Must be a SG day. Smoking some FVF in a IMP billiard. Beautiful day today with temperatures reaching the 50s.
***What Are You Smoking, December 2021?***
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About a third of a bowl left of Wilke No. 515 in a smooth dark brown medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY 4AB No. 45/500 military mount with a silver cap and a vulcanite black tapered AB stem. This was the blend Basil Rathbone smoked.
Relaxing outside with my Macaw.
She's playing in branches while I smoke some Wilke high hat in cob.
She's playing in branches while I smoke some Wilke high hat in cob.
@Winterreise I'm not used to plug yet although I've had a lot of flake in the clay.
St. Bruno in a Peterson. A favourite combo when I first started smoking a pipe & still holds true today.
Smoking my own blend “Terra Nova” into a clay pipe while cooking some soup with lots of veggies leftover in the fridge.
Now smoking aged Rattrays Hal O’ The Wynd in a straight smooth brown pre-1952 (Comoy’s) Corinthian De-Luxe 126 pot made for Sutliff in San Francisco with a black tapered vulcanite stem. Going to do a little work now.
2012 Rotary Navy Cut in a Rad Davis Rhodesian.
I’m having some Magnum Opus in the bent Masta at the moment before I start on dinner.
I have a strange request....
Unfortunately I’ve lost my cigar cutter and I’m hoping someone can help, I liked to use a spent cartridge, either a 9mm or .22 for smaller cigars. I use a round file to sharpen the interior rim and a little twist cuts a neat little hole with no unraveling of the wrapper or getting little bits of tobacco in your mouth. I lost the .22 ages ago and the nine has disappeared somewhere along the line, I don’t smoke cigars very often so I only just noticed.
If anyone can help me replace the spent casings I’d be very grateful, unfortunately due to the strict gun laws in the UK they’re not very easy to come by. I know similar types of cutter or punch are available but it’s not the same as nice piece of brass.
I have a strange request....
Unfortunately I’ve lost my cigar cutter and I’m hoping someone can help, I liked to use a spent cartridge, either a 9mm or .22 for smaller cigars. I use a round file to sharpen the interior rim and a little twist cuts a neat little hole with no unraveling of the wrapper or getting little bits of tobacco in your mouth. I lost the .22 ages ago and the nine has disappeared somewhere along the line, I don’t smoke cigars very often so I only just noticed.
If anyone can help me replace the spent casings I’d be very grateful, unfortunately due to the strict gun laws in the UK they’re not very easy to come by. I know similar types of cutter or punch are available but it’s not the same as nice piece of brass.
@simong Your picture looks like an old St. Bruno advert; I've smoked a few packets of St Bruno in the clay pipe.
I’ve just arrived home on this gorgeous 60f degree day. I’m going find a sunny area on the porch and have a bowl of Dunbar in a Country Gentleman.
Chelsea Morning in a Peterson Spigot 106
Holiday Match in a Butz Choquin and a side of Diet Coke.
@Winterreise I've ordered 2 Jamestown clays from Smokingpipes.com - and something to smoke in them!
Started experimenting with smoking blending components. I’ve smoked both of these baccy s separately and decided today I will do a 50-50: C&D Latakia and C&D Izmir Turkish.
Smoked in this gorgeous, thick-walled Johs Dublin!
Smoked in this gorgeous, thick-walled Johs Dublin!
Working through a deep bowl of Haunted Bookshop.
2020 C&D Golden Days of Yore in an AKB Lattice Cherrywood Meerschaum carved by Tekin.
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