Just revisited CRF w/ Perique from 2021. It's quite different than CRF '22 despite having the same Virginias. It's quite strong with a hefty dose of Perique.
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After some killer homemade hotdogs and fries I'm sitting down with a Rossi Poker and a bowl of SPC Galloping Gertie. A can of Diet Dr Pepper is my drink. 
This is too much - you're not the actual King Cobes right?
Grousemoor in a Pete 314 system standard
Ennerdale Flake in an Arly Kurtz billiard with a boxwood stem.
Sutliff’s Heavy English in a Stanwell Bent Acorn, Shape #30
@sittingbear I enjoyed the Ennerdale Flake in my clay pipes.
Smoked some Dark Strong while I waxed the cars and then reloaded with Father Dempsey spraying insecticide on the front lawn in the yard cobs. These pipes are taking some abuse this summer.
Haven’t heard of Odeon and google didn’t turn anything up. What is it?
Capstan Blue Reasy Rubbed from November 2019 in a Falcon with Meerschaum Bowl
Balkan Sasieni in a Karl Erik Ekstravagant “A” horn.
That gives me an excuse to buy a clay!
Spent this weekend at the Vikings of Middle England re-enactment at Cromford Mill & Matlock Bath Pirate Mutiny (Cromford & Matlock Bath are next door to each other). Enjoyed the combat displays and meeting all the costumed people. The Redcoats & Revolutionaries blacksmith (the pipe lighter) is also in the Vikings of Middle England. Of course I asked him to light my clay pipe with an ember from his forge
I was smoking the house burley blend @Birddog66 sent me; in a vintage clay pipe.
One of the Viking re-enactors I met this weekend said he'd like to try smoking a pipe so I gave him one of my spare clays, a bag of tobacco and some pipe cleaners. He really enjoyed smoking his pipe with me!
The latest time the blacksmith lit my clay pipe with a molten iron nail straight from the forge, before he hammered it into shape!
I was smoking the house burley blend @Birddog66 sent me; in a vintage clay pipe.
One of the Viking re-enactors I met this weekend said he'd like to try smoking a pipe so I gave him one of my spare clays, a bag of tobacco and some pipe cleaners. He really enjoyed smoking his pipe with me!
The latest time the blacksmith lit my clay pipe with a molten iron nail straight from the forge, before he hammered it into shape!
F&T Special Brown Flake in my Paul’s Cayuga. Still on the East Arm Grand Traverse Bay, Michigan. 
LocusEater said: It’s supposed to be a bit like a beehive but I agree it does resemble the building in the photo. Maybe I’ll start referring to it as my convention center pipe lol.
In doing a bit of research, I discovered that the convention center was designed after the king’s former residence that resembled a beehive, so I think you would be correct in calling it both your beehive pipe and your convention center pipe.
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