Mild blend of Telescopes, in a Gepetto, the smoke has lasted me through a soak in the spa and now while drying off in my smoking jacket.***What Are You Smoking, April 2021?***
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Mild blend of Telescopes, in a Gepetto, the smoke has lasted me through a soak in the spa and now while drying off in my smoking jacket.
HH Burley Flake into a falcon with meer bowl . 
Good Day Folks, Zulu in a Charatan Zulu.
C&D Stratfordshire, a full-bodied English with burley, in a Mogen Johansen "Johs" blast Canadian with a smooth-finished "band." Mogen is famous for working extremely fast and churning out volumes of pipes that keeps the prices pleasantly low. I bought my first pipe for the price, but have bought five or six more because they're great smokers. As for the blends, C&D knows just what to do with burley in an English blend to give the smoke a rich complexity.
good afternoon, Pegasus from 2015 ina a Rafa Martin
William’s Delight in a cob,drinking a Pepsi, listening to Summer Salt.
Good Day Folks, Zulu in a Charatan Zulu.
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Good evening folk's, Next Director's cut in a Dr.Plumb.
2012 Fribourg & Treyer Cut Virginia Plug in a Jack Howell Apple.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of 1970s Prince Albert in an undated, unbranded straight smooth brown made in France Los Alton VBF Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Balkan Supreme in Peterson SH Professor. GEC47. Took more tamping than usual. The flavor was keep thinning out. Didn't really kick in till third bowl.
Getting ready to hop on my noon meeting with a bowl of 2018 Escudo in a Savinelli 313 prince. Nice to come back to old favorites sometimes.
Having a sunny afternoon smoke of Pease Six Pence in an Upshall sandblast Bulldog with hex shank size 4.
Second bowl today, living large, Peterson Royal Yacht in a MM/Dagner poker nose-warmer, a classic blend in a compact little cob special edition with a short acrylic stem. I sure am glad Peterson picked up some of the well-loved Dunhill blends, after many thought they were gone forever. I kept tilting at windmills and insisting the tobacco business wasn't going to leave money on the table with established blends like these. A number of old favorites are in fact gone, but at least top sellers are back in essentially the same form as the last produced under the Dunhill name. I'm no business major, but I do pilfer the business section and hand the rest of her paper (her subscription) over to my wife and catch it later. In that way, I develop a minor business sense. One of my rare predictions that came true.
Smoking a bowl of Sobranie 759 Sutliff match in a Dublin Meer.Drinking Tea looking forward to the footie, Liverpool v Real Madrid game.
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