Back to work after a nice holiday break. Made the hour commute with a cob full of Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky ...really been starting to prefer flakes on my long drives.
***What Are You Smoking? December 2019.***
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L. J. Peretti Royal in a Big Ben dromedary.
Embracing the cold morning, I am smoking some Northwoods in my Boswell nose warmer.
Had some more W. Ø. Larsen Signature in the same Brigham Voyageur volcano. (Yeah, it's yesterday's unfinished bowl... I'm picking bad habits.)
C&D Billy Budd Blonde in a no-name Santa Claus figural meer, with coffee and the morning paper.
Simply Red in a Kaywoodie Liverpool.
Starting off my smoking day with a bowl of Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 1982 black sandblasted paneled slight bend Savinelli flat bottom sitter with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Off to deliver this Betty & Veronica story. The deadline was tight, but I got it done in time.
Corneil & Diehl "Autumn Evening". With obligatory coffee and Necronomicon.
Because the burley is fairly sweet, I only use a third of it in the mix to have a balance.
After several bowls, more Ruby cherry in a Peterson's Watson style pipe, the pic doesn't do the splendid sunset over the River Mersey justice.
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Nice view out there. Kinda reminds me of the urban paintings of James Gurney.
C&D Haunted Bookshop In a Macbaren Billiard
We get some remarkable sunsets, due I think partly due to the refraction of the light over the temperature gradients above the two rivers, the Mersey & the Dee.
Having another HH Acadian Perique in a MM cob
Now smoking Sutliff Dunhill Elizabethan Match in a 1982 smooth straight Dunhill Root Briar 31051 Dublin with a black vulcanite tapered stem. A cup of Community Coffee, neat, is my drink on this cold, windy day.
2012 Wessex Gold Virginia Flake in a Steve Morrisette Dublin.
Kendal Kentucky and Kendal Gold 50/50 in a Kaywoodie 08 relief grain dublin.
Peter Stokkebye Proper English in a Stanwell Zebrano 30.
The usual morning smoke. Something dark, something stout, something that burns slow and cool with my coffee. 1792 Flake in the Savinelli Lumberman.
HU Director's Cut in a black sandblast Rattray's Nimbus Calabash pipe, waiting to go for my Niece's birthday dinner.
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