Gepetto with 88s. Enjoying the new smoking patio.
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Gepetto with 88s. Enjoying the new smoking patio.
Sutliff Voodoo Queen in my new Country Gentleman, some red wine on the side.
First smoke in this newly acquired Tristan Cutty (thanks @bluegrassbrian) packed with 2003 HOTW.
I’m very pleased with this pipe. I love the blast and horn accent.
I’m very pleased with this pipe. I love the blast and horn accent.
Just smoked some squadron leader in the clay.
Ill stick to briars for my English blends.
Ribbon also seems to fight the airflow in Clays
Ill stick to briars for my English blends.
Ribbon also seems to fight the airflow in Clays
Kramer’s Father Dempsey in a Rainer Barbi BB bent egg.
Enjoyed a bowl of Watch City's Flake #558 in my Savinelli 2023 Saint Nicholas bent billiard (606 KS), that my wife bought me for my Birthday last month. First time using this pipe, a great smoker, and I enjoy the beautiful stem that takes on a different look in the sunlight. Really enjoying #558 too. I'm not one to retrohale often, but I find myself enjoying it a lot with this blend. Unseasonably warm in the mid-50's today, great day overall.
Bosun Cut Plug in an Altinay Spigot Pot and Fennel Tea 
on the side
on the side
A pair of Savinelli 2022 St. Nicholas 673s lit 800 miles apart.
Truly beautiful pipe!My order from Steve over at Reborn Pipes came in today. Getting this beautiful Freehand broken in with some Ephemeris.
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This may be the most eccentric and ridiculous thing I own now but I absolutely love it
An unlikely amalgamation of Lakeland scraps in the small meer. Not bad
Hearth and Home Signature marble cake.
Billy Sanders “Tyger Pup”
Billy Sanders “Tyger Pup”
GH Brown Flake Unscented in a Dunhill Cumberland
Samuel Gawith Grousemoor in a Mike Couch Devil Anse
Vintage Kentucky Club Mixture in a 1962 Dunhill Shell Group 4 billiard. This is the pipe whose bowl that I cracked months ago by warming it with a hair-dryer after waxing. Georged recommended that I simply ignore the crack and smoke it as usual; I finally tried that today and it handled the Kentucky Club Mixture beautifully!
Incidentally, the description on the back of the tin reads, "A truly modern mixture for modern tastes. Skillfully blended from five choice imported and domestic tobaccos, Turkish, Perique, White Burley, Carolina and Virginia Brights. Slow-aged. Cool-burning, very mild and refreshingly aromatic."
Incidentally, the description on the back of the tin reads, "A truly modern mixture for modern tastes. Skillfully blended from five choice imported and domestic tobaccos, Turkish, Perique, White Burley, Carolina and Virginia Brights. Slow-aged. Cool-burning, very mild and refreshingly aromatic."
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Just finishing this bowl of year 2020 C&D Virginia Flake in a straight smooth brown 1950s-mid ‘60s (GBD) Rozier San Francisco 9240 squat bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Third round of Haunted Bookshop in the meer tonight.
It's exactly warm enough to smoke on the porch - though I do wish I had thought to put on socks under my slippers.
It's exactly warm enough to smoke on the porch - though I do wish I had thought to put on socks under my slippers.
2019 HU white horses in a Pete deluxe 53 PSB
Half way through this bowl of year 2019 C&D Yorktown in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Terracotta 4AB No.108/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem.
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