Earlier, MB Mixture Scottish Blend in the Muhsin volcano. Now smoking Rattray’s Exotic Passion in an AKB Lattice Cherrywood Meerschaum carved by Tekin.
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I’m smoking Esoterica Dorchester in a MM The Louis and drinking ice water on the porch this afternoon.
My yellow jacket problem was handled last night with a can of Raid Sure Shot. Holy crap! It shot out like a fire hose and just obliterated that nest. There wasn’t much left of it after I emptied the can on it and no trace of yellow jackets today.
Preparing the last smoke at night, with C&D Mississippi Mud. While I finish with the last third of, mountain camp........25º and 73% of humidity............This summer is not as hot as the previous one...........
good night folks!!! Old Freeders in a Ardor
and ready to watch the first chapter of second season of Varg Veum, "The message on the wall"
and ready to watch the first chapter of second season of Varg Veum, "The message on the wall"
SG FVF in a Meerschaum Cavalier from the 1920’s
evening smoke of G&H Co Best Brown nro 2 in a Loewe extra Grain long medium billiard 
Peterson: 3 P's - Peterson's Perfect Plug in a Meer...
Mac Baren Bold Kentucky in my clay with a light lager.
Going to down another clay pipe of Condor Ready Rubbed!
@ashdigger I enjoyed it in my clay pipes.
2012 Astleys no 109 in a Jack Howell Paneled Billiard.
Sutliff Sobranie 759 Match in a MM Carolina Gentleman, as we get the first rain in weeks.
@ashdigger I thought Cavaliers smoked clay pipes!
Got this “TECK 1” tobacco cutter a while back. With some of the blades there was a bit of a gap between the blade and the cutting edge, so the leaves would tear rather than slice, leaving a rather ragged looking pile.
I bought a couple of cheap feeler gauges at Harbor Freight. Checked the gap, and two blades had about a .016” space. The third was fine. So I shimmed the blades, and ran some leaf through. All uniform cuts.
I had some wrapper leaf from a few “LEAF” cigars that I saved in my humidor a few years back. The LEAF cigars use a tobacco leaf as a covering around the finished cigars. It’s meant to be discarded, but I saved it.
I stuffed some in a small pipe and smoked it. Very mellow and a cedar note. Burned awful fast… should have packed a little tighter. I mixed it with Rimbouche AB and packed another bowl. Very nice. Added a cedar/cigar note to the blend…
I bought a couple of cheap feeler gauges at Harbor Freight. Checked the gap, and two blades had about a .016” space. The third was fine. So I shimmed the blades, and ran some leaf through. All uniform cuts.
I had some wrapper leaf from a few “LEAF” cigars that I saved in my humidor a few years back. The LEAF cigars use a tobacco leaf as a covering around the finished cigars. It’s meant to be discarded, but I saved it.
I stuffed some in a small pipe and smoked it. Very mellow and a cedar note. Burned awful fast… should have packed a little tighter. I mixed it with Rimbouche AB and packed another bowl. Very nice. Added a cedar/cigar note to the blend…
Very nice!Got this “TECK 1” tobacco cutter a while back. With some of the blades there was a bit of a gap between the blade and the cutting edge, so the leaves would tear rather than slice, leaving a rather ragged looking pile.
I bought a couple of cheap feeler gauges at Harbor Freight. Checked the gap, and two blades had about a .016” space. The third was fine. So I shimmed the blades, and ran some leaf through. All uniform cuts.
I had some wrapper leaf from a few “LEAF” cigars that I saved in my humidor a few years back. The LEAF cigars use a tobacco leaf as a covering around the finished cigars. It’s meant to be discarded, but I saved it.
I stuffed some in a small pipe and smoked it. Very mellow and a cedar note. Burned awful fast… should have packed a little tighter. I mixed it with Rimbouche AB and packed another bowl. Very nice. Added a cedar/cigar note to the blend…
I just cube cut a bunch of cigar leaf last night with a chef’s knife - if I were to say that I achieved a less than uniform result it would be a huge understatement
Just finished smoking Cascadia Open Water in a 1986 three quarter bend Bacchus face CAO meer with a dark tortoise shell colored tapered acrylic stem.
Now smoking D&R Ryback in a smooth straight late 1970s Charatan Special 4148DC Reg. No. 203573 pot with a black double comfort vulcanite stem. Time for another set of walks.
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