***What are You Smoking, April 2022?***
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Just finished smoking Wilke No. 72 in a pre-1974 dark brown straight Larus & Brother Co. Signature billiard with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite stem with the initials LCR on the top of the stem. This blend was smoked by Walter Cronkite.
Now smoking Peter Stokkebye No. 17 English Luxury in a straight post-1981 GBD Prehistoric 133 billiard with brass accents, the letter K stamped on the shank with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Nice Canadian/Lumberman/Liverpool pipes @JimInks. Happy birthday @Mr_houston. As for me, I've been wallowing in Elizabethan Mixture since I finished work. In three different pipes. Same pleasing results. My goodnight smoke was a mix of Pegasus and Presbyterian in my Rossi 8320. Neither bad nor great. Happy night all.
Morning smoke of Mc Barens Golden Extra(Golden Blend in the EU) in an Ashton XX Pebblegrain short billiard
A third of the way through this bowl of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in an undated straight smooth brown Crosby Saint Andrews “Merchant Service-like Bing” with a silverish band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Almost finished the first page of this Jughead story. Listening to the BBC on the XM.
Finished work, fed Suzy and Molly as well as Stripesy and Daisy, though I had to stay outside to chase the raccoon away from their food. Dunno what's happened to Stripesy's shy twin as I haven't seen him in weeks. I'm almost done with this bowl of year 2014 Astley’s No. 55 in a 1915-1920 straight smooth dark brown BBB Own Make 150 apple with a silver band and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Almost a third of the way through this bowl of D&R Penhooker Silver in a 1982 smooth straight Sasieni Ivory 105 Apple with a black vulcanite saddle stem. This will end my smoking day.
Good morning. We start with the third pipe of the morning. Wessex Red Flake, in a Carolina Gent. And a glass of red wine, original vintage from the mountain villages of my province. ![IMG_4291[3747].jpg](https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/data/attachments/142/142604-389b5889ee1649d872c8fbbc76c3944c.jpg "IMG_4291[3747].jpg")
Sutliff Barrel Aged Series No. 1 in a Peterson SH Baker Street.
First a bowl of Frog Morton on the Town smoked in a Brebbia Jumbo Bulldog. Decent English blend.
Second, smoked in a Peder Jeppesen Stack, a melange of aromatics including 20% Frosty Mint, the Frosty Mint still needs to be thinned out a bit more.
Second, smoked in a Peder Jeppesen Stack, a melange of aromatics including 20% Frosty Mint, the Frosty Mint still needs to be thinned out a bit more.
It's a beautiful cob. I was lucky enough to be able to order one, it's still on its way to Iceland. How do you like it? It looks that it's on the bigger side, like Country Gentleman.
Robert McConnell Scottish Flake in a Dagner Cob.
@daniel7 , Thanks man. I like it fine. I've only smoked it once thus far, having only received it in the mail yesterday, but it smoked great. I'm not a cob person , but I do have a few, all being M.M.'s and they all smoke well. It is a nice size bowl , comparable to the Country Gentleman. I do like the stem on this one more than on the other 3 cobs that I have.
Hope you enjoy yours !
HH Burley Flake in the IRC Blackruf apple sitter.
Orlik’s Golden Mixture in Roadtown’s bulge.
Thanks for the reply. I'm too, not an everyday cob user (I have 5 cobs at the moment), but I like to pack a cob from time to time. The tortoise stem on this was irresistable, that's why I pulled the trigger - so I can absolutely see your point, why you like the stem on it.
I will post a photo and short review when mine arrives. Happy smokes, have a great day and weekend!
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