Stanwell 91 Squashed Tomato with Latakia Flakes.
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Stanwell 91 Squashed Tomato with Latakia Flakes.
Presbyterian Mixture in Stanwell
Walnut Flake in the Ornsby Pipe. One more episode of The Killing with a bottle of Green King Abbott Ale Reserve and a drop of 7yo Cuban rum and that should do it for me.
Abbot Ale is a good pint; I had 2 pints of Bakewell Best Bitter today - it helped wash all that Mac Baren Virginia pipe smoke down!
Another beautiful evening out on the deck smoking 2004 Gawith Hoggarth Dark Flake unscented in a Charatan’s Make Authentic. A little licorice tea on the side to give the Dark Flake unscented a little bit of the “scented” vibe….it really works well! Wishing all a good evening!
D&R Cockstrong in a BriarWorks Poker.
Visions of Celephais in a MM bent Patriot.
Finishing up a bowl of Mac Baren Virginia No. 1 in my Altinay meer, drinking a Sierra Nevada Fantastic Haze IPA ...these two are doing some great things together on my palate. Thinking Yorktown for the next bowl (it goes really well with IPAs in my opinion, too) -cheers folks, have a nice evening!
Reiner Long Golden Flake (Gold Blend No 71) in a Sasieni Four Dot Viscount Lascelles S
Granger in a Peterson Aran B10. Hanging with my buddy, Amos Moses.
Solani Virginia Flake in an Ashton Quaint paneled Dublin
HH Burley Flake in a Castello Sea Rock
Just finished cleaning up this estate Cellini Original, breaking it in with some Pegasus.
Some Virginia Bourbon with my Peterson Flake in my Nording Valhalla Spigot
this is the first time I’ve tried this Bourbon and wow is it smooth, and at 120 proof it gives a nice warm feeling, tonight will be a good night!
Enjoyed a nap, and a bowl of year 2014 4Noggins Alamosa in a mid-2000 decade Tom Eltang straight black rusticated canted AJ Dublin with a cream and brown horn ferrule, and a tapered black acrylic stem. Watching the Braves-Mets game.
WCC Persian Slipper in a cool gifted Vienna Meerschaum bulldog. Thanks again!!!!
According to notes I made when I bought them in the 1980s "From 1 to 2oz"
Some 'Cadger' pipe designs are considerably larger than others with the largest being the 'footballers' (4cm at entrance to chamber and 8cm from top to bottom of chamber) and the smallest being the 'plain' - either with spur or without.
Alongside a normal size working man's clay of the period:-
While the Brits never attempted to emulate the beautifully elaborate clays with enamelled colours and fantastical designs of the French houses - such as L. Fiolet and Gambier - on the other side of the coin the French never attempted to emulate the massive Cadger pipes of the Brits and as far as I'm aware the only French bowls of comparable size are to be found in their Cherry-wood pipes.
Seven Seas Gold in a Peterson rusticated tankard, cup of tea and Bill Evans playing.
C&D Pegasus in a Mark Tinsky Bent Dublin.
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