2013 John Aylesbury Luxury Flake in a Simone Gilli Billiard.
***What Are You Smoking? December 2019.***
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2013 Capstan Gold RR christening the maiden voyage in a new Rossi Vittoria #8811 Bent (slightly) Billiard.
Had a bigger than usual lunch, and am now smoking Ken Byron Ventures Pork Corps & Apple Sauce (Las Vegas Limited) in an unbranded '70s Charatan smooth straight Billiard with a black vulcanite saddle stem. A cup of Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Watching The Wild Wild West guest starring Don Rickles.
Virginia No.1 in a MM Outlaw corncob pipe.
As the Stoic slave Epictetus said, "There is only one way to enjoy baccy and that is to cease worrying about damaging an expensive pipe, which is beyond the power of our will."
PS. A rough translation by PiperTom.
As the Stoic slave Epictetus said, "There is only one way to enjoy baccy and that is to cease worrying about damaging an expensive pipe, which is beyond the power of our will."
PS. A rough translation by PiperTom.
Smoking Watch City’s “Simply Red” in a Kaywoodie super grain poker.
D&R Ramback Gold tweaked with Perique & DFK, in a cavalier figural meer by Medet, with iced tea.
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures King Black in a 1979 no name French briar smooth full bend egg with a black vulcanite tapered stem.
Heading out to see Trans-Siberian Orchestra shortly after I get off work, so two pipes already packed for the trip with Kadath & King Cake. Respectively, a Mauro Armellini Rhodesian & a Caminetto KS Dublin Business.
1998 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Scott Thile Bulldog.
Squadron Leader in an Aldo Morelli Calabash pipe.
C&D Old Joe Krantz original blend in a Savinelli long-stemmed Prince of Wales prince shape
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Dark Bird's Eye in a Eltang mini Arn Jacobson. This smoke ain't no joke...it's keeping me warm in 55 degree weather...
The smoke is so very typical of what one would imagine pipe tobacco to smell like.
Again, not for the faint of heart....
Cheers
The smoke is so very typical of what one would imagine pipe tobacco to smell like.
Again, not for the faint of heart....
Cheers
A quarter of a bowl left of Ken Byron Ventures Zombie English in a 2002 Ser Jacopo Delecta Fatta A Mano R1 sandblast Rhodesian with a smooth extension at the shank with a military mount and a black acrylic tapered stem.
HGL in a Barber B Line group 4 Sandblasted Billiard
C&D VA Flake in my new 60-year-old Pipes by Lee dublin.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of early 1970s MacBaren Burley London Blend in a three quarter bend 1983 Jobey Danski 2 straight grain freehand rough top sitter with a pearl amber acrylic stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
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