Calitzdorp - Smoking Pipe

Today I had some time on my hands, and decided to check in on this website. I've bought a Afrika wood pipe from EbenHarts in 2008 and still smoke it. It's a heavy pipe. Solid in the hand. Not one you want to clamp down on though. Unless you like spending time in the dentist chair.

It's with great joy and a little grump (hate the exchange rate) that I looked over the pipes on the site again. There are some seriously beautiful pipes here. Some, in fact, I don't think you'd want to smoke.

I hope to soon see sold on all these pipes and a new batch of remarkable creations to sit and drool over.

Sterkte met die pyp maak en ek hoop: 'hulle verkoop so lekker, want hulle rook so lekker.'

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