Thanks man, it was greatHappy late birthday! Looks like it was a good one
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A quarter of the way through the last of this bag of year 2014 Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a dark brown grain relief, partly smooth paneled full bend "V" shape bowl 1970s Preben Holm Prominence freehand with the letter A and the numeral 2 in circles with a black vulcanite stem and ferrule in the military mount style. Haven't smoked this pipe in a long time, and the bowl was just big enough to empty the bag of tobacco. I have another bag ready for more, though. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Tomato the Brave came in and ate extra plenty, came to my chair and stood on my feet so I wouldn't neglect to scratch his head and neck. Then, he jumped up on my lap for more. After that, he wanted out. Still haven't seen Abner the Eager, but the other two ferals have been snoozin' inside for hours. Not wanting to be outdone, my cats are doing the same thing. I'm watching the Orioles-Guardians game.
After dinner, MB HH Pure Virginia in an Altinay.
Cut Blended Plug in an Altinay.
Briar Fox in a 2011 Peterson SPD (221).
With Bai Coconut.
On a muggy, breezy, tolerable Texas night.
Amid singing crickets and frogs.
Cheers!
With Bai Coconut.
On a muggy, breezy, tolerable Texas night.
Amid singing crickets and frogs.
Cheers!
Trying something different this morning. MacBaren Virginia Flake in a Jirsa 210.
Just finished smoking Wilke Hearth of Galway in an undated smooth straight medium brown made in France Saillard Lord Clerit lumberman with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Hello sir, I would like to ask how you solve the problem of pipe mouth oxidation?
Hello sir, I would like to ask how you solve the problem of pipe mouth oxidation?
Near the first third of this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures Mr. Christian’s Brown Flek 2021 in a straight smooth dark brown year 1933 Parker Super Bruyere patent 10 T 81/F lovat with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Now smoking year 2020 H&H Chatham Manor in a straight black sandblasted, smooth dark brown top bowl 2021 Jim Brown stack Rhodesian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Fed three ferals and Sleepy Suzy, who is now by my side. Reading baseball box scores.
This frogs??Briar Fox in a 2011 Peterson SPD (221).
With Bai Coconut.
On a muggy, breezy, tolerable Texas night.
Amid singing crickets and frogs.
Cheers!
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A long time ago I tried a C&D blend called "Cross-Eyed Cricket." I just loved the name, so I had to try it! I remember it taking me a long time to "understand" the flavor, it was just different -- unlike anything I'd had before. I ended up liking it, especially after it sat a good while, but I have never purchased it again. Maybe I should!This frogs??
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Near the first third of this bowl of year 2020 Angler's Dream in a 2018 natural smooth medium bend Peterson 03 apple silver spigot military mount with a tapered black acrylic fish tail stem. This'll end my smoking day.
A bit of Old Fredders in a Kai Tomato
Unfortunately, I haven't tried this tobacco. But I saw it in C&D releases. I also liked the picture and the name.A long time ago I tried a C&D blend called "Cross-Eyed Cricket." I just loved the name, so I had to try it! I remember it taking me a long time to "understand" the flavor, it was just different -- unlike anything I'd had before. I ended up liking it, especially after it sat a good while, but I have never purchased it again. Maybe I should!
OJK in a Jirsa 186. Earlier 1/2 Toscana Classico.
C&D Exclusive in a Cavicchi Dublin and Coffee 
️ on the side.
️ on the side.
Milan Milestone in an MM Boone.
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