@Jacob74 I still think Latakia sounds like a cheap car made in Syria before the uprising
I read that Latakia lost all its trade when civil war broke out; it had been a major shipping port until then...
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I read that Latakia lost all its trade when civil war broke out; it had been a major shipping port until then...
This is the blacksmith who kindly lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge:
I had to find him every time I was ready for a smoke
I had to find him every time I was ready for a smoke
Mississippi River Special Reserve Flake in a cob. 
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I’m smoking Peterson Connoisseur’s Choice in my Peterson Cara XL90, which is one of my largest pipes, which I like a lot
Starting the day with Captain Black Royal into a meer with chai masala tea. 
Weinig no 7 again. In a -made in Poland- Mr Brog pipe. Many begginer pipe smokers buy Mr Brog pipes, as they want to build their rotation set fast. So did I. I have 3 of them, 2 are modified and repaired. I smoke them regularly. Would I buy them again if I started now, but with the "experience" I have? Well, I don't know but I guess that if this hypothesis could be reality, there are other things I would care about, more than pipes.
The brass tamper is made (in Greece) by KG - Kostas Gourvelos pipes. The spike is magnetically attached to the main body.
Be all well good people.
Courage. Weekend is coming our way. My My, Hey Hey.
The brass tamper is made (in Greece) by KG - Kostas Gourvelos pipes. The spike is magnetically attached to the main body.
Be all well good people.
Courage. Weekend is coming our way. My My, Hey Hey.
Extremely frigid day here in Virginia. G.L. Pease Meridian in a Butz Choquin. Hot black tea on the side. Just what Pease says to do on the tin label. And I won’t argue with that. I wouldn’t tell Willy Wonka how to make chocolate either.
I used to work in a steel mill and one of my coworkers used to stick his head right into the 1600 degree furnace to light his cigarettes.This is the blacksmith who kindly lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge:
I had to find him every time I was ready for a smoke
-25C in Québec right nowCurrently 19 degrees here in SE PA…stay toasty my friend. ?️
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Haunted bookshop in a Peterson Sherlock Holmes
Big 'n Burley in a Savinelli Venere 812.
Got the snow shoveling done, and the sun is out! Gonna sit on the patio in the sun and have a smoke. Smoking C&D baccy mix: 50/50 Burley and Izmir Turkish in my MM Country Gentlemen Cob. Cup of black tea.
Going to see these guys at Cromford Mill in May:
Might take one of my Jamestown pipes; need to make sure I've got plenty of pipeweed as I'll probably demolish a packet
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Any suggestions on suitable soldier's rations to take with me???
-25C in Québec right now
Sounds tasty. I’m starting to experiment more with Turkish tobacco. I like the mug as well.
Yesterday i opened one window for ventilated the apartment, 15 min later it was frozen in place i had to use my wife hairdryer to melt it ?
Not far from finishing this bowl of year 2014 Solani 660 Silver Flake in a medium bend smooth paneled 2017 Celebi Turkish Meerschaum with a tapered gold and black swirl acrylic stem. There are differences between the 2014 and current production, which is mellower. Going to smoke a little more before adding an update to my review.
That sounds like Syrian to me.
I’m sure ?? is wonderful…just not at -25 degrees my brother. ?
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Match field and stream in a rossi
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