Stokkebye morning blend/ Wilke Royal Scot in a Nuttens Bing, love this pipe! coffee and relaxing before dinner. 
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Good day all! Continuing a several-day binge with KBV Your Welcome in a Savinelli Autograph. Very nice.
The Beast finally arrived today! Enjoying a bowl of it in an Altinay bent billiard with coloring bowl. Smithwick's Red Ale on the side.
First impression of this is that it's delicious! Spicy but super smooth. Leaves a tongue tingle like a cinnamon candy. Not the flavor of cinnamon, but a similar effect.
First impression of this is that it's delicious! Spicy but super smooth. Leaves a tongue tingle like a cinnamon candy. Not the flavor of cinnamon, but a similar effect.
On the menu for my commute home was a bowl of GH&Co Rum Twist loaded in my sans nom French Paneled pipe with a side of plain water.
Hal O The Wynd in a 1923 Peterson O2. Watching hockey, drinking Old Fashioneds and contemplating stupid shit and a diversion from serious shit.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and green beans dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm passing the half way mark of this bowl of year 2014 FVF in a straight smooth brown year 1923 Dunhill A billiard 60 patent March 9.15 with a tapered black vulcanite stem. This pipe is from the estate of David Cuneo. This pipe holds more tobacco than it looks. Great smoker. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Fed the ferals several times since my last post although I haven't seen Abner the Eager today. I occasionally look out the window for the li'l fella. The other three have mostly been inside all day. After cleaning estate pipes at the bathroom sink, I came out to the den, and Daisy the Feral Princess and Tomato the Brave were laying on the floor about a foot apart. I got on my knees and scratched both of their heads at the same time. After a couple of minutes, Daisy decided to get up and block me from scratching Tomato's head. Tomato looked at me with that "You gonna let that fat diva get away with that?" I reached over her head to scratch Tomato's head a little more, and Daisy gave me a disapproving meow or two. When I stood up, both of them stared at me with disapproval. You just can't make a cat understand that you gotta post a smoke.
Fed the ferals several times since my last post although I haven't seen Abner the Eager today. I occasionally look out the window for the li'l fella. The other three have mostly been inside all day. After cleaning estate pipes at the bathroom sink, I came out to the den, and Daisy the Feral Princess and Tomato the Brave were laying on the floor about a foot apart. I got on my knees and scratched both of their heads at the same time. After a couple of minutes, Daisy decided to get up and block me from scratching Tomato's head. Tomato looked at me with that "You gonna let that fat diva get away with that?" I reached over her head to scratch Tomato's head a little more, and Daisy gave me a disapproving meow or two. When I stood up, both of them stared at me with disapproval. You just can't make a cat understand that you gotta post a smoke.
Capstan Gold Flake in a Cavicchi 
Hmm ... well, already earmarking stuff to specifically show = Craig, Ted (and you), Glen (Glenn), and something for everybody to (perhaps) swoon over.
Dunno if anyone makes a Canada Goose flake, but if they do, I’ll bet it has a lot of BITE to it.
The bird that wakes up every day and chooses violence.
Pease Cairo in a clay with a bourbon Manhattan (as it should be) with one Luxardo cherry (as it should be.)
Sutliff Match 20 in a Caminetto poker. For the gentleman who recently asked for recommendations for sweet English blends, you’d might give this one a try. It‘s called a match for Dunhill MM965, but to me it’s sweeter than 965. A little heavy on the Cavendish? Maybe a proper Scottish blend.
That is such a cool pipe!
Earlier today, I had some C&D Chopped Cigar Leaf in the Super Anse morta by Ron Smith, followed by a second bowl, this time of Artisan’s Choice English blend.
I followed up with a smoke I just finished of Mac Baren dark twist roll cake coins in an Erik Nording freehand bent comfort pipe, with plateau
. Lasted over 2 hr.
. Lasted over 2 hr.
Half and Half in a London made Comoy’s small Lovat.
Such a pipe would have been the envy of the First Baron of Inverchapel!
And I’ll admit a London made pipe is as beautiful as a pipe can get.
Such a pipe would have been the envy of the First Baron of Inverchapel!
And I’ll admit a London made pipe is as beautiful as a pipe can get.
BriarWorks Unsweet Tea in a Ron Smith. Going full Tennessee on this one.
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and have a third of a bowl left of Wilke No. 111 in a smooth medium bend 1938-1948 Pre-Republic Peterson Killarney 9BC with a nickel band and a black vulcanite p-lip stem. Cleaned some of the pipes that I smoked today, and did a little work on the estate pipes. Sleepy Suzy is by my side. Molly Danger is on m'lady's lap.
I feel ready for a good swoonHmm ... well, already earmarking stuff to specifically show = Craig, Ted (and you), Glen (Glenn), and something for everybody to (perhaps) swoon over.
'23 Beast in a Pete
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