***What Are You Smoking? February 2020.***
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A third of the way through this bowl of Low Country Natural Virginia & Burley in a brown straight smooth Paul Perri billiard with a black acrylic tapered stem.
GLP Haddo's in an unfinished (now somewhat finished) Savinelli bent Dublin, getting toward the bottom of this tin
Started the day off with some G&H Run Twist in an Astley and am now into a bowl of Fusiliers Ration in a Davidoff 251 Billiard.
H&H Classic Burley Kake in a Unfinished Savinelli 673
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of Ken Byron Aged FVF in a 2014 Savinelli Gaius smooth brown slight bend 320KS author with a tapered black acrylic military mount stem and ferrule. Taking a work break and watching Wanted: Dead or Alive.
GLP Chelsea Morning in a Savinelli 111KS Roma.
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures First Light in a 1980s SMS eagle claw egg medium bend meerschaum signed by J. Boglon with a brown and cream swirl acrylic stem.
War Horse Bar In a Paykoc Meerschaum Bulldog
That is an awesome photo! ?
Just finished a small bowl in a small pipe - Balkan Sasieni. Outside, 34 F, cold and damp. Uggg...
. Thanks! Sorry it’s 75 and sunny, unusually warm. Smoking Sasieni with a bit of molto dolce mixed in. Peterson Donegal Rocky apple.
Man, that's a beauty! Any further thoughts on its provenance? I have one or two mystery 'made in England' pipes that my dad gave me.
That might be the nicest Grabow I've ever seen.
Maybe Charatan? They have a Dublin shape like this. Not sure.
sometimes you can tell by the way the stem is made or other stampings. Savory’s Argyll are Dunhills.
Comoy Cask #2 in my St. Claude. One of my favorite aromatics--awesome room note.
Post-spaghetti & meatballs garage time with Black Frigate in my Stanwell Royal Danish Canadian. This tin is less rummy than the last, either that or my tongue's broke.
Enjoyed a short snooze and and am a third of the way through this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures Exhumed Virginia (West’s Best Series) in the first pipe Trever Talbot made when he went to France many years ago. It's a smooth straight Algerian briar Billiard bowl with a long Canadian shank and a black vulcanite saddle stem, unbranded. Have enough left for a small bowl.
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