Smoking HU Edward G. in an old Ben Wade that's seen a lot of mileage. I see a hairline crack now in the sunlight I hadn't seen before. I think I'll retire this one to the "for display only" category.
***What Are You Smoking, May 2020?***
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Finished the yard work and now relaxing with Sir Walter Raleigh in a Nob Hill.
McClelland 2015 in an Al Perkowski/Creative Pipes creation. Feelin’ Regal...
Brigham day: I was having some Brigham's Ripley Avenue in a Brigham Heritage Canadian.
Of course, that pipe's chamber is so humongous I never finish it in one session, so I guess it'll be Brigham Day to-morrow too. ?
Of course, that pipe's chamber is so humongous I never finish it in one session, so I guess it'll be Brigham Day to-morrow too. ?
2017 Dunhill Dark Flake from my Ser Jacopo L1 Billiard as I walk Marco through the park.
Dunhill London Mixture in a 1961 Dunhill Shell Briar #659 LB with a saddle bit.
2006 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Scott Thile Bulldog.
Another maiden voyage to celebrate World No Tobacco Day: G&H Dark Flake Unscented in a KK Castello Sea Rock 55.
Trying some Spark Plug right now. Pretty good.
50/50 mixture of Orlik Golden Sliced and Escudo in an attempt to brighten the muddy disposition of the later...so far so good.
Doing it in my rusticated Tom Eltang, Arne Jacobsen w/ Horn ferrule. Oh the sights you’ll see, Mr. Jacobsen...
Doing it in my rusticated Tom Eltang, Arne Jacobsen w/ Horn ferrule. Oh the sights you’ll see, Mr. Jacobsen...
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures Yoshimi's Robo Burlesque in a smooth three quarter bend 1979 made in Israel billiard with a black vulcanite tapered stem.
Capstan Navy Cut in a Peterson Green Spigot X220.
Smoking Half and Half in a Dr. Grabow crown duke. Drinking black coffee, watching "Return to Mayberry".
McClelland 5100 and Burley Flake in one of my favorite pipes.
Simply delicious.
Simply delicious.
First smoke in a new Peterson St. Patrick’s Day 03, with some 6 year old Hamborger Veermaster.
That could also be used as a weapon if someone with ill intent is lurking behind the fern.
Super light packing of EMP. That thing burned down to complete ash in 40 min flat. Peterson SH Professor rusticated.
Having found my plug knife I thought I would settle down to a little pre-Monday paper work and a small bowl of Warrior Plug. I am using this 3 1/2' 'cutty' pipe which came in a case embossed with the words "My Little Friend" and this is/was a registered trademark. I have no idea of this pipes age or who made it and any information would be gratefully received.
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures Live Wire in a smooth almost full bend 1981 Briar Workshop round brandy signed by Elliott Nachwalter with a pearl gold acrylic stem.
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