Anna's way to America #1 ... with Haymaker

...just a short review about HU's Haymaker ... and a true story about a girl in trouble...
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[@headmahone]

Incredible...just incredible! Every video is such a gift. I sit here in South Louisiana, smoking some HH Bold Kentucky watching this. It is amazing to me that you take the time to produce this content. Great tobacco talk, wonderful history lesson....just outstanding! Thank you Mark!!!

[@thomasmorgan5859]

Hi Marc love your videos. Watch them all. Wow love you to make a video of your cellar and your pipe collection. You have beautiful pipes and I think many people would love to see it if it's possible. Your friend from upstate New York. Be well Tom

[@casspipercassidy4297]

Man, what an interesting saga this has been turning into! Really great work here , Mark. You should have your own national history channel on the television man ! Thanks for all the effort you put into your channel mate. It’s excellent and very entertaining for all of us.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, good friend! Let's talk soon...take care! Be well! Mark

[@sandrofazzolari8833]

Superb video dear Mark! Bravo 👏 Keep the Anna history going and looking forward to seeing the next chapter. Grazie Danke ciao 👋 S.

[@ssnoc]

Mark you are a great teacher because you present your topics in a unique and intriguing way - you draw-in your audience and that’s a rare quality 👍

[@nickpapageorgio4944]

As a former student of history, who loves history, travel, and pipe tobacco your videos check off all those check marks. Thanks for all you do. Absolutely amazing content.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for this, my friend! really appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@alexandruverzes5249]

Very interesting story. I was intrigued by those old letters but also by tobacco. Thanks for the effort. I am very excited about the upcoming episodes on this topic.

[@chrisherbert2176]

Very interesting, well done video. I'm really hoping we learn in the next chapter that she married a very rich husband in America and lived happily ever after.

[@JBParry]

Hello Mark - enjoyed your smoke with HU Haymaker and the story of Anna Elizabeth Sonneberg. Germany's export made America great. While I watched I enjoyed a bowl of Cornell and Diehl's Bayou Morning Flake, a virginia and perique blend. Marvelous presentation. Thanks John

[@tedsund]

A while ago, I told my mother (who is 77) about your video of the Roman Gate in Trier. A few weeks later, she called me and was asking me if I had watched other videos that you have made, which I have. Last week, she called me and asked me if I watched your latest video where you talked about Mac Baren Vanilla pipe tobacco. She doesn't care about pipes or tobacco at all, but she has now watched every video you have posted and is regularly checking to see when you post a new video. I suspect she is one of many non pipe smoking fans that you have. I am a pipe smoker and I enjoy your videos a lot and I also appreciate that your work and care in making your videos has brought her so much enjoyment as well. Thank you for doing what you are doing!

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! That's probably one of the nicest compliments, I ever got! Let your mother know, I appreciate her company! Take good care, my friend! Be well! Mark

[@chrisb_71]

Beautiful countryside that I would love to visit someday. Thanks for sharing this video!

[@timberdrifter8225]

very interesting history. particularly interesting to me. one of my ancestors of the surname Meyer came to the u.s. in the early 1840s. the family story is that he was some kind of royalty, a lesser prince or some such that stowed away on a ship to escape some legal issues. however my aunt has done a many years long in depth genealogy and ancestry research and had discovered that he was a criminal that was sent out of the country as a teenager for stealing and poaching. thanks for the video.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for taking the time...and most interesting story about your family history! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@PatriotPaulUSA]

Awesome!

[@algonquinbriar5647]

Hello Mark. Thank you for sharing your research into this little piece of history. I look forward to hearing more. Be well.

[@harveypiper3268]

Very beautiful country for sure! Thank you for sharing. Seems spring time is getting close 😀

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thanks for taking the time! Much appreciated! And...yeah...spring is gonna get us..soon... Take care! Be well! Mark

[@harveypiper3268]

@@bremenpipesmoker6571 its is clear you work very hard doing these videos doing research and travel. Thank you for your works and presentations. Cheers

[@wrkane]

The mystery continues! Great video Mark, I'm looking forward to the next episode. Be well 🙂

[@paulalittle8251]

Black Meerschaum is having a sale. 15% off. Just bought one. Love this video.

[@MichaelTaylor-dr6gx]

Great story. Looking forward to the next chapter. Want to try Haymaker but so far I haven't found it.

[@canadianexplorer3916]

Very relaxing and enjoyable smoking my pipe and getting a history lesson. Thank you Mark. Best regards.

[@gulizerdem7494]

Gratulation zur erfolgreichen Umsetzung der Forschung 😉... Dein Enthusiasmus und Deine Beharrlichkeit sind beeindruckend!

[@seancolledge918]

Sitting here at my desk smoking a savinelli 316 with Mac Baren vanilla creme. Really enjoy your vids. The schneider family changed to snyder in america is a part of my heritage. My great grandfather Carl Snyder was my friend and fishing buddy. Some day i will visit. Thanks again.

[@scotsmn]

Thanks for all the effort you put into your videos. The locations and history make it a pleasure.

[@Triton71]

Your videos are outstanding! Both from a pipe smoking and historical perspective. I love the various settings / places.

[@gratefulpipeandcigar3239]

Your accent is so interesting and unique. Great video, I love the multi subject format and the story! I’ll be looking for more. The story was very interesting. Thanks so much for the good content.

[@paulthescandinavian4992]

Love to seeing genuine German countryside ,good & solid folks living out there on the land, Thanks for the fascinating story and tobacco review, alles bestens aus Finnland,Paul

[@Pfeifenraucher_der_Insel]

Hola Mark, fantastic, I am of course thrilled as an "amateur historian". The Haymaker of HU is of course an excellent pure Virginia, which I also appreciate very much. I am absolutely thrilled, of course, by the research you have included on the history of this poor young woman, which unfortunately probably paints a typical moral picture of the time. I am curious to see how her exciting story continues. The work you have done reminds me of the genealogical research my father and I did on our family, which took us through Europe and back to 1732. Unfortunately, the traces broke off there because the church records had been destroyed in a fire. We see us next. Best wishes from the island. Michael.

[@guspisano9777]

You are in your element sir. Bringing history to life in ways that draw us in and make us curious to learn more. Another great post Mark. Thank you

[@kterrymtraveler3826]

Hi Mark, I haven't been into ytpc for a long while but since I am again, I am watching all your videos I missed. I really like this kind of video series you started here! Please continue and let us know much more. Diving into history always is a pleasure with you! Best wishes from RLP, Marco

[@rickhauser9698]

Great story Mark, can’t wait for more

[@standinkler5356]

Very interesting story. Waiting for next segment about Anna. And I may try Haymarker .Thanks

[@dalepiper6693]

Fascinating story Mark and I like your style of reconstruction of Ann’s early years. I can’t wait to watch part 2. I am amazed at how similar in appearance Haymaker is to Germain’s Medium Flake. You have got me excited to compare & contrast.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for taking the time...and a most interesting hint! Never thought about it so far...but I gonna check it out! Take care! Hope, you're well! Mark

[@daddyrich2982]

Interesting, very interesting, thanks Mark!

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@sinelocum]

Very interesting. It makes me that much more curious about how my family traveled the America

[@PatriotPaulUSA]

Very nice to see the incredible old buildings on the farm. Beautiful country. Great history of Anna Elizibeth and her journey to America. I know very little of my ancestors unfortunately. I have lived in Missouri my whole life. I live about 50 miles from the Meerschaum Pipe company manufacturing the corncob pipes here. I hear they are known around the world. I just placed my 1st order with them to support the only corncob pipe company left today. (Well, besides some Chinese Communist company's inferior product.) I will look for some Haymaker! Hope you are well!

[@paulp.879]

Thanks for the story! Looking forward to the continuation of this series! I hope all is well with you!

[@ramachandranpharan3367]

Your Videos are always a pleasure to watch as along with the Pipe and the Tobacco you go to great lengths to take the viewer to a different level with the history of the place and the beautiful German countryside instead of a vanilla description about the Tobacco and comments and recommendations. Your Videos are a feast for eyes and I always look forward to see them and fully till the end . Keep up the good work. One of these days I plan to visit Germany to meet my daughter who is based at Berlin and look forward to meet you and your Fabulous Meers. Keep up the great work. Regards

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for taking the time and most heartwarming words! Truly so much appreciated! Let me know, when you come to Bremen, will be an honor, to share some smokes! Take good care! Be well! Mark

[@rodneywhitfield5754]

Beautimus! Reminds me of my home state Oklahoma. Not far from where I grew up is a town Inola Oklahoma that is known as the Hay Capital of the World, in Oklahoma anyway lol. As always love the vids, KZbin keeps me from seeing all your vids when you release them.

[@EricBryan]

A wonderful day when a new video appears! I am a librarian and archivist here in California. I find it fascinating to see the archives from other countries, and what a story so far! That Haymaker is a good reminder to order some…meant to buy it a few months ago but spent all my money on Tillerman…another excellent virginia. Take care my friend, I look forward to the next installment in this series! 😉

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend and colleague! Yeah...archives are always so different ...from town to town, from region to region...one of the adventures for a historian is already getting pass the archivist and getting your hands on the originals.. :-) Always so interesting, getting to know these different characters and how they handle their duty to protect the heritage.. Take good care, my friend! Be well! Mark

[@RelaxedpiperYoutube]

Thank you for this historical jouney into this little girl's long forgotten story. I love listening about people's life story, expirecnes, and struggles. Cheers!

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thanks for taking the time! As always so much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@portlandpipesmoker8497]

Greetings Mark my friend! Very interesting project....I've been looking forward to this video! Exile has been a punishment within kingdoms, empires and states all through human history...as you well know! It can be one of the cruelist punishments, because it separated one from their families and companions.... forever usually. In the ancient world, the exile was the most pittied of all humans, completely cut off from all they've known and an existence often as some type of slave in a foeign land. Thanks for sharing this story...this is how Anna....or any of us are remembered. Take care, Corey

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for taking your very precious time, old friend! Truly appreciated! Hope, you're doing well! We'll talk soon! Mark

[@user-mm9fr7yq5h]

Another great video mark! I can't wait till part two! I just watched this in my garden in the sun with my design Berlin pipe (rattrays tower bridge) and a coffee! Bliss!! Thanks my friend 🙂

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for taking the time, my friend! Much appreciated! And...yeah...got some DBs myself...reliable and good looking pipes.. Take care! Be well! Mark

[@ncpiper901]

Very interesting and can’t wait for some more!! Great history and thank you for sharing .. look forward to more history.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@kyner455]

Fantastic to see another video my good man, may your embers burn bright

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@DaPfeife]

Hi Mark, It was really interesting and it made me think of the movie Scarface (with Al Pacino) where we "learn" that Castro in the 80's got rid of the worst criminals by sending them to America. To be continued... I think you're a good story teller and a podcast would be super cool :) (but we'd lose the pipe part sadly...) Hope you're doing well. Greetings from France.

[@droidlittle582]

Aaah... A two-parter! Excellent and informative as always. I'm anticipating the next installment of this migratory journey and this makes me curious as to the reason why my German ancestors made the journey to the states. Now I am going to have to do some research myself. Take care Mark and I'll see you on the next one! Cheers!

[@grandpacavendish4422]

Fascinating Story, Mark. I'll be looking forward to Episode #2, and if you were able to track down Anna's whereabouts after coming to America. The Haymaker sounds real nice. I'm very fond of Golden Sliced, so this would be right up my alley. All the best to you, my friend. Be Well. Ed

[@holgertraxler1760]

Great video, Mark! As always... I could listen to you for hours! And the tobacco, well known to me for quite a time, is worth trying too...

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! As always so much appreciated! And...yeah...of course, you know the Haymaker...was sure about that! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@theknightpiper3263]

Lower Saxony looks just like Tennessee if you’ve ever wandered what other place looks like Lower Saxony. If you’re a night owl, love for you to join our Nashville Mafia livestream, need more brothers of the Meer. I believe it would be 12:30 am on Thursdays for you. Go Werder Bremen!!!!

[@Hey-Googootz]

Hey Mark, I'm Joe in California and I find this peek in to the life of Anna fascinating. Just want to say thank you for putting this out along with the great chooch reviews. Anxiously awaiting the next installment of the life of Anna Elizabeth. Those old documents and writings are incredible. A real sense of life in a place at a time long gone by. 👍

[@papiper7773]

Hi Mark........Good 2 see you again my friend.............Great video again.........Take care friend.

[@JDSilverTobaccoPipes]

Some nice old buildings there! Looks like a lovely village. I can't get over how steep the roofs are! I'm jealous that it's warm there already! There must have been a local brick factory. Thanks for the story, your channel is quite entertaining! I've been gone for 6 months and trying to get back into it. :)

[@SmokesaPipe]

Love this story Mark and can't wait until the next installment!

[@yeetmachine1737]

Looks like Jutland, very nice and peaceful

[@dougowen9873]

This is a major revelation to a lot of people on this side of the ocean. I would wager and give high odds that maybe one out of 10000 Americans are aware that this policy was in place in Germany in the early 19th century. Fascinating stuff. It puts the whole "illegal immigration" issue that is being debated in the U.S. in a new perspective. So the trick for the potential immigrant was to commit enough of a crime to emigrate but not too severe as that may land you in a jail cell instead of Ellis Island. A great presentation, thanks much.

[@kathleentetreault8094]

Thanks for the history lesson. I find your videos fascinating. Tobacco and history, doesn't get much better than that. Ron

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that! Much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@dougowen9873]

Hey Mark: When I first heard the name of that Dan tobac I thought, "wow they apparently named this stuff 'Haymaker' because it is so strong that you had better smoke it on a full stomach because otherwise it will punch you very hard". It has turned out to be one of my favorite Virginias, you are correct in that Dan really knows their Virginias, reminds me a bit of C and D Opening Night or Macbarens HH Pure Virginia. Keep puffin.

[@michaeldismukes4439]

Loved this, keep it up

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! Much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@UnclePhilsCellar]

Bravo Mark. Excellent. Looking forward to the sequel.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for taking the time, my friend! Much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@The-man-with-the-many-pipes]

Hello ✌️ Very nice video thx

[@ericsentana4773]

Vidéo très intéressante, merci beaucoup pour votre partage, j'adore vous regarder fumer la PIPE, ouahhh, je fume la pipe également et j'aime beaucoup vos tabacs, combien avez-vous de pipes ??? Vos pipes sont superbes, à très vite de vous revoir...cordialement Éric

[@MasihHeidarizadeh]

Beautiful place

[@NoNo-bw5cq]

The "hit and run" pun came out of nowhere.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

...yeah...same for me ...same for me...lol Thanks for watching! And take care! Mark

[@Rokemikal]

best channel on youtube

[@WalkerKlondyke]

Having grown up in Cincinnati, a city heavily influenced by German immigrants, I'm finding this very fascinating. I can't wait for the next episodes of this story! I'm now wondering if any of my German ancestors fled a life of crime! Did you come across any Wulfeck's or Cohen's or Wegman's in those files???

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! Well...one of my best friends is a "Wolfeck" and "Wegman" is a quite common name here ...but nothing in these files...so...be at ease...nothing to worry about... :-) Take care! Be well! Mark

[@challengerdart3731]

Excellent vid Bremen. Thanks a lot. Have a great week.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! As always much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@davetuttle9701]

Greta to see you sir! Stay warm, safe, and, healthy

[@tukangbobo]

Interesting story, waiting for the next episode.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@MeerschaumMaven]

Anna Elizabeth.......can't wait! Maybe I should wait until all the videos are posted so I can binge watch them 🙂

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! And...yeah ...sorry for the cliffhanger...story was too long for a single video... Take care! Be well! Mark

[@MeerschaumMaven]

I really enjoy the videos with historical locations and the back story (history) about them. I love history.

[@RamSkirata]

tha analytical thinking is really interesting to witness!

[@thepipesmokingbeekeeper8917]

Hi Do you have a particular favourite make of meerschaum pipe Thanks

[@Stret173]

aah, what a life!

[@michaelcase8574]

Mark it's great to see you in the country with the "Folk" Today we see you in your natural element doing historical research. It looks good on you. The dog we saw is called a German Shepherd or in the past an Alsation. What are they known as in Germany? I'm looking forward to your next installment in the progress of Anna. Great post! Cheers

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! Appreciated by heart! Yeah...well...the dog goes under the same name here.."Deutscher Schäferhund"...his name by the way is "Rex"...a dogs name very common in the 80s...but today only found on the coutryside...I guess... :-) Take care! Be well! Mark

[@thesailorpiperman3012]

Love your video s mark

[@hotrodbob6573]

Hay Maker, to hit so hard that you knock your opponent into the hay. I've been smoking Mac Barron Plumb Cake and really enjoys it, I picked up MB Vanilla Cream yum. Escudo I haven't tried it, and Orlik Golden Slice. Really love your video's Mark.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! And...nice picks! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@chuckduttry]

Love the videos Mark. The history of migration is enthralling, wether by legal means or illegal. Thank you for your time. How would someone in the States get HU tobacco from Germany? Or even some DTM tobacco’s that aren’t sold here? Chuck

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thank you so much for that, my friend! Much appreciated! Yeah...you can get the HU tobacco here...they do international shipping: pfeifendepot.de/produkt-kategorie/tabak-tobacco/pfeifentabak/hu-tobacco/ They also do DTM: pfeifendepot.de/produkt-kategorie/tabak-tobacco/pfeifentabak/dtm-dan-tobacco/ Hope, that helps...take care! Be well! Mark

[@chuckduttry]

@@bremenpipesmoker6571 Thank you so much Mark. 🙏🏻

[@TheTunnellTake]

Looking forward to you coming to America, for part 3 perhaps?

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

yeah...wouldn't that be something! Thanks for taking the time, my friend! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@TheTunnellTake]

@@bremenpipesmoker6571 I hope I didnt give your surprise away Mark! Lol

[@drohegda]

Mark could you please do a video on the Spring and Easter Tobaccos for 2022,as Always You have a Fabulous channel and I Thank you so much.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

...it's on upload right now, my friend! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@1809steph]

To exile someone is a common practice in olden times up to the 20th Century. Political , criminal, social exiles are practiced as a social norms , sometimes within the country or overseas . I seldom hear this from Germany. Only one I read about was Trump’s grandfather ‘s case from Germany to America 😄. Look forward to further news in Bremen regarding Anna .

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thanks for taking the time! Much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@richardchartier3023]

I recently bought 19 oz of five different tobaccos. Next time I make a purchase Haymarket is on my list. Just need to hear the aromas. I like retrohaling so hows that go.

[@bobreynolds744]

" Hay " Mark....good stuff.

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

...lol...Thank you so much for that, my friend! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@BernhardRottweiler]

DTM is great, but... The finest VA come from K&K. Meistermischung 88, Huber Golden Flake, Sir John's Flake (ex Planta), Solani 633...

[@weijichen]

May I ask what’s the brand of this pipe? It’s so perfect

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

Thanks for watching! That's a Black Meerschaum... just hit their website.. Take care and be well! Mark

[@paulthescandinavian4992]

Haymaker >Comparable to Capstan Gold Flake Yellow but better value perhaps?

[@spuckz]

Möchte nicht das Haar in der Suppe suchen, aber man ist jawohl kein Deutscher, wenn man nicht negativ nach vorne denkt :) Alors, lass doch die Bilder die du einblendest 2-3 Sekunden länger stehen damit das Auge ein bisschen verweilen darf. Auch wenn mir klar ist, dass du Impressionen vermitteln möchtest. Ich danke Sie.

[@WalkerKlondyke]

They weren't sending their best...

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

Better go grab a Meer for this vid. :)

[@bremenpipesmoker6571]

lol...you better do, Sir! Thank you so much for taking the time, my friend! So much appreciated! Take care! Be well! Mark

[@eshoo8000]

You speak with multiple accents lol how did you learn English?