TAK - Dark Matter in a M.M. Apple Diplomat corncob.
While listen to Phil Woods Quintet - Chasin`The Bird ( Venus TKJV-19068 ).
While listen to Phil Woods Quintet - Chasin`The Bird ( Venus TKJV-19068 ).
***What Are You Smoking, August 2020?***
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Part way through this bowl of Wilke Rum and Maple in a 2002 IMP smooth full bend egg shaped meer with a black acrylic saddle stem. Watching Mad Dog Russo. Working on a review of this blend.
Now smoking Wilke Lizzie Blood Red English in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl with a silver band and a pearl brown acrylic stem. Working a review of this blend.
Wessex Classic VA in a Scottie Piersel Sandblasted Pencil Shank Rhodesian 
Margate (2107) in 1925 Dunhill Bruyere shape 36 billiard with a non-AD nickel-silver repair band--still going strong , and a pleasure to smoke, 11 years after I bought it $70.
Very nice. Love that classic jazz.
Sipping some iced tea with some PS LBF in a Charatan's prince. Love this blend. Love this pipe shape. Love this pipe. Love this hobby.
2013 Brigham Klondike Gold in a Brandon Brooks Dublin.
I wish it was. @Richmond B. Funkenhouser has the name of a legend. Happy to join the ranks of the Picayuners.
TAK - Kieler Foerde in a M.M. Apple Diplomat corncob.
While listen to Mingus Oh Yeah.
While listen to Mingus Oh Yeah.
Worlds collide!
Westminster Abbey in a MM Charles Towne Cobbler.
Westminster Abbey in a MM Charles Towne Cobbler.
St Bruno Flake in an Ulrik Morta reverse calabash chubby nose warmer. Heyman’s Old Tom martini, no olives (ran out - crap!)
SG Skiff Mixture in a Saseini 4 Dot Walnut #128 Rugby.
W.O.Larsen Craftsman's Edition in a Marcus Fohr German clay pipe.
These specialist tobaccos are too good to smoke too quickly and I like to take my time and enjoy them; I've only practiced for the clay pipe smoking competitions using over the counter blends such as Clan, Condor & St. Bruno so as not to waste any of the good stuff!
Listening to some more medieval style music in YouTube.
These specialist tobaccos are too good to smoke too quickly and I like to take my time and enjoy them; I've only practiced for the clay pipe smoking competitions using over the counter blends such as Clan, Condor & St. Bruno so as not to waste any of the good stuff!
Listening to some more medieval style music in YouTube.
I've been sent some St. Bruno Flake to smoke in my clay pipes, but I haven't tried it yet. Will be interesting to see how it compares with the Ready Rubbed.
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