Sleep well All. My goodnight smoke is Sutliff Crumble Cake English #1 in an MM Diplomat Apple.
***What Are You Smoking, February 2021?***
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Just finished smoking Peretti Cuban Mixture in a smooth, brown straight pre-transition Barling 313 T.V.F. EXEXEL pot with a black ebonite saddle stem.
Now smoking D&R Penhooker Silver in a 1990 straight dark brown Commemorative reproduction of the 1890 Peterson Patent System 12393 stack billiard with a silver band and a bowed black acrylic 32 AB long stem p-lip.
Enjoying some Roper’s Roundels in a Moonshine Cannonball blast with the tapered stem.
Started out the evening with some more Rouxgaroux in the same pipe - a Boswell's curved poker. After that was a bowl of KBV Burlier Morning Pipe in a Boswell's bulldog, followed by some Cringle Flake 2020 in the same pipe from last night, another Boswell's curved poker.
I'm not sure what's next, but I'm feeling like some more WCC in light of recent events.
I'm not sure what's next, but I'm feeling like some more WCC in light of recent events.
Good morning folks, Early morning pipe in a Peterson's.
Good morning. We continue enjoying 3ª pipe of the morning with. Cornell & Diehl » Morley's Best......in corn pipe Charles towne Cobbler..........and hot black tea.......17º A real spring day................
A couple years ago I pressed three goopy aros into a black and sticky hockey puck looking cake, I'm smoking that mixed 50/50 with D&R Three Sails in my oldest cob.
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of D&R Raccoon’s Delight in a smooth straight WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Sterling Canadian with a sterling silver band and a black vulcanite p-lip stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Still working and listening to The Jack Benny Program.
The Three Sails was from the bottom of a jar so it was crispy powder dry, and kept the goo combustible. Decent smoke. Cobs smoke better with age.??
Amphora Kentucky Blend in a MM apple diplomat.
Now I'm having some WCC Cap'n Boomer in a 2015 Boswell's spiral freehand (my first pipe). I'm finding this blend from @ernieq to be exceptional; although, I could just be partial to the name.
good day all, first smoke, Capstan blue in a Ser Jacopo
@ashdigger I'd like to try 1792 Flake in a clay!
Inspired by another thread to load up a bowl of Velvet to start off the day. It's a soft and pleasant blend, but dosed with humectant with a heavy hand. I've got a pouch that I opened 5 years ago that is still as moist and pliable as the day I broke the seal. Sipping in a cob to help manage the moisture.
I enjoyed the Full Virginia Flake I got from @tozert in my clay pipes; Samuel Gawith seems to be made for smoking in a clay!
Hopefully, this will be my last smoke of the day: Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match an undated dark brown straight Larus & Brother Co. Signature billiard with a nickel band and a black vulcanite tapered stem with the initials LCR on the top of the stem. Still working, still listening to Jack Benny, and still drinking Community Coffee, neat. Haven't smoked this pipe in a while, so I'm not in a total rut.
@WalrusMustachePiper Nice clay - I'd like to try some 1792 Flake in mine!
@WalrusMustachePiper Getting all medieval then - like me!
My living room's furnished like a medieval Great Hall and I'm interested in living history re-enactment.
Shame re-enactment is off this year but would like to learn to sword fight and get into living history re-enactment when the pandemic is over!
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