P Stockebye Kentucky Maroon in a Calabash, loving this blend definitely getting more, much more.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2021?***
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Watch City Flake 558. Breaking in a Gepetto so that it will learn to keep its bark down. This tobacco is like having a nice meal. Becoming a favorite. So many wonderful flavors going on.
EGR’s pipe- the pipe he’s smoking in The Stranger, not seen anything like it. Looks like briar, very thick rim on the bowl but the most curious feature is the forward half of the mouthpiece is white. Here’s a very rudimentary sketch 
No prizes for recognising it just a great feeling of self satisfaction.
No prizes for recognising it just a great feeling of self satisfaction.
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SWR un a white stemmed Christmas cob
I had grief with burley for a while. I smoked everything else. Eventually burley wasn’t the enemy.
I might recognize it, but I need the stick figure smoking it drawn in for scale.
MB Seven Seas Royal Blend in a blue Balandis pipe that is nice and light, good little smoker.
I ended up watching half the movie through my phone to try and get a picture.
SG 1792 from 2015 in an old no name London made Zulu, with black coffee.
The white part is probably tape. He was known for smoking his favorite pipes until they were only held together by a thread... literally.
Sutliff 507-C in a Comoy’s Patent Grand Slam with Turquoise and White Bar
First day over 50F since last fall up here in northwest lower peninsula. The sun’s out, almost no breeze ... great smoking weather. I got the urge to break out something I usually reserve for the summer ...
... so I loaded up some Angler’s Dream into a Roma poker churchwarden I picked up in San Francisco shortly after the turn of the millennium. (First time I’ve smoked out of a churchwarden since moving back to Michigan.)
... so I loaded up some Angler’s Dream into a Roma poker churchwarden I picked up in San Francisco shortly after the turn of the millennium. (First time I’ve smoked out of a churchwarden since moving back to Michigan.)
A late afternoon bowl of Peterson My Mixture 965 in a Blakemar Briars’s King’s Imperial Calabash. Next pipe will be out with the dog, a Peterson Arran Lovat with Peterson Night Cap.
Happy smokes.
Ettrick puffer
Happy smokes.
Ettrick puffer
Close to finishing this bowl of circa year 2000 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.
The pipe suits you well.
Sutliff Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a BBB Tortoise 653 D
Whoa! I’m amazed that you dare! Enjoy!Not spliced. At first someone wanted a shorter bowl but stopped short of cutting it in half. Then someone blew a hole in the bottom of it and it was very well patched. The amazing thing is the amber stem survived it all...
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That’s interesting, I was thinking it might have been horn of some nature. If anyone gets the chance watch the movie, I could swear that he was moving the pipe at one point to show it off to the audience, it seemed very deliberate, that’s why I was so intrigued. Great film by the way.
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