C&D Winchester in a ‘29-31 KBB 7204 Suntan Rock Ambera.
***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
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Peterson Flake in a Savinelli Rusticated 315 EX and some hot joe.
Enjoyed a big and tasty golden delicious apple, and am off to work with a bowl of 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.
Riverboat Gambler in a Boswell. Really digging this blend. 
HU Dockworker from December 2020 in a Paykoc Meerschaum Sherlock Holmes- From Sherlock Holmes/ Dr Watson two pipe set
Cornell & Diehl’s Riverboat Gambler in my Alfred Dunhill’s The White Spot 3208 Shell Briar 18.
It is an estate I picked up that was modified to accept a 9mm filter so I’m using one. That’s probably why I got it so cheap and will likely be my only Dunhill pipe. I know some people would say it’s not a real Dunhill but it’s so light and comfortable.
I think Matches860 would have liked this pipe.
final bowl of this 2007 embarcado in a pete a fantastic smoke that I was gifted by a very generous secret santa.
I liked 2023 Beast. Glad I blind bought a five pack. Went through one tin late last fall pretty quick.
Five Brothers in a Kai Nielsen
Sorry,I forgot to attach the Peterson.
Gawith Skiff Mixture in a Briar Works. 
A third of the way through this bowl of year 2017 Esoterica Dorchester in a straight smooth brown 1920s KBB Rocky Briar 1582 patent no.298978 with a B in a circle bulldog with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Working and listening to The Lone Ranger from my radio collection, most of which I got off of Archive.org. If you like old time radio, it's the place to go because they have thousands and thousands of old radio shows for free. There's lots of old TV shows, movies and books, too, all of which are in public domain.
Had a pipeful of Escudo Naxy Deluxe in my Morgan Bones Milan this morning and I have to say Escudo is really starting to grow on me! It's quite smooth and mellow and the light topping, which to my taste buds seems to be either grape or plum juice, makes it a great smoke to have with breakfast.
It's nighttime now though and I'm giving Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake a try for the second time, in a Country Gentleman cob. I remember trying Vanilla Roll Cake once six months or so ago when I had a fresh tin and didn't terribly care for it, but the half a year it's sat in a jar since then seems to have really smoothed it out and brought out the very natural tasting vanilla flavor.
I'm not sure who decided that vanilla and dark fired Kentucky were a good combination, but they were either a madman or a genius. I haven't quite made up my mind as to which yet, but I'm leaning towards genius.
It's nighttime now though and I'm giving Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake a try for the second time, in a Country Gentleman cob. I remember trying Vanilla Roll Cake once six months or so ago when I had a fresh tin and didn't terribly care for it, but the half a year it's sat in a jar since then seems to have really smoothed it out and brought out the very natural tasting vanilla flavor.
I'm not sure who decided that vanilla and dark fired Kentucky were a good combination, but they were either a madman or a genius. I haven't quite made up my mind as to which yet, but I'm leaning towards genius.
Finishing the day with Country Squire chocolate, which is very good in a made in London England bend. The pipe reminds me of a Upshall 
Passing the half way mark of 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.
Now smoking Wilke No. 111 in a straight smooth medium brown 2016 Brigham Klondike 16 bulldog with a tapered black acrylic stem.
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