You Can’t Catch ‘Em All
By Get Piped Ash Ketchum, is a legend across many, many cultures. First seen in Nintendo’s Pokémon video game series
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Pipe Puzzle For April 2022
Edited by Matthew Tremblay Instructions Words are written in straight lines forwards, backwards, up, down, and diagonally when you find
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Past, Present
by Virginia Piper It’s a cloudy Sunday afternoon in March. I sit at my dining room table restoring a piano
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edited by Matthew Tremblay Theme for the puzzle this month is vanities of pipe tobacco. Good luck. Puzzle Solution
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Pipe Puzzle For February 2022
Pipe Puzzle edited by Matthew Tremblay Solution
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Pipe Puzzle for January 2022
Edited by Matthew Tremblay Instructions Words are written in straight lines forwards, backwards, up, down, and diagonally when you find
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Country Squire Radio’s Best of 2021 Awards
Every year Mr. Jon David Cole and Mr. Beau York get together on the Country Squire Radio Show and select
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Getting The Most Out Of Tobacco Reviews
You want to find a new pipe tobacco blend but there are so many to choose from and your budget
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Briar Report’s Predictions for 2022
As has been our custom, we have gotten together and made some predictions for the upcoming year. Before doing so
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2021 Briar Report Man of the Year
The Briar Report Man of the Year award is given out by the editors of Briar Report to someone who
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Twas The Pipe Before Christmas Part Deux
by Donald Hughes Twas the Pipe before Christmas, when all through the houseNot a creature was stirring, not even a
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Pipe Legend Paul Perri Passes at 100
Marty Pulvers (reprinted with permission) It’s a rainy Dec. 12th and to paraphrase Melville, it’s rainy in my soul, too.
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Briar Report’s Premium Cigar Gift Buying Guide
by Donald Hughes. Many pipe smokers are just occasional premium cigar smokers or even outright novices when it comes to
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Holiday Pipe Tobacco Puzzle
Pipe Word Search. Edited by Matthew Tremblay Instructions Words are written in straight lines forwards backwards up down and diagonally when
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