Having some L.J. Peretti London flake in a foundation by musico slightly canted oval shank bulliard. Happy smokes all! 
***What are You Smoking, April 2022?***
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Still no desire for a pipe. Got enough burning pine and sagebrush smoke in the air. But I will be lurking, watching y'all! 
Smoking some HU Makhuwa in a Castello.
Good afternoon. We continue smoking with. St. Bruno, in a MM General pipe.....They are the town's festivities, although they are not like those of the past....the changes are not for the better, and that makes me sad and a bit melancholic....May you guys be very happy, with your families, friends, children and grandchildren, mothers and fathers. May God protect us....62º F 
Did a set of walking reps on this very warm, sunny day, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a black tapered vulcanite stem.
Feeling suave, lol, but with the afternoon off and the wife at work it's wasted, so I'll channel some class I don't have with a Dunhill pot just a few months older than me and Kramer's Blend For Cary Grant then off for some quality walking in the out of doors!
2007 Esoterica Stonehaven in a Rad Davis Lovat.
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am half way through this bowl of first release Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Gold Star Kona Extra Fancy, neat, is my drink. Cleaning a few estate pipes.
Stonehenge in a 1982 Castello great line fiammata dublin.
I found this pipe in an antique store back in the states and the dings to the rim were already there. This is one of a dozen or so pipes that I bought from that shop that all belonged to one guy. Most of the pipes have the same damage to the rim from him knocking the pipe against something to empty the tobacco chamber.
Elizabethan Match in a Peterson SH Original.
HH Old Dark Fired in a Radice Rind bent apple.
GLP Barbary Coast in a Tsuge straight taper-stemmed light blast "Tasting Pipe" billiard. It's a large medium size pipe with an open draw and a big chamber. I really like the light blast and relatively low weight. I've been paying bills and running errands. I was relieved to find that my (to me) massive federal tax due got to the Treasury as regular first class mail. These days it's not a sure bet. It's early summer here, in the eighties, short-sleeve weather.
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Black Irish X in a Meer...
Brebbia Ninja 6002 Noce, bent smooth billiard x MacBaren HH Bold Kentucky and a local (Icelandic) beer Gull
These days I don't want to smoke anything else, only Bold Kentucky. Maybe the nic-hit, maybe just that wonderful taste/smell (or both), but I can't even think about any other tobacco for some days now.
These days I don't want to smoke anything else, only Bold Kentucky. Maybe the nic-hit, maybe just that wonderful taste/smell (or both), but I can't even think about any other tobacco for some days now.
Is that pipe "The Tasting 21"? I have the same pipe, it's one of my favourites, an excellent (and beautiful) workhorse pipe.
Now smoking Mac Baren Scottish Mixture in a straight, smooth brown 1960s Lane era Charatan Special 38 bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Going walking soon.
I need an afternoon pick-me-up. I’m hoping a bowl of Eight State Burley and another cup of coffee will get me through the last few hours of the work week.
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