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***What Are You Smoking, August 2020?***
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I’m convinced it can happen.
Now smoking Germain’s King ? Charles Smoking Mixture in an Paykoc Meerschaum Bulldog. The tobacco has been growing on me as a genre favorite (Probably because the Va has become sweet with 3+ years of age). The pipe is the first one I bought back in 2017 for my pipe journey. I stopped smoking this a couple of months back due to a defective tenon, but I have replaced the tenon last week with a new one from Meerschaum Market, and it is back in action. It may only in my mind, but the new tenon has a better draw than the old one.
The shank of the stummel has turned brown, while the bowl is a nice coffee color, but when I take a photo, the stummel looks white.
The shank of the stummel has turned brown, while the bowl is a nice coffee color, but when I take a photo, the stummel looks white.
Haddo’s Delight in an early Bjarne Nielsen hand-carved tomato, paired with Duality Double Malt, on the rocks. A combination crafted in heaven.
Downed my clay pipe of Mac Baren Virginia No. 1 in 1min 23.47 sec!
I’ve noticed it’s hard to make a meerschaum‘s color come through in photos correctly. A very dignified looking pipe, by the way. ?
? Ok Dan, you gotta smoke the next one slow since you’re not having any tomorrow!
Thank you. If I have a pure white object in the photo, and I take exposure reading of the white object, then I will get true color. However that requires a planned photo, and not a snapshot taken during a smoking session.
Part way through this bowl of Prince Albert in a medium bend black sandblasted IPSD 2016 Mark Tinsky book keeper 5 with a square shank and a black acrylic saddle stem with a cream colored accent.
Early 20th Cent. GBD + Cornell & Diehl RIVERBOAT GAMBLER:-
Similar shape bowl to mid-late 19th Cent. 'Cutty' clays as well as to similar period meerschaums such as this one which surprisingly has an almost pre-smoked bowl look as seen on the 'Tanga' African meerschaum pipes of the 1970s:-
Similar shape bowl to mid-late 19th Cent. 'Cutty' clays as well as to similar period meerschaums such as this one which surprisingly has an almost pre-smoked bowl look as seen on the 'Tanga' African meerschaum pipes of the 1970s:-
Cigar Time- Monte Christo Vintage Connecticut
Mood is set, putting on the Tiki burners on the table. I did not feel motivated enough to fix the Torches - so just the burners would have to do.
Drinking Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban Port Cask Finish- 14 yo
Mood is set, putting on the Tiki burners on the table. I did not feel motivated enough to fix the Torches - so just the burners would have to do.
Drinking Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban Port Cask Finish- 14 yo
Don't usually post here, but tobacco consumption is way up, so why not.
Presbyterian in a H.H. Wolf Billiard from before the end of the Second World War.
Presbyterian in a H.H. Wolf Billiard from before the end of the Second World War.
Just finished a bowl of Mac Baren Scottish Mixture ...boy did that hit the spot. Smoked it in a Crown basket pipe that is finally getting nice and broken in. Switched out some jars on my pipe tray, pondering what will be next...
Again alternating smokes in the Brabbia Dublin. Tonight on the FL porch I'm enjoying GL Pease Quiet Nights and black coffee.
Peretti Thanksgiving Day 2015 in a tortoise Foreverstemmed Country Gent. Sweetly paired with Lynchburg’s finest Tennessee Honey. Ah, 2015. We didn’t know how good we had it...
Russ Oullette’s Log Cabin in a Willmer diamond shanked billiard.
Great pipe. I really enjoy mine!
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