native americans tobacco Early in the Northwest smoked 1,200 years ago Tobacco Use by Native Americans:

In his book Around the World on a Bicycle (London, 1888), Thomas Stevens describes this practice: The girls who wait in the yadoya and teahouses store their tobacco in the large pockets of their sleeves, their pipes sometimes tucked into their scarves or belts, sometimes tucked into the back of their hair

For the moment, Id give it 2 1/2 stars, the leaf is obviously quality, but it just seems to lack everything else

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