat! Thank You Gentlemen.
Ahhh Alan I love ya brother!! Thank you so much for that! Im a huge fan of Mr Guite. You asked him all the questions I would have and more. Great work sir!👏👏👏
My worldview is as far as it could be from these two's, I suppose, still it was really pleasant to listen to their conversation.
I'm giddy, thanks for arranging this conversation!
What a treat it was to watch this video. Thank you for having Malcolm Guite on your channel.
I throughly enjoyed the video. I have followed Malcolm's channel from the beginning. The discussion was very enjoyable and thought provoking. Maybe we'll meet some time.I will be moving to Kentucky some time after May. I'm getting older. 8-) Thank you very much.
The one thing that seems to be overlooked about the enjoyment of smoking a pipe is the art, craft and material of the pipe. There is a person or persons who have constructed the pipe, with a material that Mother Nature has provided. Being a professional woodworker, I appreciate the uniqueness of each pipe as being one of a kind based on its material and the hands that constructed it. Wonderful interview! Hope you can interview pipe craftsman as well. I suggest Dan Boswell.
What a treat! When I watch his videos I feel I am right there in the room. Same thing with your videos! Thank you sir!
Been listening to and reading Malcolm Guite for a few years. Love his you tube channel. Very cool to see you guys together
A delightful listen! I've long been a hand knitter as it's slow and creative nature allows for many hours of contemplation. But sadly, my hands have begun to protest this joyful practice of making and thinking. I see from an online article, first appearing in the Spring issue of Pipes and Tobaccos magazine, that there is a wee history of lady pipe smokers (and makers). I'll give this discovery a think 🤔
Women: Important Players in the Pipe World
I've been a big fan of Malcom's for a long time. Great to see him on here!
Just saw this vid. Absolutely fantastic !!! Excellent topics / vocabulary / discussional exchanges.....completely & thuroughly entertaining, interesting & informative. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I emerge from this video, as usual, better off in mind than I was before going in. Thanks for putting together this talk.
Thank you for this video! Two tremendous people!
Such a pleasant surprise to see you talking with Malcolm. I've had two chats with him on my channel, and he's an endlessly good conversationalist. Glad to take in a Guite conversation solely about pipes.
Brother, to see two folks I’ve been following come together is a beautiful thing. This and Dry Creek is amazing. Spurgeon Piper too!
What a thoroughly enjoyable experience listening to these two Gentlemen. It makes you appreciate a Pipe for something more than just a pleasurable smoke. I have tried the tobacco that Malcom mentioned, Kendal black cherry and it was a most enjoyable smoke I must say. Thank you both for your time and company Gents.
Thanks so much for this. Born and raised in Kentucky, raised on Tolkien, playing my banjo and returning to my love of the pipe. I had many smiles and happy memories throughout this conversation.