Christmas Cheer 2015 in a Castello GG dublin while out slow smoking a rib roast for dinner. I hope everyone is having a nice day while staying safe.
***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***
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Amphora in a Grabow... now being calling in for Christmas dinner - Lamb! - Sherm Natman
Small bowl of Revor plug in a 2019 Peterson Christmas pipe sandblasted 03.
Great day but boy am I glad it’s over. Just making time for my second bowl of the day and last, MacBaren Navy Flake in my ‘69 bent Rocky
LJ Peretti Blend 500 in my P grade James Upshall. The loose tobacco is Haddo's Delight. I'm pulling apart the wads and strands,and letting it air out a little
Now smoking Sutliff Cringle Plug (Holiday Edition 2020) in a black straight, grain etched family era (Post WW2) Four Dot Sasieni “Appleby” apple with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
This was actually the first time. Normally I set it out and I let it air dry, but I thought I’d give it a shot. It worked great.
When I dry Haddos I dry it on a Teflon plate, it makes throwing it in the trash easier.
Just because I hate it, doesn’t mean everyone does.
Enjoy!!
@weezell Looks like the same pipe as mine!Five Brothers in a Clay...
Merry Christmas everyone! I just cracked a tin of 2004 Christmas Cheer and fired it up in my Eltang Rhodesian.
McCranie's Murdock's Pipe in a dedciated Stamwell egg, accompanied by a wee dram of Oban 14.
This is my last tin of this delightful weed; I opened it in honor of the big 7 0 this summer; this is the third bowl out of the tin. With judicious smoking, it should last a while.
This is my last tin of this delightful weed; I opened it in honor of the big 7 0 this summer; this is the third bowl out of the tin. With judicious smoking, it should last a while.
A quarter of the 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.
Just folded and stuffed some McClelland Dark Star into the "birth year" 1969 Dunhill Shape 90 Poker.
I believe that's just a bit of plume you're seeing there. One more thanks to Secret Santa!
I believe that's just a bit of plume you're seeing there. One more thanks to Secret Santa!
Love hanging out with the fam, but it’s so nice to escape for a few minutes of bliss RLP-6 in a Wilke Canadian over 7” gentleman Jack with a tiny splash of coke, prime rib in the oven
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Late 19th - early 20th cent BBB + B&H O.V.F:-
In my experience unusual to have the trademark on the back of the bowl on briars - less unusual on 19th cent clays but even then not exactly commonplace:-
In my experience unusual to have the trademark on the back of the bowl on briars - less unusual on 19th cent clays but even then not exactly commonplace:-
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