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The Clay King

(Formerly HalfDan)
Oct 2, 2018
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Chesterfield, UK
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G&H Ennerdale Flake in a Unfinished Savinelli 673View attachment 216410
@pipeboy122 I enjoyed the Ennerdale Flake in my clay pipes; a local tobacconist in Chesterfield sells it loose (minimum sale 10g). I use my leather tobacco pouch for loose Gawith Hoggarth tobacco. Perfect for my living history events!
 

JimInks

Sultan of Smoke
Aug 31, 2012
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643,807
Close to finishing this bowl of year 2013 Stonehaven in a straight black sandblasted 1957 Barling Exel 249 Fossil T.V.F. black billiard with a silver banded military mount and a black ebonite tapered stem. Been reading some interesting things about food and dieting. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
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john19

Part of the Furniture Now
Nov 27, 2021
584
8,252
Greece
Now i am smoking C&D Habana Daydream in Greek Alexander Dublin pipe. This pipe does not smoke well. I will smoke another 10-15 bowls in this one. If she doesn't get better, I'll throw her in the trash. Bad drilling. Draft hole lower than the bowl (about 2 mm). Gurgle like cat, tobacco block the hole. I'm tired.

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haebar

Can't Leave
Nov 10, 2014
348
6,245
East Tennessee
Smoking some SG Navy Flake in a Yello-bole Bing Crosby pipe.
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Servant King

Lifer
Nov 27, 2020
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Frazier Park, CA
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Had a nice afternoon lunting w/the wife and horse. Took along Ashton Winding Road in my MM Country Gentleman. Good grazing for the mustang--lots of green grass and a running creek nearby.

Bird report: California scrub-jay, Steller's jay, White-crowned sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, California towhee, House finch, Northern flicker, Common raven, California thrasher, and several Red-tailed hawks. Lots of precipitation = lots of plants = lots of rodents = lots of hawks. Wow, I almost sound like a professor. Good thing I smoke a pipe.
 
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