***What Are You Smoking, December 2023?***
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@hoosierpipeguy Sounds like a good baccy for the King's Clay.
GLP Stratford in a Peterson Sherlock Holmes Strand.
I think there in a passing mention in Fairbairn's book...
@Scottmi I was smoking Yorktown in my clay pipe at the Redcoats & Revolutionaries re-enactment when Jason the blacksmith lit it with an ember from his forge
Do you think I should get a Giant Clay pipe? A King Size clay for the Clay King!
@Tate says I if I get a Giant Clay, I should take it to Nottingham Pipe Show and ask for a free fill of Gawith Hoggarth
I think "Liquid Amber" sounds like a beer & "Clay King" sounds like a pipe baccy
Still no luck contacting Historia Normannis:-(
Still no luck contacting Historia Normannis:-(
Absolutely you should get a giant clay. I can't believe you don't already have one, and I can't think of anyone who would do it more justice!@Scottmi I was smoking Yorktown in my clay pipe at the Redcoats & Revolutionaries re-enactment when Jason the blacksmith lit it with an ember from his forge
Do you think I should get a Giant Clay pipe? A King Size clay for the Clay King!
@Tate says I if I get a Giant Clay, I should take it to Nottingham Pipe Show and ask for a free fill of Gawith Hoggarth
@Scottmi Yes, a King Size clay for the Clay King! I'd love to find out how much they hold & how long it would take to smoke. Do you think Gawith Hoggarth would let me take it for a free fill if I took it to Nottingham Pipe Show?
They certainly should - You are a heck of an ambassador for their goods. If they don't already know who you are, 'spain it to 'em!
Drucquer & Sons Trafalgar in a Peterson Donegal Rocky.
Hi all, do you think the Kendal Flake & Grousemoor Plug would suit the Sealed Knot Battle of Nantwich re-enactment next month?
www.battleofnantwich.org
Better keep them ready for the King's Clay!
Battle of Nantwich | Holly Holy Day
The Battle of Nantwich is a reenactment of a battle during the English Civil War in 1644 between th Parliamentarians and Royalists.
www.battleofnantwich.org
When I was a kid and my father would take us out to eat, we got to choose between the three kinds of restaurant that were apparently the only ones that existed in the late 'fifties: Chinese, Italian, or Diner. It was at the Chinese restaurants that I developed my taste for excessively sweet oolong tea. I'd pour some into the little cup, add two teaspoons of sugar, slurp it down and continue doing that all through dinner.
Still getting acquainted with a new to me Kolding pipe filled with Oak Alley accompanied by a mug of really sweet oolong tea and watching the snow flurries dance in the air.
Still getting acquainted with a new to me Kolding pipe filled with Oak Alley accompanied by a mug of really sweet oolong tea and watching the snow flurries dance in the air.
@didimauw I enjoyed it in a clay!
D&S Blairgowrie in a Castello 55
Half way through this bowl of early 2000s Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Watching Mad Dog Russo. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I went from not caring for Pegasus, to smoking it almost every time now. It's all I want!
He considers Elizabethan strong, yet smokes Gawith ropes with no effect? He kinda lost credibility with me there….
Fillmore is pretty tasty, and in my experience touch shy of medium nic-wise. But I live on caffeine, nicotine and cynicism
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