Good day all! Update for yesterday: spent the day with G&H Brown Flake Aromatic in an Upshall P Bulldog. Started today with KBV Van Gogh in a small Upshall sandblast Bulldog (both 'dogs have hex shanks and matching saddle stems).
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Watch City American cut plug in a Basket Pipe Yacht
Dang, work week ahead is bound to get in the way of my success as a professional pipe smoker. CRFP in a Doc’s egg.
Do you like Black Frigate non-Latakia version better?
@john19 Sounds like it would suit the King's Clay!
Maybe....
Exploring the world of Mac Baren with some Bold Kentucky
Cornell & Diehl Orion’s Arrow from December 2019 in my magnificent Magnum Moretti Morta
KBV Fore Glory in the '61 Dunhill Shell 47.
C&D Speakeasy in a meerschaum by Çelebi.
Not much left of my Wesleys South Africa Three Quarter Flake sample 
What do you think about Bold Kentucky? I've been enjoying my first tin.
Foe a long time BF had a very low Latakia presence. When C&D changed their machines and cut of the blend around the mid 2010s, the Latakia profile was much stronger. All the tins I have are from 2014 and newer but the non Latakia brick with just rum soaked Virginias and Orientals was quite better than the original BF.
Find work where you can do the job and smoke. Around 90% of the reason why I accepted my job.
Part way through this bowl of year 2018 Solani 633 in a straight 1954 patent Dunhill 148 Group 3 black shell bulldog made for the France market with a black saddle vulcanite stem. This should get me to dinner time.
That is an elegant pipe.
Wild Man in the Petersons 417, beautiful evening!
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