Mystery tobaccos + a walk in the early morning mist.
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Please note @ 12.03 minutes - I meant to say Sycamore, not Laburnum *🙄
Early morning walk with Molly, and examining some mystery tobaccos + smoking Samuel Gawith Balkan Flake in a Northern Briars Calabash.
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Thank you very much for the video it’s beautiful country you’re in and Molly is always beautiful
Salutations Brother, I felt I had to share this beautiful morning. Steve & Molly.
Hi Steve. Thank you for the nice video. Hope your grandson is still enjoying his football. I have been watching a lot of old Glasgow Rangers games from the 80s and 90s. I enjoy the game from those days much more than todays game, but it also brings a tear to my eye because the Rangers like that will never return... Cheers from South Africa
Hi, thank you for your very kind comments, yes, my Grandson is very much enjoying his football, he is playing today in a Cup semi - final with his team, he is also doing very well with the Regional Represenative team, as well as Manchester City, most importantly he is enjoying every opportunity to play. Refence Glasgow Rangers of the 80s & 90s, the game in general today has changed, and not necessarily in a good way...so for many reasons I have to agree with you..Keep Well My Friend, Steve.
So excellent to see a video from you! That landscape looks like it’s from a movie.
Thank you Sir, as I stated in this video, I am blessed to be able to experience such serenity..... I watched your latest video earlier, I can only agree totally with your observations, and views. Steve.
Excellent, excellent vid 3 Rivers. Thanks a lot. Great to see you again. Have a great weekend.
Thank you CD..as always, your positive comments are very much appreciated. Steve & Molly.
Steve, I enjoyed taking a walk with you this evening, thanks for taking us along. I hope the tobaccos you were given are able to be enjoyed, it would be interesting to hear how they taste (assuming you were able to successfully hydrate them). Very cool treat. Glad to see you are well. Cheers, Alex
Thank you Alex, we have had a huge amount of rain of late, somewhat delaying getting back onto the river, but the high moisture content in the land, and the Sun in a clear morning sky produced a wonderful misty vista . The tobaccos, not sure if I am brave enough to smoke, but we will see.. Tight Lines, Steve.
Extremely refreshing! .. Many thanks. - seraphim
Thank you for your company, 🙏 Steve & Molly.
Excellent video sir, I always look forward to these and I love Molly.
Thank you so much, your positive comments do mean a great deal... 🙏 Steve & Molly.
Hi Steve! I always enjoy your videos. This one was spectacular! I am sitting in my cubicle at work (in California) and got to enjoy the lovely countryside with you and Molly! Those tobaccos are really interesting! Well, keep the videos coming my friend, and I’ll talk to you again soon. God Bless!
Thank you for your very positive comments...it was one of those mornings I felt I had to share. Keep Well, 🙏🙏 Steve & Molly.
Very interesting video. Love these walks. Enjoy the tobaccos and post some reviews.
If I survive smoking these blends, I will in deed post some reviews. 🥴🥴 Steve.
@@3riverspiper1792 I'm not sure I would smoke them.
I don't know about any of the other tobaccos but I smoked Three Nuns in the early 1970's. The tobacco was coins about the size of a 10p piece with a dark centre. If I remember correctly, it had that rich dark fruity smell. Then it seemed to disappear and I hadn't seen it for years. Now its been reinvented by McBaren but it's ready rubbed in a plastic pouch. I've never smoked the new McBaren blend but here on YTPC it's been said that it's nowhere near the same as the old Bells version. Great video. There's nothing quite like being out walking the dog early in the morning. Birds singing with a slight chill in the air with a thin mist hanging over the fields. Best of all, no yamming, screaming kids to disturb everything. Bye for now, Bernie
Thank you Bernie, a man after my own heart, I am so pleased you enjoyed that little slice of escapism. Steve & Molly.
Is like walking next to you, having a conversation with a beautiful bird dog! Those tins do look old, unknow what blend they are.
Never seen that type ever. Thanks for sharing.........Jose from Texas
Hello Jose, thank you for joining us on our walk.. yes, those tobaccos, apart from the Three Nuns blend, they, to the best part remain a mystery. Great to hear you are from Texas, Keep Well, Steve & Molly.
I absolutely love your strolls through the countryside, always with the faithful companion Molly… I wish my Sam (English Labrador of the yellow persuasion) was so well behaved… the neighborhood smells are just too busy I suppose and his big bull head compels him onward like a juggernaut… very interesting tobacco!
Thank you for joining Molly and I, yes, these tobaccos are quite intriguing.. please give Sam a pat from Molly and I, and tell him he would be most welcome to join us on our adventures. 🐾🐾
Great video Steve and very interesting range of tobaccos. Take care and Happy Smokes 💫
Thank you, I hope all is well with your and yours. Steve & Molly.
@@3riverspiper1792 Thank you and we are doing ok on this fine spring day 🌱
Beautiful country side! Beautiful pipe ! Beautiful Molly !🤗
I don’t like aged tobacco but I can appreciate the beauty of old tins and the fact that they are time capsules.
I know one more thing. You could have easily got 700$ that tin of there nuns.
Have a wonderful day!
Silviu 🤝🤝
Thank you for joining Molly and myself, yes, those tobaccos are more of towards the history of our hobby, I think the blends are beyond help, but I will try to revive them. One thing I will take from this exercise is 'not' to shelve my tobaccos for too long a period.😊😊 Keep Well My friend, Steve & Molly.
Love watching Molly. She's a great dog and friend. ❤
Thank you Michael. Molly is a friend for sure, I am blessed. 🙏
I really enjoyed your walk in the country Steve. Now I'm anxious to take me a walk. Nice old tobaccos you got there. I don't know if it's the same company, but the only thing I know Players for are cigarettes.I remember them from old films, and the tobacco shop where I was raised.
Hi Edward, thank you for joining Molly and I, yes, Players were notable for their cigarettes as well as their pipe blends, it has been mentioned that back in the day they did produce tobaccos which could be rolled or smoked in the pipe.. still no one has been able to identify these particular tobaccos , apart from the Three Nuns, on closer inspection, those opened do lend their cuts to a pipe prepared mixture.. still, the Sweet Chestnut remains a complete mystery {for now}. Steve & Molly.😊
Enjoyed being along for the ramble! Greetings from Colorado, home of lots of pine trees but very few oak.
Hi LH, great to make your acquaintance, I have sadly not visited Colarado, however I know of its reputation of being a beautiful state, having a very diverse landscape of desert, rivers,canyons, and snow-covered mountains. 👍 Steve & Molly.
Nice seeing you both!
I do remember Players Rough Cut and of course Three Nuns. The others are a mystery to me.
Thank you for your input Jeff, so, Players rough cut is a pipe tobacco? I will endevour to ready some of these tobaccos into samples, and if brave enough, give them a try. Steve & Molly.
@@3riverspiper1792 you know Steve, a lot of old tobacco blends here in the states were sold as "for pipe and cigarette". Half and Half and Prince Albert for example.
@@jeffthechefpiper8227 Thank you Jeff, i will endevour to salvage these blends, and give them a try. 👍
What a gorgeous spot for a walk! Molly is a beauty
Thank you so much for your comments, I hoped the serenity of the experience came across. Steve & Molly.
I really enjoy your walks down the path you go. A really lovely place. And those tobaccos look really interesting. Quite a find there.
Only time, and preparation will tell on the tobaccos, but their history is fascinating to be sure. I am blessed to be able to walk with Molly in these out of the way places, I felt I had to share the moments on this wonderful morning. Thank you for your company. Steve & Molly.
Hi Steve. What a wonderful way to enjoy a morning: a walk with a beloved dog and a bit of nature. Looks like that was the beginning of a fine day. I wish I could help with the tobaccos, but I'm afraid this is the first I've heard of most of them, Three Nuns being the exception. Molly certainly seems to be in fine form. Hope you have a great week.
Hi Jim, thank you for the feedback, at least I am not on my own with this challenge. The more I examine the tobaccos, the more I am convinced all four are for pipe consumption, so will attempt to re-hydrate, and take it from there. Steve.
Nice video. We have a town in California called Three Rivers.
Yes, Three Rivers, close to two National Parks, a wonderful spot, you have Nature 'on tap', thank you for joining Molly & I. Steve.
‘All the other ladies seemed quite satisfied!’ Brilliant! 😂 A lovely walk with you as always Steve
Thank you James, I wondered if the poultry escapade would be noticed 🐓, I have to blame Molly, she was egging me on🥚🥚,🙄 ................ yes, a glorious morning, it needed to be shared. Steve & Molly
@@3riverspiper1792 the wonderful subtleties of the British sense of humour, long May it continue 😂👍
Beautiful
Thank you Greg, a great pleasure to have your company on our walk. Steve & Molly.
Beautiful morning walk!👍I think the oak is slower then ash, especially some of the varieties - holding their dry leaves throughout winter and into early spring!😂
Interesting tin finds - they look like pipe tobaccos to me, might need a bit of hydration. Hope they’ve retained some of their taste after that many years. Enjoy your smokes!
Thank you, once I saw what the morning had in store with its cloak of mist, I thought I had to share the moments...just for the record, Mrs 3 Rivers, myself and Molly spent lunch time at our local {The Ferry Tavern}, so a wonderful day all-round. Steve🍺 & Molly 🐾
@@3riverspiper1792
Enjoy the rest of your day!
I just came back from a long walk in the woods… picked up some fresh oak bark.😀
@@13pipes There is something very special being able to share some time amongst the woodland, the videos I put under the film relating to folklore, and those three trees releases some ancient knowledge, which can make those walks all the more interesting / fulfilling. enjoy the rest of the weekend.
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Took the walk with you with a glass of sparkling water. No pipe for me either. They are close by though
Thank you Bodhi for sharing our walk, yes, reference the pipe, I find better enjoyed in a reflective moment, maybe whilst taking a break to enjoy the vista. An honour for Molly and I to have had you travel with ourselves. Steve & Molly.
Hello Steven, glad you're well!
Great to see you and Molly out for stroll....and training.
The old pathways that were here are all gone , divied up by private property owners.
If you were to take a stroll here now like that, you'd likely be shot, or at least run off amidst a cacophoney of words that shan't be uttered here.
The sight of another person on or near your property is not welcome....stay away!
In fact, there are many plaqces here in the US that if you attempt something like this, you're likely to never be seen or heard from again.
And you don't talk to your neigbors like that, because you shouldn't be trusting your neighbors or anyone.
This whole country is like one big, angry shooting alley, with a love much more for bullets and shaft than people. The same number of Americans killed in WW2, are killed by other Americans every five years by guns alone. The American carnage...a blood stained land from genocide and slavery....very sad.
Anyway...really enjoyed your stroll....take care my friend!
Corey
Hi Corey, thank you for joining Molly & myself, you describe a very different scene to which we experienced , however, when you produce your videos I always enjoy the fascinating places you introduce the viewer to. picturesque, complete with its colourful history, always a joy to watch, and unwind to, whilst smoking a favourite blend. Steve .
@@3riverspiper1792 well...thank you for that...but I do have to be very careful where I film, especially out in the countryside. And if I am out in nature, I'm usually in some type of park, and you're technically not supposed to smoke there, so I have to be careful...but at least I won't be run off someone's property or shot at, because once you're out of the city limits there are no public places to walk unless it is some contained park, usually small....everything is owned and protected by guns, an estimated 400 million guns! The US has 120.5 firearms per 100 residents, the only country with more civilian-owned firearms than people.
@@portlandpipesmoker8497 and you still produce such good videos. Keep Well My Friend, Steve.