Hmmm. I'm not sure yet. I'll almost certainly smoke a bowl of Bengal Slices, as I've been smoking a bowl of that every day. As for what else, maybe some Old Ironsides and Maltese Falcon. I'll be smoking my Peterson Shannon bully and some cobs as well.
What Will You Be Smoking on International Pipe-Smoking Day?
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I plan on celebrating by smoking several blends in several different pipes throughout the day... so, it's just like any other day for me, really.
After having smoked H&H Anniversary Kake for the past 3 months, today I decided to be adventurous, and pack my self a bowl of.. Anniversary Kake!
Sorry, but with many open tins, I can't justify opening more, and none of the open tins compare to AK.
Sorry, but with many open tins, I can't justify opening more, and none of the open tins compare to AK.
Sorry about your 'luck' grue & Spencer. We'll be thinking of you.
Duane, what's up? No Black Frigate?
I'm debating whether or not it's worth opening one of the few tins I'm aging for this 'special' day. I've got loads of leaf in tubs and bags already.
Let's just say that I expect to smoke multiple bowls of multiple genres...I've already smoked a bowl of baccy I had bought over a year ago in the "Aro" genre.... This was a smooth and dry yet tasty blend called Indian River Gold from The Pipe Den in Vero Beach FL.
I've got some PS LNF on my list (VaPa), as well as a couple or 3 Lat blends, some C&D Burley Based Blends and some codger stuff.
Life is good!
Duane, what's up? No Black Frigate?
I'm debating whether or not it's worth opening one of the few tins I'm aging for this 'special' day. I've got loads of leaf in tubs and bags already.
Let's just say that I expect to smoke multiple bowls of multiple genres...I've already smoked a bowl of baccy I had bought over a year ago in the "Aro" genre.... This was a smooth and dry yet tasty blend called Indian River Gold from The Pipe Den in Vero Beach FL.
I've got some PS LNF on my list (VaPa), as well as a couple or 3 Lat blends, some C&D Burley Based Blends and some codger stuff.
Life is good!
My IPSD has already started from previous day with Mc Clelland PCCA Winter from 1995-1996 that clickklick had sent me, then I enjoyed Erinmore Flake before sleeping. Today I am smoking 23 years old Levin Pipes Klenderwood, another aged tobacco that clickklick sent.
Sitting here and thinking how many countries I have represented here in my pile of pipe stuff.
I'll give myself a quick type as I think and limit this to what I can immediately recall.
France, Italy, Greece, Ireland, England, Holland, and the USA. I'll think of lots more after I 'post', most likely.
I'll give myself a quick type as I think and limit this to what I can immediately recall.
France, Italy, Greece, Ireland, England, Holland, and the USA. I'll think of lots more after I 'post', most likely.
Fire up a bowl of Black Twist in a short clay 'cutty' pipe and take a walk down to my local store for grocery shopping. Later in the day I'll head to the IPS whatever at J&R in NJ!
I won a tin of Briar Fox a year or so ago in the PM cartoon caption contest. Today I will open it. Haven't decided on which pipe yet. Not sure when this will happen. I have multiple duties today, and need to find out when various event will happen before i decide.
Also, going to be around 50 today! Last Saturday was closer to zero.
Also, going to be around 50 today! Last Saturday was closer to zero.
Today I'll be smoking some Uhle's Perfection Plug in this nice little french chimney Billiard (Pipe Du Nord) ...and some 5 Brothers in a corn cob...
In the evening, I'll be puffing on some Ennerdale in my trusty, vintage Britannia Bent Pot.
In the evening, I'll be puffing on some Ennerdale in my trusty, vintage Britannia Bent Pot.
Started with the pipes and cigars IPSD blend from 2015 and now working on Germaine brown flake yum.
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I started the day with a bowl of 2001 Rotary Navy Cut. Now smoking a 2 year old Capstan Gold Flake. Not sure what is next, all depends on my mood. I will probably go for a vaper. Maybe some 2002 Solani 633 or 2010 Dunhill Deluxe Navy Rolls, or 2012 SG St James Flake. I will smoke the Vaper in one of my vaper pipes, maybe my first Rad Davis I ever bought, a Lovat.
Started this morning with some SG Sam's Flake that was dried overnight, after lunch a little East India Trading Co. Cellar Reserve, and this evening a little Condor in an old meer, because it's the proper way to end the day.
Not the recipient of this email, just passing on the content...
''This is the email I got from Brairville pipe repair.
It seems the International Pipe Smoking Day got it's start in 2008 with a bunch of good-ole blokes in England on an online forum called "Smokers Forums". Yes the Internet, which seems apropo, since the World Wide Web has so richly exploded our hobby and connected pipe hobbyists and enthusiasts across the entire globe. (No kidding. We have a client in Antarctica!)
After the first IPSD the Comité International of Pipe Clubs picked up the mantle and began to spread the word globally by enlisting member clubs in 25 countries to help publicize the stated purpose of this special day.
From the CIPC website:
"Once a year, pipe smokers around the world will celebrate the noble art of pipe smoking by using their own piece of art, a pipe made of briar or clay. We will put into practice old traditions of raising our pipes in toast to each other in unison and share a bowl together".''
''This is the email I got from Brairville pipe repair.
It seems the International Pipe Smoking Day got it's start in 2008 with a bunch of good-ole blokes in England on an online forum called "Smokers Forums". Yes the Internet, which seems apropo, since the World Wide Web has so richly exploded our hobby and connected pipe hobbyists and enthusiasts across the entire globe. (No kidding. We have a client in Antarctica!)
After the first IPSD the Comité International of Pipe Clubs picked up the mantle and began to spread the word globally by enlisting member clubs in 25 countries to help publicize the stated purpose of this special day.
From the CIPC website:
"Once a year, pipe smokers around the world will celebrate the noble art of pipe smoking by using their own piece of art, a pipe made of briar or clay. We will put into practice old traditions of raising our pipes in toast to each other in unison and share a bowl together".''
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