Finishing the holiday off with Country Squire Cowboy Coffee in my Nutten’s pipe. 
***What Are You Smoking, February 2022?***
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Penzance in a Savinelli 606 KS. I’m still waiting to be wowed by it. I thought burning it on IPSD might make a difference ?
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Ending my IPSD with McClelland No. 5100 Red Cake from 2015 in a Ferndown. 
1792 in a Hilson Vintage Acorn.
My wife retired to the bedroom, so I’m headed to the garage for the last smoke of the day. KBV Van Gogh in a Patriot cob. Have a good evening all.
Dedicated English pipe of mine. GBD 661D with Wilke 72. Black tea for the evening for the weekend wind down.
Pembroke in a Chonowitsch after a big bowl of elk chili and a Stella.
G&H Dark Bird's Eye in a Caminetto bent egg.
It's the very same pipe.
It used to belong to member Klause.
I fixed the silver mount in the wrong orientation accidentally when it came loose ?
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Relaxing after a wonderful salad, two big, thick pork chops and snow peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm a third of the way through this bowl of Sutliff Cringle Flake (Holiday Edition 2021) in a black straight, grain etched family era (Post WW2) Four Dot Sasieni “Appleby” apple with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Finishing the day with a vanilla custard aro in a little meer.
The Boise Pipe Club moved their meeting from Thursday night to today for IPSD. My first time being able to attend.
I had a great time meeting some local pipe smokers.
Smoked my mix of 75% Boswell’s Best Arro and 25% C&D Latakia in a House of Robertson Billiard.
I won the drawing for a tin of Balkan Sobranie!
Anyone know how to read date codes on these tins?
I had a great time meeting some local pipe smokers.
Smoked my mix of 75% Boswell’s Best Arro and 25% C&D Latakia in a House of Robertson Billiard.
I won the drawing for a tin of Balkan Sobranie!
Anyone know how to read date codes on these tins?
@condorlover1 I've got some Brown Bogie to smoke in my clay pipes.
An unexpected day off due to a sudden train strike - no suburban or inter-urban trains running in Sydney today.
Taking the opportunity to enjoy a couple of bowls this afternoon
1st up is Peterson's Irish Flake
In a gourd calabash bought in the 1970s . Only identification is "AUSTRIA" stamped on the briar shank extension.
Taking the opportunity to enjoy a couple of bowls this afternoon
1st up is Peterson's Irish Flake
In a gourd calabash bought in the 1970s . Only identification is "AUSTRIA" stamped on the briar shank extension.
RLP-6 in a Meer
Now THAT is a prime example of a real lattice Meer!!! NICE pipe ash... 
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