Outside Cigar weather

[cohibaIV]

Don't think I would come out....hahaha

[Montesmoke]

Gonna cut down some trees go visit B&Q & build one Joking, but does look good

[ffalab]

Now thats a shed..well maybe

Found this site on the net...

http://www.thelapacompany.co.uk/lapa-gallery.html

Now thats what i call a gazebo/shed/thing!

They cost as much as my first house!!

[Robusto]

I got a cabin built in the garden last year for somewhere to escape, practise and write.

From this:



To this:



It's also a superb cigar-retreat for peaceful smoke moments in Winter or Summer.

[Montesmoke]

Nice size cabin bryan, is it insulated for the winter months?

[Wildwood]

Daren't light up in my shed - so much paint fumes etc, I'd blow the place apart! Give exploding cigars a whole new meaning though...

Greetings from a newbie very pleased to find this site. Best wishes to all.

Wildwood

[emeraldisle]

The weather here in Northern Ireland currently is somewhat overcast, grey clouds well in evidence. Last night, had a Bolivar, when weather was fairly mild.

Gabriel

[Robusto]

Monte - Certainly is! Very cosy down there!

Hi Wildwood. You into Weller by any chance?...

[Wildwood]

Hi Robusto,

Good to meet you.

Nope - not music-related name really - more, vaguely pagan leanings...

I envy your cabin btw; can't see my wife looking on this with approval for me, until at least the rest of the house is done up!

Best,

Wildwood

[Robusto]

Yeah. That's the only way I could slip it in.

[Montesmoke]

Got some nice warmish sun in london area, so a glass of Remy & a cigar & outside for a while

[Robusto]

May I just add about having a cigar in that cabin that I have to choose my times really carefully or I cop for a right old moan!

My kids are fine about me enjoying cigars - they think it's cool (their word) - and my wife accepts and tolerates my cigar habit mostly, but she doesn't like to walk into a room filled with a Partagas or H.Upmann fug.

It's taken a few years for me to get her this much 'on-side' about how great cigars are, so I'm winning, really!

I used to be able to walk round the corner to the local pub and enjoy myself quietly with a stogie over a pint or two, but that's all over now. Conversations about cigars would crop up because I used to smoke-bomb the bar - but people usually loved the smell!

I just light up in the cabin and blow the incense to the neighbours now!

[Montesmoke]

May I just add about having a cigar in that cabin that I have to choose my times really carefully or I cop for a right old moan!

My kids are fine about me enjoying cigars - they think it's cool (their word) - and my wife accepts and tolerates my cigar habit mostly, but she doesn't like to walk into a room filled with a Partagas or H.Upmann fug.

It's taken a few years for me to get her this much 'on-side' about how great cigars are, so I'm winning, really!

I used to be able to walk round the corner to the local pub and enjoy myself quietly with a stogie over a pint or two, but that's all over now. Conversations about cigars would crop up because I used to smoke-bomb the bar - but people usually loved the smell!

I just light up in the cabin and blow the incense to the neighbours now!

Yup same me with the pub situation used to have agood few cigars on an evening down the local, but thats gone up in smoke
Your cabin sounds like a great retreat bryan, well done mate
Monte.

[Robusto]

I do enjoy my own company, Monte, and the sense of peace I crave is enhanced with a good cigar in my garden hideaway.

I need these still moments as the band I play in can be very loud onstage. Sometimes a cigar the day after a gig stops me shaking all over!

[Deano]

Need my own space too.

Love the thought of a little place for a cigar outside to get away.