Half way through this bowl of Pfeifen Huber Virginia Golden Flake in a straight smooth brown post-WWII Comoy’s Grand Slam billiard 27 Canadian patent 341422 with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
***What Are You Smoking, February 2022?***
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Early 1980s ROLEY ITALY (Savinelli) vest-pocket pipe
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Smoking some C&D’s exhausted rooster in my Peterson 309 system standard smooth, working on some furniture and enjoying Pipes magazine radio show with the very good Brian Levine ?.
By the way, if you like the 309/4AB shape make sure you send an email to Peterson and ask them to bring it back into regular production!... I digress ?
By the way, if you like the 309/4AB shape make sure you send an email to Peterson and ask them to bring it back into regular production!... I digress ?
HH Rustica Flake in a quarter bent silver mounted smooth brandy meer by Altinok.
Sutliff’s Heavy English in a Charatan’s Make Skater
Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake in a Savinelli Hercules and Espresso Roast coffee
Just passing the half way mark on this bowl of year 2016 Stonehaven in a straight black sandblasted 1957 Barling Exel 249 Fossil T.V.F. black billiard with a silver banded military mount and a black ebonite tapered stem. This will get me to dinner time.
Evening all.
Rare end of the day pipe for me — although it is my favorite time to smoke and relax. Holding off on having a likely bourbon before dinner. It’s warm, in the 70s, here in LA today.
Bird report of note: This morning the Cedar Waxwings, which pass through once a year, landed in our Toyon bushes and feasted on the red and gold berries.
I’m enjoying a bowl of Capstan Blue. I considered my Pete House Pipe, which I cleaned this weekend, but didn’t think I had 90 minutes to spare. So the Viking Dublin — I find a good shape for flake tobacco.
I think this angle foreshortens the pipe like an old Masters painting.
Rare end of the day pipe for me — although it is my favorite time to smoke and relax. Holding off on having a likely bourbon before dinner. It’s warm, in the 70s, here in LA today.
Bird report of note: This morning the Cedar Waxwings, which pass through once a year, landed in our Toyon bushes and feasted on the red and gold berries.
I’m enjoying a bowl of Capstan Blue. I considered my Pete House Pipe, which I cleaned this weekend, but didn’t think I had 90 minutes to spare. So the Viking Dublin — I find a good shape for flake tobacco.
I think this angle foreshortens the pipe like an old Masters painting.
I would have a tough time deciding which is my favorite. The ones with boy scouts is great. And veterans. And fishermen. And prayer at Thanksgiving, or in the diner. Yeah. I don't think I could choose just one! He was a fine American artist. And a pipe smoker. He's ours!
Bayou Morning in The Rejected Volcano
Had some SP (Smoker's Pride) in a Grabow Riviera and then a bowl of Nutty Irishman in a MM Pride cob with bourbon,
The London Press in my Le Nuvole billiard.
Earlier today I enjoyed some C&D’s Haunted Bookshop in my Peterson 307 system standard sandblast
2012 Newminster 400 in a Paulsson.
Jan 2019 Mac Baren Mixture Scottish Blend in a 2013 Boswell Black Coal Bent Brandy Nosewarmer…
That's a great contrast of grain and texture. You have some nice pipes my friend.
C&D Pegasus in a BriarWorks Poker.
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