Agreed! I’ve not yet ventured into Enerdale, but I’ve heard that can ghost like nothing else. Surprised to see some folks not dedicating pipes if that is the case.
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Chimney Smoke in the old monster Caminetto New Dear Oom Paul. Windy day, 60°. Lovely day!
First smoke with this Morgan Bones pipe...can’t wait! Smoking BCA.
I have an Ennerdale dedicated pipe... well, it gets dual use with #7 Broken Flake, but it can certainly leave an impression behind. If you don't have an aversion to Lakeland florals, I highly recommend Ennerdale. To me it's less floral than Grasmere or #7BF and more sweet almond, cherry-vanilla, pistachio ice-cream served to you by a granny with floral perfume that's creepily watching you eat from across the room?Agreed! I’ve not yet ventured into Enerdale, but I’ve heard that can ghost like nothing else. Surprised to see some folks not dedicating pipes if that is the case.
I haven’t noticed any problems with Ennerdale. ?Agreed! I’ve not yet ventured into Enerdale, but I’ve heard that can ghost like nothing else. Surprised to see some folks not dedicating pipes if that is the case.
Sutliff Heavy English in a Savinelli Saturnia Billiard
What a miserable day for a smoke! Typical confused Carolina weather. Sunny, windy, and cold for the spring. University Flake in Peterson SH Baker Street.
Cherokee Park, Brian?
As I’ve not had it, your word is good. I’ve just repeatedly heard over the yrs that it ghosts significantly. I’ve enjoyed the handful of Lakes I’ve tried so far. Maybe when I grow a few more hairs on my ass I’ll venture into Your beloved blend.?
️Now Broken Flake 7, Grasmere, or Rich Dark Honeydew?As I’ve not had it, your word is good. I’ve just repeatedly heard over the yrs that it ghosts significantly. I’ve enjoyed the handful of Lakes I’ve tried so far. Maybe when I grow a few more hairs on my ass I’ll venture into Your beloved blend.?
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Savinelli Doblone d’Oro in a Macbaren Billiard
CRF w/ perique in my ’58 Shell.
Not far from finishing this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures River of Deceit in an old, undated brown full bend straight grain London Castle egg with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
KBV Jupiter slices in Charatans make special 56. A wonderful Virginia sipper picked up from @pipestud, some time ago.
Peterson's Flake in a Peterson's Kerry 05 bent Dublin pipe. In the silence of the night, except for rain and a brief peal of thunder & flash of lightning.
Close.. Tyler park.
Cherokee has been super busy with foot traffic the past couple weeks.
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Happy (Brown) Bogie in a Meer...
Some Caravan in a rusticated something or other Prince. I don’t remember where this pipe came from, and it gurgles a bit, but it’s a nice big bowl and is a decent clench pipe. The Caravan is good, too...it’s been unmolested in my cabinet for years until recently. It’s a cold one out on the porch today, but warmer than it was out in the field. No fun harvesting greens in 34 degrees and 40mph wind...
Neighbors across the street appear to be in temporary stasis, which tends to happen every fifth day or so. Through my observations, and analysis of collected data, I can predict with some degree of confidence that they’ll be up to some serious shenanigans tomorrow.
Neighbors across the street appear to be in temporary stasis, which tends to happen every fifth day or so. Through my observations, and analysis of collected data, I can predict with some degree of confidence that they’ll be up to some serious shenanigans tomorrow.
Could be. They’re older, and very pleasant, if strange. I hate to be a nosey neighbor, but their constant oddities are difficult to ignore.
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