Gawith Hoggarth and Company Dark Flake Aromatic in a Falcon with Meerschaum Bowl
***What Are You Smoking, August 2021?***
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Thanks, mate. It looks like Va/Oriental without added Lat or Perique are harder to come by, though.
GH&Co Kendal Dark in the Wenhall Icepick. I open her airway today to 4mm and she smokes so much better.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, filet mignon and sugar snap peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm part way through this bowl of Bjarne Flake De Luxe in a straight smooth brown year 1948 Parker patent 116989/17 23 88/F bulldog with a tapered black vulcanite stem. First time smoking this new-to-me pipe. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Samuel Gawith: 1792 Flake in a Meer...
Some aged Escudo in a Vollmer & Nilsson smooth lovat
GH American Cherry Vanilla an early 1900’s Singleton and Cole
That's not a pipe. That's a viking weapon!
Tonight’s smoke - GLP Meridian in a Peterson Irish Harp Bulldog.
About a third of a bowl left of this freshly opened eight ounce tin of year 2012 Rolando’s Own in a smooth straight early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem.
Mac Baren HH Pure Virginia in a Viking Classic Dublin.
L.J. Peretti Royal Blend in a M.J. Frey pipe dated 9.87.
@PipeIT Yes it is because of re-enactment!
I got interested in clay pipes after seeing re-enactors smoking them.
I've only tried a non-clay pipe twice; both with Clan.
I've got a briar churchwarden pipe (thanks @simong) but not used it yet.
I love sheep ? myself; I lost count of how many I saw yesterday
You mean there are other things to make pipes from besides clay...
Ahhh ok...
I mentioned before I had a Markus Fohr Twine-Banded Churchwarden that I smoked a little before I broke it. It seemed quite nice, but I didn’t halve a chance to really smoke it a lot to see how it compared to other pipes.
I’ve always smoked Briar, but I think I’ll buy another clay pipe from Markus Fohr, he seems to make nice clay pipes.
I was joking about how Ahi Ka finally took a picture with sheep, since he is from New Zealand, the land of more sheep than people... LOl
Aloha halfdan! ?
Did a little snacking, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of D&R Penhooker in a straight brown sandblasted post-WWII family era Sasieni “Canadian” London Made with a sterling silver band with a tapered black vulcanite twin bore stem. First time smoking this new-to-me pipe. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Going to work now.
Now smoking year 2015 Sir Walter Raleigh in a 1922-38 Made in Ireland Peterson Dublin 3 straight smooth dark brown bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle p-lip stem.
A new (another one) pouch has been opened, it's Amphora Burley and I am having some in a greek briar pipe made by "EE2 pipes".
On the side, a double dose of Turkish/Greek coffee, but a decaffeinated version. I am doing a homeopathy therapy and caffeine is not allowed (even cokes must be decaf), but that is alright with me. By the way, it is the first time I am having a homeopathy treatment and the results are very good.
Be safe and well good people.
On the side, a double dose of Turkish/Greek coffee, but a decaffeinated version. I am doing a homeopathy therapy and caffeine is not allowed (even cokes must be decaf), but that is alright with me. By the way, it is the first time I am having a homeopathy treatment and the results are very good.
Be safe and well good people.
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