Cringle Flake 2022 in a Peterson Sherlock Holmes Watson.
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Did a set of walking reps on this hot and humid day, and smoked a 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.
A delicious bowl of C&D Three Friars in a brown straight Falcon with a blasted Bantam bulldog bowl. Hot Irish tea with a splash of milk.
Anyone else finding themselves going from stingy to profligate with their “likes”? Too many seems to get meaningless, and too few seems niggardly.
Anyone else finding themselves going from stingy to profligate with their “likes”? Too many seems to get meaningless, and too few seems niggardly.
2012 Fribourg & Treyer Cut Virginia Plug in a Brian Ruthenberg Billiard.
Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake in a well used Holland Zenith. Beautiful day!
PS LNF in a 1907 BBB Cased Set. First the Bulldog, then the Billiard.
Winchester in a Rinaldo Sahara bent apple.
G&H Rum Flake in a Savinelli Regimental Smooth Bordeaux 624
Since we both seem to be lovers of Three Friars, I feel I should get some Winchester.
How, in your opinion, do they compare?
BTW, I worry for NYC lately. I grew up on Long Island and worked in banking several decades ago in lower Manhattan. I made great use of the jazz clubs back in the sixties and seventies! RuralArizona is nice and affordabl, but I miss the city. Thank God for the internet, or I wouldn’t be able to get WBGO. But I digress……
Close to finishing this bowl of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a straight smooth brown 1920s-30s Sasieni patent 8 dot Marborough lovat with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Watching the Yankees- Guardians game, and have been cleaning some estate pipes.
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Bob’s Chocolate Flake in a gifted Meer from my brother in almost law, it belonged to his father. Watching The Non-Glamorous Drummer videos. He’s a great teacher. 
Nice reflections, sorry.
Nice reflections, sorry.
It’s a Zenith pipe from Holland. I’ve had it for over 30 years now. I love the Zenith pipes. I have 4 of them now. Wish I had more.
G&H Ennerdale in a Dr Grabow Omega 
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Dark Flake Aromatic in a Meer...
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am half way through this bowl of Watch City Old Dominion Flake 25th Anniversary in a straight smooth brown undated pre-1960 Bewlay “Standard” Made in England 322 apple with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Gold Star Kona Extra Fancy, neat, is my drink.
I would say Winchester is pretty different from Three Friars, although I thoroughly enjoy both. Winchester is a bit more toward a natural sweetness, kind of like Pegasus with Red Virginia in place of the burley. For me, Three Friars and Winchester sort of compliment rather than resemble each other. I would definitely recommend giving it a try, it's a nice Virginia concoction.
As for the city, it is a disaster. My daily travels usually take me through Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan. I couldn't even begin to list the things I see on a daily basis. I grew up in the '70's and '80's and the crime now is actually worse and much more pointless. The subway is the worst I have ever seen it. And absolutely nothing is being done to correct any of this. I had best leave it at that.
On a brighter note, WBGO is a great station!
Red and Black in this J. Everett beauty. Sitting on the deck in the sun, drinking a Spotted Cow. Nearly heaven. 
Last night it was a home mix of Spilman Mixture, a revival of an old time brand, mixed with D&R Two Timer and PC Black Cavendish, in a BC Rocaille straight billiard with a tapered stem.
daniel17, the Tsuge tasting pipe (straight billiard) mentioned in my previous post was not sold to me as a "21," nor is it stamped with that number, though it may be the same pipe. I bought it for next to nothing, maybe $40, from PC on a special sale. The ones I've seen since were priced at about $60. if I recall. Still a good buy.
daniel17, the Tsuge tasting pipe (straight billiard) mentioned in my previous post was not sold to me as a "21," nor is it stamped with that number, though it may be the same pipe. I bought it for next to nothing, maybe $40, from PC on a special sale. The ones I've seen since were priced at about $60. if I recall. Still a good buy.
Shandygaff in a Radice Rind bent bulldog.
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