Yesterday I smoked Briar Fox, Pegasus, Stonehenge Flake, and Savinelli Jupiter.
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2016 Rattray’s Brown Clunee in a Sasieni Four Dot Appleby.
@EssJaySea ha ha ? aye they are funny characters. Thanks for the comment my friend ?
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Morning all starting off with a bowl of Dunhill EMP in a Peterson Killarney 03. Nice and frosty outside love it.
Capstan Blue Flake in my first attempt to do something in 2019. Always fun to smoke this flake folded in the pipes
Good morning All
A bowl of Samuel Gawith’s Squadron Leader in a Blakemar Briars Deluxe Lovat. I was lucky in picking this tobacco as one of my firsts when first taking up the pipe. The Eildon Hills in the background.
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A bowl of Samuel Gawith’s Squadron Leader in a Blakemar Briars Deluxe Lovat. I was lucky in picking this tobacco as one of my firsts when first taking up the pipe. The Eildon Hills in the background.
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HOTW in a George Boyadjiev Dublin w/paneled shank.
Mac Baren Golden Extra in a Country Gent.
For me, the coloring process is a big part of the enjoyment of smoking meers. I've got an IMP that's dragging its feet as well. It's coloring, but with more of a slow, even, whole body glow with no stark contrast between the shank and bowl. I guess she's more like an occasional and careful nude sun bather compared to the other which is a bikini clad sun worshiper. I love them both.
Always beautiful landscapes!
I totally agree about the enjoyment of the coloring process. I'm sure that in time, and with enough smokes it will color. I started smoking this pipe every morning just to see if it will help bring the coloring process along.
Sutliff Eastfarthing in a Grabow with hot Colombian. This is my second attempt at this blend. The first did not go well as I could swear there was a taste and smell of sweat mixed with vanilla. Maybe some drying out in the tin will have changed it.
15 minutes into the smoke and I can’t do it. That funky b.o. taste is still there. So it’s Edward G in to rescue the taste buds. I can confirm the odor isn’t me as Edward G smells and tastes great.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful scenery of your area of Scotland.
I'm going to first have a bowl of Old Gowrie and right after that a bowl of 965. Looking forward to listening to some podcasts too 
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Morning everyone. I'm smoking some ~3 year old Squadron Leader from my first S&R Straight Grain. Great pipe, it's big and robust and built like a sledgehammer.
Starting off my smoking day with a bowl from a first production tin (2013) 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. Up early because Basil is coming over for a visit.
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