It was greasy & I was on a slope/creek bank, I didn’t want to move too quickly; I figured I would slip & end up falling about 8’ into the creek. I just took 2 cautious steps off to the side & thought all was good. I was wrong, luckily it wasn’t worse. I should of taken another step instead of admiring my handy work.
I am looking forward to spring/summer evenings so I can sit outside & enjoy a stogie. It is getting old sitting in the pickup in the evenings to have a cigar. Of coarse I will be complaining about how hot/humid it is later in the summer… It’s different if I am in the semi hauling corn or rock or making a road trip in a vehicle rather than just sitting there burning gas just to have a stogie
They typically a very stand out cigar brand. The Double Chisel is a head spinner... I had a candela LFD a couple days ago... Had good reviews... wasn't impressed... Hope humidor sleep will help...
They are guessing at 1” of snow here Thursday night. It’s supposed to be in the upper 40’s/low 50’s over the weekend. Hopefully we miss the precipitation, I am planning on using the skid loader to clean up tops, drag out & organize felled trees.
So....are those LFD's strong with nicotine? I don't want any strong cigar that I would be afraid to move around while "enjoying" it. Chvymn99 last time you told me about a good cigar (la traviata maduro) I waited too long and they had discontinued them! Won't happen this time! JimBear Maduro wrapper?
These are what I got & have had a few from the cigar shops along these lines. I haven’t had any issues with them as far as strength but I believe from your posts they may be a bit overpowering for you but you won’t know until you try them. The flavors, burn & construction are all great. La Flor Dominicana Ligero Cabinet Oscuro They do make some that don’t claim to be as strong & I have had some of those & liked them also.
After another afternoon of felling/limbing Ash, Cherry, Honey Locust & 3 small Oaks; I am going to enjoy this one.
