Greetings from sunny Costa Rica

[RichardBlank]

Good to meet you DragonMan.

It's Friday and many cigars await smoking...

Have a nice weekend.


Richard


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[MarkinCA]

Originally Posted by RichardBlank

It's Friday and many cigars await smoking...Have a nice weekend. Richard

[SIZE=3]Good Morning Richard, here's an interesting idea. You may at some point in time want to put together a list of names/address (possible web sites if appropriate) of some of the local B&M's and/or fabricas in and around the San Jose area, and post it on the "General Cigar Forum" for member to peruse. I think this would be a valuable guide for some of our CS members who may visit the beautiful country of Costa Rica in the future. If done right, it could just become a "valuable" sticky on the forum here. Just a thought. Have a great day...[/SIZE]

[RichardBlank]

Thanks MarkinCA. That is a great idea.

The only problem that I can see is that there are no real "set" addresses here. You may have to explain a location by meters, directions (NSEW) color of building and roofs plus any necessary land marks.

Amazingly, cab drivers can find any location and my mail does arrive.


Richard


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[Old Sailor]

Welcome to the Jungle!

[RichardBlank]

Thanks for sayin hello, old sailor.

Stay cool.


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[replicant_argent]

what are your favorite smokes, richard? Do you smoke them every day, or do you have daily smokes, which wrappers do you favor? Full bodied or mild?

[RichardBlank]

replicant_argent,

I suggest the cubans with a full flavor. Cohibas and maybe once a week.
I have found that the dominicans are also good. the costa rican cigars are not bad as well and sometimes, I like a mild cigar after dinner.


Richard


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