Samuel Gawith - Commonwealth Mixture in a Diplomat 5th Avenue Cob.
***What Are You Smoking, April 2023?***
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3 Nuns with an added touch of Lat in a Castello pi. Great combination all round!
Grousemoor in a clay today. Happy smokes everyone. 
Half way through this bowl of Sam Gawith Brown Sugar Flake in a 1980s White Pipe straight lattice apple meerschaum with an acrylic yellow cream colored saddle stem. Just posted an update of my review of this blend at TR.
Lane Limited HGL, what Lane calls an English aromatic, in a MM natural freehand. This blend goes well in this pipe. I like the scratchiness of the conical bowl. It's near 90 degrees here in central N.C., but will get down around 50 tonight, the same tomorrow, and cooler this weekend. Just stowed a six-bag grocery run--fridge, freezer, pantry shelves.
Sept. 2022 WCC Glass Slipper in a 2022 sandblast Peterson System Spigot 307.
Now smoking 4th Generation Night Slice in a 1970s smooth medium bend Stanwell Registered 969-48 Design Choice 837 sitter with a vulcanite stem and ferrule in the military mount style. Haven't smoked this pipe in quite a while. Working on a review of this blend. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Nothing tomorrow!
Got a very busy weekend; going to Mum & Dad's tomorrow to saw Jane's firewood and have a fight with Merrylegs, going to see Cavendish's Horses at Bolsover Castle on Saturday & litter picking at Poolsbrook on Sunday followed by another fight with Merrylegs; I hope I don't wear him out!
Got a very busy weekend; going to Mum & Dad's tomorrow to saw Jane's firewood and have a fight with Merrylegs, going to see Cavendish's Horses at Bolsover Castle on Saturday & litter picking at Poolsbrook on Sunday followed by another fight with Merrylegs; I hope I don't wear him out!
Bayou Morning Flake in a GBD Flame Grain. This is a pretty large pipe, group 5 ish, smokes great. I’m not currently interested in collecting more GBD but I love the two I wound up with.
@Carol Nice pipe; I think Gawith tobacco is very well suited to clays. Might take my Jamestown clay on Saturday when I go to see Cavendish's Horses; it's an indoor event but could take it to go with the Redcoat!
Going to saw Jane's firewood tomorrow and have a fight with Merrylegs, going to see Cavendish's Horses at Bolsover Castle on Saturday & litter picking Poolsbrook on Sunday followed by another fight with Merrylegs - I hope I don't wear him out!
A busy weekend following my busy and exciting day today!
I'm keeping my unsmoked clay pipes unsmoked; I think it's a shame to smoke a new clean white pipe!
I only smoked the Jamestown at Nantwich because I broke the other clay pipe I took with me while tipping the ash out...
I only smoked the Jamestown at Nantwich because I broke the other clay pipe I took with me while tipping the ash out...
Drinking a yard of ale at the Old Poets Corner, Ashover in 2019:
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Not allowed to do it any more because of promoting responsible drinking!
Orkney Red McGregor:
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I think I spilled more than I drank
Left a puddle of beer in the middle of the car park!
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Left a puddle of beer in the middle of the car park!
I musta missed something. Who is Merrylegs?
@Carol Merrylegs is a sword training dummy Dad and I built.
Oh, haha! Ya got me with that one! Yeah, don't wear out Sir Merrylegs! Would like to see a pic of that. I used to do some fencing, way back in the day. It was a lot of fun. Have a great weekend!
@Carol I think you and I would get on very well!
@daniel7 This fellow pipe smoking Daniel thinks that flake looks delicious; it looks like it would go down well in a clay pipe
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