***What Are You Smoking, February 2022?***
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Happy to see you again. Welcome to the forum again, Sir.
Starting off my smoking day with this bowl of Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
We continue to smoke with: Amphora Full, in a MM General, and a mug hot tea with Ginger&Orange..................
@telescopes: Isn't that one of those rare 'Lee Pipes' I've been reading about? 
Some Cult Blood Red Moon. I didn’t fancy this blend at first (not much of an aromatic guy) - revisiting a year later and it’s actually quite nice - some background burley popping up - quite satisfying actually
Scottish Cake in a Gepetto Canadian.
Just finished some Villager English in a Big Ben.
Enjoying som Solani Aged Burley Flake in my Peterson D15 Churchwarden smooth.
GLP Gaslight in a Cavacchi Shield.
@Simmerdown☕️ Thanks mate ? aye it’s very mellow and enjoyable. I can see why it was such a popular blend. I’ll be sure to reuse the empty tin.So glad you’re smoking the stuff. I noticed it was a gift from a friend earlier on, and wondered if it would collect dust on a shelf…good for you & hope you enjoy every bit. ?️
Happy smokes
Ettrick puffer
Really enjoying a bowl of Peterson’s Royal Yatch in my Peterson XL315 System standard rusticated?
Happy puffing everybody
Happy puffing everybody
On a two month hiatus, so far, from the pipe because of a health crisis. I am missing the pipes, especially the Peterson Supreme 80s
This is my first tin of Drucquer & Sons’ First Amendment. So far, I think it’s a winner. Smoking it today in a smooth, straight billiard made by Rinaldo.
Absolutely beautiful pipe my friend! I will be praying for you
McCranie’s 2000 vintage Red Ribbon.
Savinelli 207 Noce.
Savinelli 207 Noce.
I had a 'Canadian' meerschaum circa 1900s which I gave to Shaintiques since I always found them way too long and heavy to comfortably smoke. That one is indeed a lovely specimen. How is it weight wise?
Yes it is. Here is another@telescopes: Isn't that one of those rare 'Lee Pipes' I've been reading about?
Although our famous Hillbilly attorney places them equal to 1930s Kaywoodie pipes, they are not equal in my experience. However @Briar Lee is correct instating they are indeed quality pipes. At least when referring to the ones with gold filled stars. I find they make good “reach for” pipes when simply wanting a nice smoke and not wanting to worry about messing with my better pipes because I am simply indecisive at the moment. These two required a lot of cleaning and I eventually had to send them out for a professional redo. Now, they do as advertised. They are easy to reclock and that is a plus and the stars look cool. I have one unsmoked one that is a latter build. It came with the box and the outside quality is noticeably lacking. You have a good eye. When I return from Morocco, I am ordering some more Condor. That tobacco will be used with my Lees.
I too have a Gepetto and dig the rusticated look of them.
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