About a third of a bowl left of Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
***What Are You Smoking, June 2020?***
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I figured it out, finally. You just don’t sleep. You’re up telling us when you’re Smoking when I go to bed and right back at it within a few hours of me finishing breakfast.
“‘Tis neither man nor beast, ‘tis a pipe-smoking machine...”
We vampires set our own hours. ?
Smoking a bowl of Balkan Sasieni in my Peterson 107. My favorite everyday pipe!
HU Dockworker in a Sasieni Perfect Ten Canadian
GL Pease Westminster in a SMS Smooth Bulldog Meerschaum
On to some Astleys 109 from 2017 in the Radice Clear E pencil shank billiard.
TAK - Moro Cake in a rejuvenated African Meer.
Curly Block in a Castello kk sea rock billiard.
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am a third of the way through this bowl of Smoker’s Pride Mellow Taste in the very first pipe I ever bought ($2.49) in 1974; a smooth three quarter bend Dr. Grabow Omega military mount with a nickel band and a black vulcanite stem with a p-lip. This pipe and tobacco are my regular walking reps companions. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Newminster 400 in recent Sasieni rough root 4 dot light bent bulldog.
I didn’t mean to post that last reply. Don’t know what I did?
H&H Classic Burley Kake in a Viking Head Meerschaum
Briar Fox in a Falcon brown straight. Red Stripe Lager
2013 Astleys no 109 Medium Flake in a Rad Davis Brandy.
First bowl of the day.
Sutliff Molto Dolce
Sutliff Molto Dolce
Cigar Time- 601 Blue Label Maduro
C&D Small Batch Carolina Red Flake w/ Perique in a Road Town UFO. I took a chance on this pipe, and I’m glad I did. These are very nice, hand made pipes, for ridiculous low prices.
Yes, they come from China, but they are made by some talented craftsmen. The workmanship and fit & finish is great, the drilling is spot on, and aside from a very small pit on the bottom of the bowl, the briar is a very nice piece. The pit was left natural, and is hardly noticeable. No fills at all. The draw is nice, and the pipe is exceptionally light, which indicates a good drying process was used. All in all, a great deal.
Yes, they come from China, but they are made by some talented craftsmen. The workmanship and fit & finish is great, the drilling is spot on, and aside from a very small pit on the bottom of the bowl, the briar is a very nice piece. The pit was left natural, and is hardly noticeable. No fills at all. The draw is nice, and the pipe is exceptionally light, which indicates a good drying process was used. All in all, a great deal.
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