I miss my woodstove. Much work involved, but the reward is worth it. Pipe smoking offers much reward as well. A time for self reflection, intellectual and spiritual growth and time to listen to your own voice. One doesn’t need a plethora of pipes or a large cellar collection to reap the benefits.
I think it's Gawith Hoggarth that makes Kendal Exclusiv BC (Black Cherry) and it is lovely! Another favourite of mine is Connemara Black but Guilty Pleasures is also very satisfying 💚💙💜
I'm glad to see the fire lit - I was concerned for you early this morning. I say that firewood warms you thrice, not twice - collecting [for those who have hills and beaches to find it on], chopping and burning. Perfect to see you enjoying a pipe beside the flames. For future reference, builders have to pay to get rid of old timbers - I know one or two who bring it to me, and if nothing else it means I can make lots of kindling for myself and neighbours who need some. Perhaps you could find a local chap willing to bring you the odd load to keep by for when you forget to order enough logs. Probably illegal these days - not sure? But it saves you from being cold and does him a turn too. I meant, and forgot, to congratulate on stilt walking. Someone gave me a pair of old plastering stilts [with the wood] and I was a terrified, incompetent disaster. Never again.
@@michaelflaherty9697 I did wonder about that - thanks. I had heard something about it ages ago but being out in the middle of nowhere you tend to not pay much attention and old timbers make cracking kindling. I would love to know how they can know if you've burned the evidence! Besides at the moment, I could burn what I want since no cars can get anywhere near me thanks to the roads being impassable. Different for Richard though, obviously!
Just be careful when burn lumber from construction sites. Some the wood is pressure treated lumber and the fumes in the smoke are very toxic when inhaled. Even very small amounts of smoke when opening the stove door.
@roakey1506 Thank you for letting me know. I have never heard of that. Mostly I've been given old sheds, shop fitting type timber, 3 or 4x2's and weather boarding mainly. Unless I can find a use for it to build something, I've used that kind of thing as kindling - and at times to bulk out logs - for decades on stoves and open fires and nobody has died yet. My mother did too on occasion, now I think of it. Nothing was ever wasted back then. Perhaps that why I at 65 and she at 87 are never knocked sideways by these respiratory diseases going around - our lungs must be toxic.
Enjoyed the video. I'm a fellow writer and pipe smoker and I agree with you 100% with your thoughts. Love the idea of a pipe smoking book. I accumulate both pipes and tobacco. Yes, here in the States tobacco is much cheaper than in Canada or Europe. But the price does keep going up, so accumulating tobacco is always wise. It will never be cheaper than it is today. And of course blends disappear or the formula gets changed.
i started smoking cigars about 3 years ago and started pipe smoking for about 8 months now. Thank you sir for your videos and also sharing your thoughts on various other subjects, keep it up. Greetings from Cyprus
15:18 I’m collecting ‘reflections’ while indulging in a smooth burning quality leaf & handcrafted pipe. First pipe was a Cree handcrafted Native American Black Pipestone bowl found by my father picking rocks on the Canadian Prairies circa 1960. ( without wooden stem ) Great room for you to enjoy a steaming tea & smoke while ‘reflecting’ or ‘cogitate’ing the morning Fog 🌫️ away (;
I just finished watching your video, I seldom write comments since people don't read or care... but I guess it is the Glühwein, the solitude and the tobacco. I just finished two bowls in two different pipes, one Corsica Giants from Italy filled with a John Aylesbury Xmas Edition 2024 that I started this Sunday morning and the other a Danish Stanwell with a a Kohlhase & Kopp special edition called Ahoy. If you did go for a walk by the beach if I recall well what you said-after this video in your British morning...I am in Japan where it is night time. I am heating my room with my “airco” in my western room in a Japanese house while you burn some logs. I got the feeling that the video is uploaded the same way it was taken, no theatricals or fake repetition of wrong scenes like everything these days. I laughed when your pipe felt on your lap, and you picking the tobacco since it is so precious; I act the same way since the price is awful In Japan and the yen is moribund. I am a collector of pipes, but I don’t know why…who is going to inherit them? My oldest pipes are from the Sasieni epoch to be exact produced between 1911 and 1919, 6 beauties that were rescued after my dad’s death, and he got them from his own father who was an enemy of your country. Those 6 pipes are in pristine condition in spite of the awful time that has passed and to my family and my own country awful circumstances. Do I collect tobacco? I have some poaches and tins that I hastily bought after the Mac Baren debacle, stuff that was only produced for the Japanese market and I think it will disappear since the pipe market in this country is dying slowly. Be well and thanks for your videos.
The fan contains a thermo electric generator (TEG) that creates a current from the temperature difference between the stove top and the air just above it. Electricity drives the fan motor. Enjoy your smoke!
I've been extremely lucky recently in being able to procure one of my favourite 'unicorn blend' Germains Rich Dark Flake. I'm building up a cellar as I believe tobacco will be made illegal or financially out of reach for most of us. I started smoking a pipe during lockdown. Usually aromatics but now mostly English and vaper blends.
Love the stove, if you are stuck with tobacco storage amazon sell some excellent jars, ball jars are excellent but over priced, I got some lovely ones with a diamond pattern glass, they come in 12 pack's, they are also perfect for making jam 😀
Yes they say that one looses 25% of body heat though ones napper. I used to have very thick hair , but now that has gone , I only have a thick brain now, but that doesn`t keep the heat in, so I ware a hat , I have seven hats , but unfortunately no smoking hat.
Hi Richard. To help with keeping yourself warm in this cold weather perhaps a Nepalese Velvet Smoking Hat would help. I'm a tobacco collector myself and when I purchase a tobacco blend I don't like I will mix it with one of the blends I do like. Thanks for the video Michael
I love your pipe smoking videos and would be very interested in reading a book based around it. I only just started smoking a pipe about two months ago and am trying to build a ten pipe collection/rotation, then I want to just focus on trying new blends. Currently, I have about fifteen blends I’m rotating between. I’d be interested to know what type of tobacco you tend to gravitate toward in blends. Through the blends that I’ve smoked, I discovered pretty quickly that I love Latakia.
Sitting here in Rotterdam smoking Commonwealth in my L'anatra 925 listening to your fire side chat... thank you! Aromatics don't really benefit from cellaring (building age) while Virginia's do benefit very much from aging...
I love my Morsø wood burner. As for pipe smoking, I had an ex-colleague who smoked a pipe where the shank was at the top of the tobacco bowl rather than the bottom. I'm guessing the air passage was taken to the bottom of the bowl somehow? I've looked it up but can't find any example of it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Thanks for the great video. I will continue to keep up on your videos so I can impatiently await your pipe book. I would love to read it. I have too many pipes, but I also have a lot of Tobacco. Here in the U.S. it is still affordable compared to other parts of the world. I believe Tobacco is cheaper today than it ever will be…..Take care Brother.
Perhaps your book could be about a writer, maybe with a bit of writer's block, discovers pipes and the relaxation which frees his mind up. Perhaps with resistance from his family or friends to his smoking?
Dear Richard, somewhere I have a version of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam which is all about pipe smoking! If I can find it...I can send it to you. From Amanda.
What a fantastic idea for a book about pipe smoking! I'll definitely purchase it. Will it be extra for a signed copy? 😉 enjoy those smokes, my friend. I have a modest pipe collection, but I'm very particular when it comes to pipes. I think a pipe is a very personal thing. It almost coincides with how we choose our friends; a pipe becomes a friend that you have chosen and learn to love.
Another great video, I do love your pipe chats. 😊 I’m Also new’ish to pipe smoking, I have 6 pipes and do not think I need anymore unless I see something super. I have enough for rotation. I also have just 2 tobaccos (Peterson 965 and old Dublin) not got round to trying anything else, I’m worried that I will buy something and not like it so I’m sticking with what I like. Probably missing out but I get what I need from what I have. Curious about aromatics but rather not smoke something with additives in.
I stopped collecting after 85 pipes. I smoked my cellar of 120 tines (all over 3 years aged, some aged to 15 years) during Covid lockdowns. Just remember, nothing worth having is going to be cheaper than it is today, so stock up as and when you can.
One pipe, one tobacco, two pipes and a different tobacco for that next pipe, three pipes and a different tobacco for that next pipe. Marry a tobacco blend to a pipe and it will stop the ghosting effect of blends on tobacco pipes...nice. 😀
Thank you for a nice chat, I’m looking forward to your pipe book… I’ve been in and out of the hobby for decades and never got fully comfortable with it…. I know I like the Burleys and Cavs, and not the Virginians, and the Lakeland is too old lady perfume-y. I also love the Peterson P-LIP because it hangs without having to bite or pinch down on it… so many choices in pipes and tobaccos to experiment with.
Where do y'all get your firewood from? I was under the impression that y'all don't have all that many trees left after all these years....I mean for woodworking, construction and things like that.....being an island
I am more interested in tobacco than pipes. As a consequence to that I have 3 corn cobs and a briar that are pretty well used. My husband however, is more interested in pipe collecting. All of his pipes are briar and hardly used. 😂
Hi Richard, You talked about going to the seafront, I have found in the past that stting outside at night looking at the stars on a clear night is quite contemplative whlst enjoying a pipe. i nearly did it tonight. You do realise that you can buy tobacco from Havana House in Hove?
I keep it pertty simple myself. I only smoke corn cob pipes. I have seven of them I alternate. And I only keep about twelve blends of tobacco on hand . The ones I like I buy again. The others I will smoke and then try something else
Go for it, it sounds like a great premise for a book. I'm mainly a tobacco collector but every once in a while i'll treat myself to a pipe if i see one i like in a deal. I plan to try and grow some tobacco this year and see what i end up with. I'm thinking n.rustica should be robust enough for our climate.
Maybe survey pipe smokers about how or why they started the hobby. For research for the book. Screen old codger types and the hipsters enthusiast. Or make it a book on historical facts and short stories or summaries. I would definitely read that. 😊
Hello. True words. I watch the news only once a day and I avoid clicking messages that are only created to grab attention. Be in the present moment and do the things we can influence is a wise choice. About your question. I have more tobaccos than pipes. I only store very special blends in the cellar, because I don't have that much space. Greetings. Matthias
I tend to buy more tobacco. I am only able to smoke outside, though; so I end up accidentally sitting on a lot of it, especially lately….simply because the weather doesnt really permit it. including my corn cob though, I have 6 pipes. 3 of which were just given to me by colleagues and family.
An suggestion / remark With a simple life, in my opinion is equal to Autonomical life, free of bureaucracy & Kafkaesque kind of violence Its not about undependable or self-sufficiency, but more on voluntary based / BS free live When i hear only the word sivil servant/ social worker, or something related im triggered to order a tool with a big Red switch & to keys a complicated password where i need to enter a destination code
Isn't Dr Ardis talking about nicotine being the reason smokers do not seem to catch as many colds. He is recommending an intake of nicotine in as pure a form as you can get to ward off illness in the next scare.
All you need to go with harmony with the environment is authority of your own time. TIMEBANKs 🕛🕛 Fire🔥wood doesn't come from private banks 🌲, it comes from the public's Bank 🌎.
One thing that annoys me is the way they moan about what we use to heat our homes but yet continue to allow cars to multiply and pollute the air....makes no sense
Nothing more cozy than a fire in a fireplace.
And a pipe in your mouth.
I miss my woodstove. Much work involved, but the reward is worth it. Pipe smoking offers much reward as well. A time for self reflection, intellectual and spiritual growth and time to listen to your own voice. One doesn’t need a plethora of pipes or a large cellar collection to reap the benefits.
I am a new collector of both pipes and tobaccos. Finding this hobby to be very enjoyable and it is somewhat life changing.
I think it's Gawith Hoggarth that makes Kendal Exclusiv BC (Black Cherry) and it is lovely! Another favourite of mine is Connemara Black but Guilty Pleasures is also very satisfying 💚💙💜
Any Aromatic will (Ghost) your pipe, have one for Aromatics and one for VAP etc🤓
Fan employs a Peltier cell which when hot on one side and cooler on the other produces a voltage and current to power a little electric motor.
I'm glad to see the fire lit - I was concerned for you early this morning. I say that firewood warms you thrice, not twice - collecting [for those who have hills and beaches to find it on], chopping and burning. Perfect to see you enjoying a pipe beside the flames.
For future reference, builders have to pay to get rid of old timbers - I know one or two who bring it to me, and if nothing else it means I can make lots of kindling for myself and neighbours who need some. Perhaps you could find a local chap willing to bring you the odd load to keep by for when you forget to order enough logs. Probably illegal these days - not sure? But it saves you from being cold and does him a turn too.
I meant, and forgot, to congratulate on stilt walking. Someone gave me a pair of old plastering stilts [with the wood] and I was a terrified, incompetent disaster. Never again.
you have to be careful these days on what your burning, possibilities of £300 fines.
@@michaelflaherty9697 what is not illegal these days?? The old ways, the honest ways...everything is not the same anymore.
@@michaelflaherty9697 I did wonder about that - thanks. I had heard something about it ages ago but being out in the middle of nowhere you tend to not pay much attention and old timbers make cracking kindling. I would love to know how they can know if you've burned the evidence! Besides at the moment, I could burn what I want since no cars can get anywhere near me thanks to the roads being impassable. Different for Richard though, obviously!
Just be careful when burn lumber from construction sites. Some the wood is pressure treated lumber and the fumes in the smoke are very toxic when inhaled. Even very small amounts of smoke when opening the stove door.
@roakey1506 Thank you for letting me know. I have never heard of that. Mostly I've been given old sheds, shop fitting type timber, 3 or 4x2's and weather boarding mainly. Unless I can find a use for it to build something, I've used that kind of thing as kindling - and at times to bulk out logs - for decades on stoves and open fires and nobody has died yet. My mother did too on occasion, now I think of it. Nothing was ever wasted back then. Perhaps that why I at 65 and she at 87 are never knocked sideways by these respiratory diseases going around - our lungs must be toxic.
I enjoyed your video. Your the kind of gentleman that it would be a great time setting by the fire with and have a chat and smoke. Very relaxing.
It's great to have the "Sunday chat" back, Richard.
Enjoyed the video. I'm a fellow writer and pipe smoker and I agree with you 100% with your thoughts. Love the idea of a pipe smoking book. I accumulate both pipes and tobacco. Yes, here in the States tobacco is much cheaper than in Canada or Europe. But the price does keep going up, so accumulating tobacco is always wise. It will never be cheaper than it is today. And of course blends disappear or the formula gets changed.
i started smoking cigars about 3 years ago and started pipe smoking for about 8 months now.
Thank you sir for your videos and also sharing your thoughts on various other subjects, keep it up.
Greetings from Cyprus
15:18 I’m collecting ‘reflections’ while indulging in a smooth burning quality leaf & handcrafted pipe.
First pipe was a Cree handcrafted Native American Black Pipestone bowl found by my father picking rocks on the Canadian Prairies circa 1960. ( without wooden stem )
Great room for you to enjoy a steaming tea & smoke while ‘reflecting’ or ‘cogitate’ing the morning Fog 🌫️ away (;
Fantastic chat, Richard. I enjoyed our time together while I was smoking a bowl of Kendal Dark.
I just finished watching your video, I seldom write comments since people don't read or care... but I guess it is the Glühwein, the solitude and the tobacco. I just finished two bowls in two different pipes, one Corsica Giants from Italy filled with a John Aylesbury Xmas Edition 2024 that I started this Sunday morning and the other a Danish Stanwell with a a Kohlhase & Kopp special edition called Ahoy.
If you did go for a walk by the beach if I recall well what you said-after this video in your British morning...I am in Japan where it is night time. I am heating my room with my “airco” in my western room in a Japanese house while you burn some logs. I got the feeling that the video is uploaded the same way it was taken, no theatricals or fake repetition of wrong scenes like everything these days. I laughed when your pipe felt on your lap, and you picking the tobacco since it is so precious; I act the same way since the price is awful In Japan and the yen is moribund.
I am a collector of pipes, but I don’t know why…who is going to inherit them? My oldest pipes are from the Sasieni epoch to be exact produced between 1911 and 1919, 6 beauties that were rescued after my dad’s death, and he got them from his own father who was an enemy of your country. Those 6 pipes are in pristine condition in spite of the awful time that has passed and to my family and my own country awful circumstances. Do I collect tobacco? I have some poaches and tins that I hastily bought after the Mac Baren debacle, stuff that was only produced for the Japanese market and I think it will disappear since the pipe market in this country is dying slowly. Be well and thanks for your videos.
Gluwein has been the best for this winter. Glad I am not the only one enjoying it too.
The fan contains a thermo electric generator (TEG) that creates a current from the temperature difference between the stove top and the air just above it. Electricity drives the fan motor. Enjoy your smoke!
Well said. Worry about what you can control and influence in your personal circle. Everything else you just gotta let it be.
Nice and cozy richard 👍
I've been extremely lucky recently in being able to procure one of my favourite 'unicorn blend' Germains Rich Dark Flake.
I'm building up a cellar as I believe tobacco will be made illegal or financially out of reach for most of us.
I started smoking a pipe during lockdown. Usually aromatics but now mostly English and vaper blends.
Love the stove, if you are stuck with tobacco storage amazon sell some excellent jars, ball jars are excellent but over priced, I got some lovely ones with a diamond pattern glass, they come in 12 pack's, they are also perfect for making jam 😀
Richard, do as I did and get yourself a lined, hand made smoking cap- it’ll keep the warmth in you!
Yes they say that one looses 25% of body heat though ones napper. I used to have very thick hair , but now that has gone , I only have a thick brain now, but that doesn`t keep the heat in, so I ware a hat , I have seven hats , but unfortunately no smoking hat.
Hi Richard.
To help with keeping yourself warm in this cold weather perhaps a Nepalese Velvet Smoking Hat would help.
I'm a tobacco collector myself and when I purchase a tobacco blend I don't like I will mix it with one of the blends I do like.
Thanks for the video Michael
You can give those fans a slight hand turn once the stove is hot (clockwise) to get them rolling a little sooner.
Fantastic video my friend. Nothing beats a fire and a pipe. Hope it warms up for you soon
I love your pipe smoking videos and would be very interested in reading a book based around it. I only just started smoking a pipe about two months ago and am trying to build a ten pipe collection/rotation, then I want to just focus on trying new blends. Currently, I have about fifteen blends I’m rotating between. I’d be interested to know what type of tobacco you tend to gravitate toward in blends. Through the blends that I’ve smoked, I discovered pretty quickly that I love Latakia.
Sitting here in Rotterdam smoking Commonwealth in my L'anatra 925 listening to your fire side chat... thank you! Aromatics don't really benefit from cellaring (building age) while Virginia's do benefit very much from aging...
I love my Morsø wood burner.
As for pipe smoking, I had an ex-colleague who smoked a pipe where the shank was at the top of the tobacco bowl rather than the bottom. I'm guessing the air passage was taken to the bottom of the bowl somehow? I've looked it up but can't find any example of it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Your fan is driven by a Stirling engine, sometimes known as an external combustion engine. Gawith Hogarth KBC is one of my favourite tobacco mixtures.
Correct. I have a double one one mine
Wrong. It's driven by a Peltier wafer. It'd be larger too if it was a stirling engine, and a lot more expensive.
Thanks for the great video. I will continue to keep up on your videos so I can impatiently await your pipe book. I would love to read it. I have too many pipes, but I also have a lot of Tobacco. Here in the U.S. it is still affordable compared to other parts of the world. I believe Tobacco is cheaper today than it ever will be…..Take care Brother.
Perhaps your book could be about a writer, maybe with a bit of writer's block, discovers pipes and the relaxation which frees his mind up. Perhaps with resistance from his family or friends to his smoking?
Dear Richard, somewhere I have a version of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam which is all about pipe smoking! If I can find it...I can send it to you.
From Amanda.
Can't wait to ready your book, whenever you finish it!
What a fantastic idea for a book about pipe smoking! I'll definitely purchase it. Will it be extra for a signed copy? 😉 enjoy those smokes, my friend.
I have a modest pipe collection, but I'm very particular when it comes to pipes. I think a pipe is a very personal thing. It almost coincides with how we choose our friends; a pipe becomes a friend that you have chosen and learn to love.
Confucius he say, "Man who chop wood get warm twice".
Look forward to someday reading that book of yours.
Hi Richard can we get some of your farmer friends to grow and dry tobacco? Nice little earner for them and us smokers ! 😊
Another great video, I do love your pipe chats. 😊
I’m Also new’ish to pipe smoking, I have 6 pipes and do not think I need anymore unless I see something super. I have enough for rotation.
I also have just 2 tobaccos (Peterson 965 and old Dublin) not got round to trying anything else, I’m worried that I will buy something and not like it so I’m sticking with what I like. Probably missing out but I get what I need from what I have. Curious about aromatics but rather not smoke something with additives in.
I stopped collecting after 85 pipes. I smoked my cellar of 120 tines (all over 3 years aged, some aged to 15 years) during Covid lockdowns. Just remember, nothing worth having is going to be cheaper than it is today, so stock up as and when you can.
One pipe, one tobacco, two pipes and a different tobacco for that next pipe, three pipes and a different tobacco for that next pipe. Marry a tobacco blend to a pipe and it will stop the ghosting effect of blends on tobacco pipes...nice. 😀
Thank you for a nice chat, I’m looking forward to your pipe book… I’ve been in and out of the hobby for decades and never got fully comfortable with it…. I know I like the Burleys and Cavs, and not the Virginians, and the Lakeland is too old lady perfume-y. I also love the Peterson P-LIP because it hangs without having to bite or pinch down on it… so many choices in pipes and tobaccos to experiment with.
Perhaps you could write it as a poem Richard? ❤
You always need more logs than you think. September is the month to buy. Unless your supplier has covered yard area.
Where do y'all get your firewood from? I was under the impression that y'all don't have all that many trees left after all these years....I mean for woodworking, construction and things like that.....being an island
Book title- clouds of doubt
One of my favorite authors who experienced a lot of what he wrote about is Jack London.
Really enjoy your videos. I want to learn more about your story. What do you do for a living?
You could call it...The Ponderings of a pipe smoker 😁
I am more interested in tobacco than pipes. As a consequence to that I have 3 corn cobs and a briar that are pretty well used. My husband however, is more interested in pipe collecting. All of his pipes are briar and hardly used. 😂
Hi Richard, You talked about going to the seafront, I have found in the past that stting outside at night looking at the stars on a clear night is quite contemplative whlst enjoying a pipe. i nearly did it tonight. You do realise that you can buy tobacco from Havana House in Hove?
Better buy now. It will not become less expensive
I keep it pertty simple myself. I only smoke corn cob pipes. I have seven of them I alternate. And I only keep about twelve blends of tobacco on hand . The ones I like I buy again. The others I will smoke and then try something else
Go for it, it sounds like a great premise for a book. I'm mainly a tobacco collector but every once in a while i'll treat myself to a pipe if i see one i like in a deal. I plan to try and grow some tobacco this year and see what i end up with. I'm thinking n.rustica should be robust enough for our climate.
Wood Wool firelighters...a must me thinks. 🤗🥵😉
What’s that stove Richard? I’m envious of your Esse Ironheart by the way.
Maybe survey pipe smokers about how or why they started the hobby. For research for the book. Screen old codger types and the hipsters enthusiast. Or make it a book on historical facts and short stories or summaries. I would definitely read that. 😊
Relight my fire
Write a sci-fi set in Biggleswick.
Hello. True words. I watch the news only once a day and I avoid clicking messages that are only created to grab attention. Be in the present moment and do the things we can influence is a wise choice. About your question. I have more tobaccos than pipes. I only store very special blends in the cellar, because I don't have that much space. Greetings. Matthias
What tobacco would you suggest to a non smoker who’s interested in starting pipe smoking
I tend to buy more tobacco. I am only able to smoke outside, though; so I end up accidentally sitting on a lot of it, especially lately….simply because the weather doesnt really permit it. including my corn cob though, I have 6 pipes. 3 of which were just given to me by colleagues and family.
GQ Tobaccos< cheapest place 🤓
An suggestion / remark
With a simple life, in my opinion is equal to Autonomical life, free of bureaucracy & Kafkaesque kind of violence
Its not about undependable or self-sufficiency, but more on voluntary based / BS free live
When i hear only the word sivil servant/ social worker, or something related im triggered to order a tool with a big Red switch & to keys a complicated password where i need to enter a destination code
Isn't Dr Ardis talking about nicotine being the reason smokers do not seem to catch as many colds. He is recommending an intake of nicotine in as pure a form as you can get to ward off illness in the next scare.
❤
Very linear then richard?
Richard, How are You going to heat Your house when they Ban log burners in the UK?
All you need to go with harmony with the environment is authority of your own time.
TIMEBANKs 🕛🕛
Fire🔥wood doesn't come from private banks 🌲, it comes from the public's Bank 🌎.
You should try lunting.
Tobacco....since...1600s....Sir Francis Drake?
Sir Walter Raleigh i think 🤔
Alcohol smoking Drugs Driving bad habits
One thing that annoys me is the way they moan about what we use to heat our homes but yet continue to allow cars to multiply and pollute the air....makes no sense