Suggest Outdoor Smoking Spots

[drastic_quench]

I live in a state that bans smoking in public buildings and with winter here my outdoor options aren't as numerous as they are in Fall. There's a few bars and coffee houses with decent outdoor smoking sections with windbreaks, but I was wondering if anyone had any unique or favorite spots they liked to smoke. Unfortunately indoors is not an option (my choice). The local brick and mortar is two thirds seedy head shop, so that's out.

[Kayak_Rat]

I spend slot of time on the water....yes in the winter. I tend to smoke then. Just get a down jacket and take a walk.

[Vrbas]

Trout fishing baby!

But yeah, i'm w/ Kayak on this one. Take a stroll through the woods if you have a local park.

[Cigary]

Use your garage with a Presto Heater Dish,,,,,if you have a portable TV even better.

[wharfrathoss]

i ran a cable line to my shed, put a lawn chair & stereo out there. propane or electric heater & i'm good.

[Strangelove84]

Try the roof. Just be careful not to fall.

[scottw]

I get the chiminea loaded with wood and let her blaze up. I sit about 2 feet away from it in my yard and it's pretty comfy.

[PipesandGOP]

I know it's not unique but the coffee shop's gotta be my favorite.. nothing's better when it's cold outside than the pipe and a hot cup o' joe.

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by PipesandGOP

I know it's not unique but the coffee shop's gotta be my favorite.. nothing's better when it's cold outside than the pipe and a hot cup o' joe.

Cuppa Joes in Raleigh, a fat cigar or a loaded pipe, their drop-dead fantastic cappuccino and nice friends. The coffee (and previously, chocolate drinking-) house venue has worked for birds like us for hundreds of years. Amen.

[rolyat150]

I have the same problem as you this time of year. I mostly smoke at the B&M if I smoke inside or in my car on my way to work or something. I prolly won't smoke much this winter.

[Azo]

I'll second the chiminea.
Nothing beats having a relaxing smoke and drink by the fire and under the stars. My chiminea is cast aluminum and throws off a lot of heat. As long as its not too windy, I stay nice and toasty.
Here's a picture:

[gillywalker]

I like the idea about running an electrical line out to the shed.
I guess I've picked a rotten time to learn how to smoke a pipe. We haven't had a day past 40 degrees for awhile here. When the sun is out it's been nice smoking in the car.

[Phlegmatic]

Most things are done best outdoors imho, and a fire place and comfy chair should be a delight! I also suggest anyplace u might like, for example shooting ranges and the like...

[drastic_quench]

Originally Posted by Azo

I'll second the chiminea.
Nothing beats having a relaxing smoke and drink by the fire and under the stars. My chiminea is cast aluminum and throws off a lot of heat. As long as its not too windy, I stay nice and toasty.
Here's a picture:

Very nice. What did that cast aluminum run you (if you don't mind)?

[Mad Hatter]

There's nothing like a comfortable set of winter gear for smoking outside in the winter.