Did you print out the Country Squire label yourself?
***What Are You Smoking, August 2020?***
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TAK - Plug 7 in an African Block Meerschaum Kiko.
p.s. I have changed the original stem for a wood shank + Vermont freehand stem.
p.s. I have changed the original stem for a wood shank + Vermont freehand stem.
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Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am part way through this bowl of current version of Peter Heinrichs No. 30 in a medium bend 2001 Ural lattice Rhodesian with a yellow with white swirls acrylic saddle stem.
Balkan Supreme in a Castello Sea Rock
University Flake. DGT from last night. Nice and smooth. Peterson Christmas pipe 2019 rusticated 999.
2012 Wessex Brigade Campaign Dark Flake in a 1966 Duhnill Shell LB Billiard.
Now smoking Esoterica Dunbar in a smooth straight late ‘50s, early 1960s Lane era Charatan Selected 43 Dublin with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad. Getting ready to do a Zoom chat with a few fellow pipers, including the one who gifted me this pipe.
Smoking a home VaPer mix in a Ashton XXX pebble grain lovat. 
Savinelli Jupiter in a big azz Wiley panel.
HH Burley Flake in my dad’s old Dr. Grabow El Dorado Ajustomatic Apple with morning coffee. This pipe was my first restoration.
Squadron Leader in a Blakemar Bulldog pipe.
Earlier had a bowl of macbaren vintage Syrian in a Vincenzo
Currently having 3 year old dunhill Elizabethan in a danets billiard. I last used this pipe for the sutliff edgeworth match and every once in a while I am getting a whiff of that blend. No flavour imparted though.
Currently having 3 year old dunhill Elizabethan in a danets billiard. I last used this pipe for the sutliff edgeworth match and every once in a while I am getting a whiff of that blend. No flavour imparted though.
Chatham Manor, the match to Carter Hall, in honor of didi's one-year one-pipe-only Dr. Grabow marathon, in a Dr. Grabow Royalton bulldog. It's a grand day for Sparta, N.C., home of the Dr. Grabow factory, where it moved from Chicago.
Now puffing on Sutliff Elizabethan Match. Burgers will be done soon.
Tabac Vincent Manil Semois La Brumeuse in a Forecaster Superb Apple.
Semois is a burley varietal grown in Belgium ?? It is supposedly minimally processed and shipped very dry. It tastes earthy, somewhat cigar like. I purchased it about an year back from SmokingPipes
Semois is a burley varietal grown in Belgium ?? It is supposedly minimally processed and shipped very dry. It tastes earthy, somewhat cigar like. I purchased it about an year back from SmokingPipes
Pirate Kake in an African Block Meerschaum Kiko with a wood shank + Vermont freehand stem. I have modified a few Tanganyika Kiko’s. All now very fine smokers. 
Dunhill Navy Rolls in my Brigham 5-dot 426. They call it a bulldog and traditionally the 426 was. But shank is round instead of diamond.
Sunday Sun tobaccos in my fat ol' sun pipe*. I passed on the Sun Bear last year, but it is a nice VaOr. Probably improve a bit as I just opened/certain C&D tobaccos mellow up after 4-5 days of opening.*- For sure, the Boswell meets carve-your-first Danish chunk of wood style is a trigger shape for many discerning smokers.....but McLary pipes makes a nicely grained, well-drilled, thick-walled, bullet-proof weekend smoker. I've got a large selection of fancy Mcfancy artisan pipes....but when you get on your third rum and want a fire and forget.....this maker has been great. Usually around $80-$100.
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