He is not just smoking a cigar.
He is making cigars!
Actually rolling them by hand.
Now, I do not condone smoking.
But I love when things are handmade.
So you could say I am conflicted over this whole post.
;)

If I recall correctly, they were selling 3 for $8
at the Italian Market Festival in Philadelphia.
Here is a link to all my photos from the festival.
;)

If I recall correctly, they were selling 3 for $8
at the Italian Market Festival in Philadelphia.
Here is a link to all my photos from the festival.
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11 comments:
I love the smell of cigar smoke (fresh)
Aren't the best cigars the ones that are rolled on the inner thigh of a young lady?
and a handsome cigar-maker at that!:p i didn't associate cigar-making with Italians, i thought it's more of a Latin American thing.:p
i also love the smell of cigar.
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Cool shots! I would love to watch them and see how it's done.
I hate the smell of cigar smoke! Probably because my dad smoked cigars for a number of years. They are nasty!
Wowza's! That's a pretty big cigar, too. My hubby smokes cigars, but not these kind....the ones with the little plastic tips, smaller, like a cigarette. {{yuck}}
Wow..that is fascinating to see for sure! Wonderful photos!
I don't smoke, never have, but I think the smell of a fresh cigar (non-burning) is heavenly. Cool shots!
Understand the conflicted-ness:):)but I like a whiff of cigar smoke much better than from cigarette smoke!
he is handsome!
and a craftsman
wonderful shots
I like the smell of good cigars (and pipe tobacco)! I too like your photos, which shows some of the process making cigars ;-)
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