In the Garage. Hung a infrared heater from the ceiling. It keeps me toasty and warm

Smoke in the back yard, usually later at night. Can pretty much do that year round, but the Summers are a pain, have to slather yourself with deet to keep the damn mosquitoes off. Humidity is a real pain in summer too, dry box everything in order to ensure good combustion.

Front porch (covered) or rear patio (uncovered) or man cave, which is a 12x20 shed in the yard that I insulated and it has wifi, flat screen, it's own fuse box, frig, toilet, smoke eater, etc. If it had a kitchen I'd live out here.

Oh yeah, it also has dozens and dozens of pieces of signed memorabilia in it - and an alarm system.

Outdoors mainly. Sometimes it is too hot or too cold.

Sometimes when I am by myself, I like to go to one of several special places.

A path through a long grove of maples in Fall.

A bench in the park down by the river where a small sulphur spring bubbles up.

A boardwalk in the swamp with alligators and cane pole fishermen.

A Veterans Memorial Park with memorials to every war including over 20 lesser "conflicts".

A Grotto on the side of the hill where if I was Catholic I could pray and get an indulgence for six months.

A small dam on a creek that as kids we used to call the "Smokin Dam".

An ancient teepee circle on a bluff overlooking Highwood Baldy.

Mainly on the weekends -

Around the bonfire

On the deck facing the west

On the covered balcony facing the north

On the covered porch facing the south

In the Jeep

In the Geo Tracker I bought from Stiegs

(still don't understand why he put all the purple crushed velvet accents all over the interior)

Ideal days, 3 or more smokes

Schitty weather - 1 or 2 per day

Occasional pipe smoking indoors in front of the fireplace

In the back country -

When I take a break on a hike. The flask comes out as well.

When I'm settled in camp

On “The Deck at 342”

[quote=Whistlebritches]Now that's how we roll...….Another Platinum Man Card holder.

How's it going Johan[/quote]

Doing better than I deserve!

HUZZAH!🇨🇮

In my h.u.t....which has faux paneling made from alternating panels of amazon and walmart boxes rescued from the dumpster down behind the 7-11 --- no electricity, so I got a little fire pit in the middle for burning chewy boxes for heat

izon, that Geo wasn't really mine....and it wasn't really a Tracker.....you're going to have to ask KotC for the title if you want to register it

http://www.cigarbid.com/FORUM/c/posts/617380/Tips-for-smoking-while-driving- 

An alley

It’s freezing and covered in snow here in Boston. I smoke inside, but I have a system. In the window is an exhaust fan, and a window in the kitchen is open, blowing air in that direction.

When I set up, I put my air purifier on my table on max, than a smokeless ash tray which sucks up smoke. I also use a Smoke Buddy, or a Sploofy. They’re mainly made for pot smokers and wear out quickly from cigar smoke but help ALOT.

Finally when finished I use 3 things. First, regular Febreeze I spray down furniture, drapes,carpet etc. then the Febreeze mist for the air, finally I spray Ozium in short blasts. I also have Glade plugins all over the house.

Sounds like a lot of work but I’m used to it and it does a relatively good job. I’m sure by now I could’ve bought a RabbitAir with the many small purchases I make. But. It works.

[quote=Charms434]It’s freezing and covered in snow here in Boston. I smoke inside, but I have a system. In the window is an exhaust fan, and a window in the kitchen is open, blowing air in that direction.

When I set up, I put my air purifier on my table on max, than a smokeless ash tray which sucks up smoke. I also use a Smoke Buddy, or a Sploofy. They’re mainly made for pot smokers and wear out quickly from cigar smoke but help ALOT.

Finally when finished I use 3 things. First, regular Febreeze I spray down furniture, drapes,carpet etc. then the Febreeze mist for the air, finally I spray Ozium in short blasts. I also have Glade plugins all over the house.

Sounds like a lot of work but I’m used to it and it does a relatively good job. I’m sure by now I could’ve bought a RabbitAir with the many small purchases I make. But. It works.

[/quote]

Boston or suburbs?

a few of us in the area...

[quote=frankj1]Boston or suburbs?

a few of us in the area...[/quote]

Yep, cold and snowy up here in NH too....Welcome to the asylum🍺

[quote=RMAN4443]Yep, cold and snowy up here in NH too....Welcome to the asylum🍺 [/quote]

got off easy here today but will get hit tonight/tomorrow.

schools all around already closed Tuesday.

Gonna smoke a cigar soon at the end of my garage...

[quote=frankj1]got off easy here today but will get hit tonight/tomorrow.

schools all around already closed Tuesday.

Gonna smoke a cigar soon at the end of my garage...[/quote]

Damn I wish I lived near Boston,not in Boston...….I love that kind of weather plus the greatest sports city evah!!!

[quote=Charms434]It’s freezing and covered in snow here in Boston. [/quote]

Could be a lot worse -

Consider yourself lucky Charms

[quote=Whistlebritches]Damn I wish I lived near Boston,not in Boston...….I love that kind of weather plus the greatest sports city evah!!![/quote]

truly we have owned sports in the first fifth of the 20th century.

did someone say fifth?

I need a drink.

[quote=frankj1]truly we have owned sports in the first fifth of the 20th century.

did someone say fifth?

I need a drink.[/quote]

True dat Frank

Me too...…...time for a couple fingers of George Dickel Rye and a smoke.

[quote=frankj1]truly we have owned sports in the first fifth of the 20th century.[/quote]

So, 1900-1920 Boston was a force to be reckoned with? 🤔

[quote=Sunoverbeach]So, 1900-1920 Boston was a force to be reckoned with? 🤔 [/quote]

actually, yeah. true fact, then they sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees.

so I meant the 21st century...ya got me!

watda...

easy mistake.... since you witnessed those periods in both centuries, it's understandable you got them mixed up...