Marlin Flake in a basket bamboo billiard.
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C&D Bayou Night, appropriately in a C&D MM collaboration special edition straight pocket poker with a bright tomato red short stem. I've seen some other members have these pipes too. Bayou Night is full strength but lively, very barnyard in the jar. Rewarding myself after a heavy bill-paying session. I only forgot to put on my MM cob cap, which I often wear.
Close to finishing this bowl of C&D Burley Ribbon Cut in a 1970s slight bend black sandblasted Comoy's Silver Cloud 624 square shank sitter with a silver pearl gray acrylic saddle stem. The weather warm up, and I got some fast walking and smoke puffing in going up and down that steep hill. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Cup O’ Joe’s No. 23 Crumble Kake in a 1930’s St. James (Comoy’s) made for Sutliff Pipe Shop of San Francisco
Now smoking Iwan Ries British Medium in a 1990 Peterson Irish Second Hungarian natural with a tapered black vulcanite fish tail stem. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
I'm right handed. The brown area is where the stamping is, and why they didn't color it black has always been a mystery to me.
hello, gentlemen, how lovely Friday night!! i smoked 150th pearts in Apple castle and now watch and city old dominant in Underwood radice! Amagazin smoke!
This is really good feedback. I really like the look of their stout bulldogs and had never heard any comments about the quality of these smokers.
Enjoying a bowl of McClelland's Yenice Agonya in a Peterson Sherlock Holmes Deerstalker.
Thanks! I’m a fan of smaller pipes, not always but often. These little pipes are excellent for the money and I won’t hesitate to buy more in the future, In fact I plan on it. I highly recommend!
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In the Etudiant line, Ropp presents pipes that are fashioned from old-stock stummels sourced from the Chapuis-Comoy factory — like the French marque's Vintage, Vintage Stout, Vintage Superior, and Algerian Superior series. Etudiant pipes are designed to be lightweight, workhorse smokers, perfect for beginning and veteran pipe smokers alike, and offered at an attractive, budget-friendly price point. Paired to a jet-black, vulcanite stem, this particular one wears a smooth auburn stain, fitting into Ropp's penchant for classic shapes and finishes.
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Just opened some Presbyterian Mixture, smoking it in my Peterson Sherlock Holmes, a pipe that I’ve been trying to mud all week long. I’ve finally got it “smoking “ the way I wanted. 
Charing Cross in Peterson Christmas Pipe 2020 106. GEC23. Rainy day Balkan.
Well, it only took about 30 seconds after reading this to go order a pipe. I was able to grab a really nice squat dog with a horn stem for a more than reasonable price. Thank for the enablement, Lol
My MM Moonshine cob came in this afternoon. Loaded it up with ODF. I have no doubt it will smoke as good as it looks.
Now smoking year 2013 Capstan Blue in a 2015 Ryan Alden quarter bend black sandblasted Queen of Hearts freehand with a black acrylic saddle stem.
Old Dark Fired in a Viking Classic Dublin.
Bald Headed Teacher in an Eric Gainey Devil Anse
Cigar Time- After a onslaught of snowstorm over three days, which dropped 18 inches of snow officially (I think it is much higher in reality) it is a balmy 47 degrees Fahrenheit and sunny outside. While it is still too cold, I got out briefly with a Rocky Patel Vintage 1979 cigar with a Cameroon wrapper. Happy Weekend!
I got into a tin of Black House a few days ago and haven't been able to put it down. So I am not into my second tin of Black House.
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