Sounds like a wonderful time.

Thank you. It is a great resource and blessing to had.

Advent is always a wonderful time. Blessings to you and your family as you jounrney to Christmas.

I hope to bring more game talk into my videos going forward. And I hope to have the portal done in a couple weeks. Blessings.

Thanks...It's good to be bad.

@@mythicalhistory that too 😂

It's a new type of woodworking project I've never attempted, so much is by trial and error. That said, paint and caulk will cover a multitude of miskates.

Also, what part of Alabama are you from? I grew up around Ft. Payne in the northeast part of the state.

I’m from the Mobile area. Ft. Payne is nice scenic area we stop there going to Gatlinburg

I would love to read the novel your writing. Adventure, exploration, and Enoch sounds facinating. I'm reading through the Book of Enoch now and enjoying it. Look forward to the next time I can get to Gatlinburg. Will definitely drop in and say hi. Also, I had me to look up the word desultory. Great word and will use it in my writing. Happy Advent.

Thanks for the welcome back. Taking a break from something can make you miss it. Look forward to seeing your first video. From the name of your channel am I right in assuming you flyfish? I bought a rod from Orvis a couple years ago but have only had the change to go once. Loved it. Need to work on my casting though.

@@mythicalhistory Indeed, my other hobby is fly fishing. I too live in Michigan, a great state for fly fishing! Casting comes with time on the water, and we often make it more difficult than it is. A bad cast can catch fish too, so it’s said “there’s no bad casts”. I find there’s nothing like a pipe stream side, though I don’t have a study as you do- which would certainly rival such a location. Happy Holidays- Alex

That's it. For some reason I just couldn't remember the name. I love their sea rock style pipes. Again, I might be missing on the name. Looks like they would be very comfortable to hold in the hand while smoking. Merry Christmas.

@@mythicalhistory Also might be Castello? They are known for their "Sea Rock' style.

You correct. It was a Castello. Hard to find as they seems to get bought up so quickly.@@Bach6032

Thanks for the welcome back. I hope to share some of what I'm working on in future videos. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you.

Someone reminded me that the name of the pipe was Boswell, but a Calabash is also a large pipe I would like to own. That was the pipe Sherlock Holmes smoked, correct? I was told years ago that a person should always have more books in their library than they have read to remind them there's always more to read and learn. Sounds like we both are in good shape there. Blessings.

Seems the more things I have going on the faster life seems to go. Maybe that's just me.

Great to be back. Thanks.

Thanks. Good to be back.

So many options. I'm looking forward to Christmas vacation to work on the project.

Thanks. Blessings.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well.

It's actually not a backdrop, just years of book collecting.

I only smoke in the libarary during the winter months and only aromatics. That said, the aroma doesn't wear off onto the books. Thanks for watching. I hope to get back into making some videos and catching up with everyone.

I prefer large pipe that fills my hand. I hope to someday obtain a Castello pipe.

@@mythicalhistory Thanks geting back .I hope you get your castello pipe. good luck

I'm hoping to make some soon. Thanks for the encouragement.

I've been collecting for about 30 years.

Happy to meet another pastor, pipe smoker, and reader. If you would, let me know what part of GR you are located in and we can make plans. I in the Canonsburg area. You can contact me at [email protected]. Look forward to hearing from you.