2017 Dunhill Flake in a Castello Old Antiquari Bulldog.
***What Are You Smoking, December 2022?***
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Just finished a bowl of Sutliff ERR Match in my cob, that I had started yesterday. Still breezy and cool today, but tolerably so. As much as I like the idea of cube cuts, I think I'll rub this out next time I smoke it. I've just had the darnedest time keeping it lit for very long, and I need a break while I work on my technique. 
Moving on to McClelland Yenidje Supreme in my "English" cob. I've been smoking it exclusively in this pipe in an attempt to "season" it and really get as full of an experience from this precious sample as I can.
Moving on to McClelland Yenidje Supreme in my "English" cob. I've been smoking it exclusively in this pipe in an attempt to "season" it and really get as full of an experience from this precious sample as I can.
Peterson 999 Dalkey, purchased in Limerick from Cahill’s. This pipe is purchased on of my finest smoking pipes. Loaded with Lazy Bones, an old man’s mixture - slow burning with a hint of cherry and absolutely no bite. It is available only from Dengler , off menu.
Cobblestone Hiking in a Briarworks bent apple. First time folding and stuffing this one. There's a kind of spicy hot chocolate vibe to it that's very appealing.
Now smoking Pfeifen Huber Virginia Golden Flake in a 1938 smooth straight brown patent Dunhill R 115 bowling ball apple with a tapered cumberland stem. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
Low Country Atalaya in this newly acquired Andrey Kharitonov bamboo.
Grousemoor in a clay. Still trying to decide if I like this tobacco. Have a great day everyone.
Just wanted to add some excitement to my day.
MacBaren Pure Virginia in a George Boyadjiev.
Block selection time.
Block selection time.
Good night, guys. We continue with the second third of G.L.P: Spark Plug, in a MM Diplomat. I love this tobacco. I wish you a happy weekend. May God bless and protect you always.
After some cringle flake 2021 in a Peterson rusticated, time for
Kentucky nougat in a Falcon with a meerschaum bowl.
Kentucky nougat in a Falcon with a meerschaum bowl.
Molto Dolce in a GL (George Leousis) pipe.
I read a nice poem, 2 days before, by the Greek poet Christos Laskaris (1931 - 2008). It is somehow related to our "subject", so I place it here, below (the translation is mine). Have a good weekend good people and may the Lord rest the soul of our fellow member who departed for another, for a better world...
ROOM FOR ONE
A lonely room
his days -
a single bed
and a nightstand
and the chair
where he places his clothes.
Van Gogh on the wall
- calm -
with his bandaged ear
and his pipe.
I read a nice poem, 2 days before, by the Greek poet Christos Laskaris (1931 - 2008). It is somehow related to our "subject", so I place it here, below (the translation is mine). Have a good weekend good people and may the Lord rest the soul of our fellow member who departed for another, for a better world...
ROOM FOR ONE
A lonely room
his days -
a single bed
and a nightstand
and the chair
where he places his clothes.
Van Gogh on the wall
- calm -
with his bandaged ear
and his pipe.
Gawith Hoggarth Dark flake unscented in a Peterson 313 silver spigot
John Aylesbury - Sir John’s Flake Virginia in a Peterson Irish Freestate 22, Hallmark Stamped 1919, for the Free State Era 1922 - 1937, with a vulcanite stem.
Be well everyone, have a great weekend!
Be well everyone, have a great weekend!
I enjoyed a fine smoke in one of my MOLINA pipes with some Prince Albert and some Bailey's Irish Cream in my coffee. I like to get some Bailey's around the holidays. It makes my coffee and pipe so much more enjoyable.
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