That's a very nice clay sir, bravo! The stem almost looks like an acylic/vulcanite one!
***What Are You Smoking, April 2023?***
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Just sitting down to watch the second round of the Masters. Peterson's Signature Flake and water to pair.
Have a good Friday all.
Have a good Friday all.
Ashton Artisan's in Savinelli St. Nicholas 2022 320KS.
University Flake in a Peterson Dublin Millennium XL88 and a cup of Iron Bean Coffee.
Thank you, it’s a tavern clay got from SP, it’s all clay, I’ve seen the ones with acrylic stems and want to get one.That's a very nice clay sir, bravo! The stem almost looks like an acylic/vulcanite one!
Lazy Good Friday. Smoking Three Nuns in one of my homemade. This apple I applied a square shank to.
Good day all! Decided to start with a throwdown: KBV Raven's Eye Flake (apparently Stokkebye LBF that's been heated) versus Peterson De Luxe Navy Rolls, using a pair of .75" bore Upshalls. So far the REF is deep, mellow, rich, heated Virginia blend with a bit of (for me) that KBV twang I enjoy, but none of the following characteristics I expected. DLNR is just straightforward simple bread-like, smoothness with hints of incense-like perique weaving in and out; a blender's masterclass. So after all, just two close but different blends that I, of the challenged taste buds, recommend. Peace.
Enjoying a combination of Gray Ghost ( the last of the tin) and some Windjammer in the Sav 677 Saturnia. Also having some work done at the house including a new fence and patio. Big project!
Cackalacky Red Flake 2022 in a 1940ish Sasieni four dot Calstor. I just ordered another 30 dollar tin of this. 
This Marxman Mel-O is firing on all cylinders as it is supercharged with GLP Spark Plug.
I’m really digging Spark Plug right now, great blend!
Yes it is a great blend, but beware, it runs on high octane Nic.
what I like about it is that it is reminiscent of older English Blends. When i opened it up (it had been in the cellar for several years) I said out loud, "Heh, its a plug!"
My wife who was nearby and watching, replied back, "Well it says PLUG on the tin."
And on to a bowl of Windjammer in a Stanwell. I’m adopting a one-tin-at-time approach in an attempt to whittle down my collection of open jars.
Two smokes last evening, Esoteerica Tilbury in a Ser Jacopo serpentine saddle stem blast Dublin, and Match Elizabethan from PC in a Savinelli blast Prince of Wales (prince shape of course) rusticated with a smooth brim and slightly bent/arched longer swirl stem, a briefly issued and now discontinued series similar to the Bing's Favorite but in a prince shape rather than a billiard.
It got well into the 80's F yesterday, and we ran the a.c., but now it's back into the 70's and rainy. Somehow the paper arrived on the curb dry. It was double bagged and it landed with the closed end upstream. Now to work on banking, taxes, and errands.
It got well into the 80's F yesterday, and we ran the a.c., but now it's back into the 70's and rainy. Somehow the paper arrived on the curb dry. It was double bagged and it landed with the closed end upstream. Now to work on banking, taxes, and errands.
Gawith Skiff Mixture in a Savinelli Spring 316 KS. 
Starting off this rainy day with a bowl of early 2000s Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. No walks today, but if I had a canoe, I could get some exercise in. 
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