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Keep them. Ground up and mixed with epoxy they are great for repairing amber stems!View attachment 353739
Well, I did load up the old codger Meer with some Hal O' The Wynd and took it out with me so that I could enjoy it with a pint in the yard of the Blue Boar after doing the last of the Christmas shopping, but there was no time to enjoy the long, untrammeled smoke it deserves, and no time since... :-( but today's bright spot (apart from finishing the Christmas shopping) was the arrival of the old banded-coloured Meer cutty with a new mouthpiece fitted by good old Mike Billington of Blakemar Briars... the only suitable stem he had was a half inch too short but it doesn't materially affect the balance and above all, it's properly smokable once more. I intend to ceremoniously use it with Peterson's Irish Flake on Christmas morning. Meanwhile, does anyone have any tips on what to do with the old broken amber mouthpiece?
Probably true! Not many people wanted them when I started!They seem to be increasingly hard to get, these days. I think that's because @condorlover1 has bought most of the old Meer cutties left in the world.
So it was you!Nice pic! I got busy in November and now I'm back up North where pics like this will be the norm.
Congratulations!!Kicking off our 16th wedding anniversary celebration with 2008 Christmas Cheer in a Peterson Supreme Mycroft.
I'm a big fan. Just ordered a lb of it.I’ve been meaning to try that mix…