Not far from finishing this bowl of year 2012 Sutliff BRG in a brown “rocky” smooth medium bend 1970s Peterson 309 Standard sculpted billiard military mount with a nickel ferrule and a black vulcanite saddle stem. Been enjoying some reading time.
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Bill Bailey's Balkan Blend in a Rainer Barbi CB Apple.
Half way through this bowl of D&R Windsail in a 2018 full bend smooth Peterson Sherlock Holmes Lestrade with a silver band and a black vulcanite saddle p-lip stem.
Peterson Balkan Mixture in an Emil Chonowitsch Handcut billiard.
Morning smoke of Amphora Red Full in a Dunhill Shell 3109 short canadian
Solani Aged Burley Flake in a Dr. Grabow: Commodore 65 Zulu, dated from 1967-1969, vulcanite stem, metal screw-in tenon, no stinger.
This one goes out to @Richmond B. Funkenhouser what’s happening in the world, when a man can’t even pick out the Dr. Grabow he wants. ?
Here’s to hoping you find what you want!
Be well everyone!
This one goes out to @Richmond B. Funkenhouser what’s happening in the world, when a man can’t even pick out the Dr. Grabow he wants. ?
Here’s to hoping you find what you want!
Be well everyone!
Half way through this bowl of 1960s Edgeworth Ready Rubbed in a medium bend dark brown 2017 Don Warren 17 smooth straight grain rough top Dublin with a multi-brown cumberland stem and ferrule in the military mount style. I may end the day with this smoke.
Sa'more University Flake in my Peterson Dalkey 106. Haven't posted for a couple of days but been pretty much Uni Flake anyways. I'm at the last few bowls of a tin and it's right at the sweet spot for my preferences, I find when it is fresh to be really burley forward, whereas after a good while in a jar and plenty of open time,the Virginia's take over.
I could be wrong, I'm no expert/jiminks but I'm curious to know if anybody else feels the same.
I could be wrong, I'm no expert/jiminks but I'm curious to know if anybody else feels the same.
Angler's Dream in my second pipe purchased 31 years ago.
That’s cool, the second pipe you purchased. Do you still have the first one you bought?
I wish I still had the pipes when I started.
Good morning. We are going to start with the second pipe of the morning. dt: Skipper's Flake, in a Stanwell Calabash. We'll pair it with an Irish coffee. I wish you guys a happy Monday.
Ken Byron Ventures Van Gogh in a Howell 
Morning pipe: HU Old Fredder's Broken Flake in my cobbit. Nice blend, but I would not put it up there with DC or LB (hopefully that is not blasphemous in any way or bordering on talking politics) Happy to have a nice blend in the morning since I have had a few frustrating pipes over the last couple of days.
Old Gowrie in a Stanwell Pot, shape 11.
Watch City Simply Red in the Sven 309 with silver band with a few friends for breakfast well they are having breakfast I’m smoking. 
After lunch. I start with a bowl of Davidoff Medallions, in a Carolina Gent pipe. And a small glass of whiskey. I really wanted to smoke Peter Stokkebye - Luxury Bullseye Flake (No. 403), but I am not able to open the glass jar. I put on the thread, several turns of Teflon tape.I could see through the glass, those tender, moist, chocolate-coloredand honey, smiling, oh yes, rolls smiling at me. If you want to keep your tobacco moist and totally sealed, use Teflon, it will be impossible to open the lid of your rich tobacco.
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