Starting this rainy last day of the year with Bosun Cut Plug in a Ben Wade Jambo Meer. I seem to have developed a soft spot for African meerschaum pipes.
***What Are You Smoking, December 2022?***
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Stonehenge in my Merchant Service Standard Rusticated Bing.
2017 C&D Kajun Kake in a homemade applewood poker.
Last morning smoke of 2022. TCS Cowboy Coffee in a Radice Nut with black java to celebrate my one year anniversary on this site
Call it Tansania, Africa is a to big and diverse continent to be all mixed up, term wise.
Good last morning of the year all. Indeed I am up early for the footie as referenced by @Tar Wheel. The first of my last smokes of 2022 is Irish Flake in my MM Charlestowne Cobbler.
After running a chainsaw all morning, decided to work around the shop a little.
Smoking some KBV - Dread Planet from a 1992 Stanwell PoY
Smoking some KBV - Dread Planet from a 1992 Stanwell PoY
EMP, Kona coffee, home fries. Waiting for all the games.
Good afternoon, guys. Starting with the first third of dt: Skipper's Flake, in a MM Carolina Gent, and a glass of rye whiskey. I wish you a happy new year's eve dinner. May 2023 bring you peace and many good things, happiness, health and lots of love. May God bless and protect you and your families. 
Relaxing before the bowl game - Warped Saint Espresso, mocha and a new little Peterson System Natural Deluxe Rusticated (CP) 20s. Never had this shape before and the maiden voyage is terrific! Reading an article authored by @dino from a 2019 Baker Street Journal setting the record straight on the A.D.P. “brier” reference in a Sherlock Holmes adventure being the actual name of the pipe vs. “Alfred Dunhill Pipe” - pretty cool. 
22° and clearing. Large rusticated Italian billiard with new LNF. It was a fine smoke. 8/10
2nd bowl of the day. Pembroke in a 1956 Dunhill.
Certainly true, and the precision could possibly be refined down to the Amboseli basin region as well along with the long history of the area. However, I've sadly given up trying to enlighten people's geography knowledge a long time ago, I don't have enough hair left for the frustration. After being asked several times if I flew or drove the last time I visited Xinjiang, China, I finally started answering that I rented a car because of the long miles. That was easier than explaining continents, countries, regions, peoples, and cultures to people who went to the same schools I did but seemingly slept through it all and don't care about understanding. Let's just smoke a pipe, find a little peace where we can, and offer a bit of smoke up to the forgotten, the lost, and each other.
Oriental Square in a 1930’s Linkman’s Dr. Grabow.
Back out in the fog to break in my new Bones mini churchwarden brandy with some SG 1792 flake. It is a fun pipe. Clenches well. Thoroughly pleased with it.
The Pete was earlier, now this 1908 Comoy’s will take me to kickoff with some regular and warmed up coffee from yesterday (!) and some G. L. Pease Bankside - this blend is very interesting to me and nice in this old briar! 
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