No, Deacon, it's not. Tobacco is not "all Riv." Tobacco is not only
OT, it's nekulturny.
On 07/26/2015 05:38 PM, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Ultimately it's all Riv, right? Grin. Great shot, Jack! Mine is bright
leaf, flue cured, then I press it into a flake, which cures it even
more. So it's golden brown when I get it. I'm still trying to figure
out a better press system than my old square shorty (Scottish short
bread) box, a board for a lid, and furniture clamps. That gets awkward
in the oven at 200˚F. Grin.
On Sunday, July 26, 2015 at 2:19:08 PM UTC-6, Jack wrote:
Patrick, love your post and pics! I never thought there would be
a tie-in between Rivendell bikes and Virginia tobacco. Here I am
with my Hunquapillar in a field of Virginia bright leaf
(officially known as flue-cured) tobacco:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jhuber1111/15199720881/in/dateposted-public/ .
It was on the aptly named Tobacco Heritage Trail in Mecklenburg
County, Virginia. I doubt if this is what you smoke, it's Virginia
tobacco, but normally used in cigarettes and I doubt if it is
organic!
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