First smoke in this Peterson, Derry 106. Nice large bowl on this Billiard. Got some D&S Blairgowrie Ready to go with some Ardbeg Scotch?
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I am the world’s worst mandolin player on a mediocre mandolin, so yeh…. but my mandolin friends usually just shrug when I being it up and agree that mandolins generally don’t have a soft action. But, you may be right.
Thanks Alan, it's a good smoke machine
Morley's Best in Yello-Bole Imperial 3150.
Germains Medium Flake in my bamboo dublin. I really love this pipe. I usually smoke it more in the summer with light Virginias.
Heading to the gym to swim my laps…. and leg night, ugg!
Heading to the gym to swim my laps…. and leg night, ugg!
Great picture! Are you a percussionist?
The usual evening smoke, Condor in a MM cob
I'm no virtuoso on the mandolin either but my mandolin is leaps and bounds better of an instrument than my banjo. I actually had to do a good amount of setup work on my banjo to lower the action and make it easier to play. But I've been a guitar player for a couple decades so even a banjo with high action wasn't too bad.
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Lane HGL in my Clark’s favorite 
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Starting the weekend with PS Luxury Navy Flake in the Edwards 700-S. I'm not sure that my palate is ready for the Virginia stuff yet...tastes like cigs to me. Red Diamond tea.
WCC Simply Red in my Peterson Arklow 106. This is probably one of the top 2 or 3 Pete's I have as far as a classic sandblast look. 
Just finished smoking year 2013 Capstan Gold in a post-WWII Bertram 60 straight smooth dark brown squat bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures The Endless Void 2021 (Hellstar) in a straight black sandblasted 1920s-30s Sasieni patent 8 dot Cromer billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. This will get me to dinner time.
I’m smoking Dorchester in a Mark Twain and sipping Knob Creek 12. Have a good evening all. Cheers!
Early 1980s SAVINELLI ELEGANCE ITALY
(Elegance range shapes now to be found in the Petite range)
+ Planta PRESBYTERIAN MIXTURE
(Elegance range shapes now to be found in the Petite range)
+ Planta PRESBYTERIAN MIXTURE
Germain’s ‘Bridge Old Brown Flake in a Howell. Tobacco is a gift from my friend @PipeLoverInPA Thanks Craig!
Can’t help to not think of our UK Brethren, especially that smiling puffin Scottsman @Ettrick puffer while I just opened and trying for the first time Samuel Gawith Grousemoor in a MM Apple Diplomat with a Forever stem.
Tobaccoreviews.com lists this as an Aromatic, hmm, for me it comes across more like a VA with some toppings, not an Aro, because the tabac isn’t drowning in the background like most Aros, where you can’t taste the tabac.
This VA you can taste, it’s light and sweet and the Lakeland flavors are delicate and subtle, they really compliment the VA tabac. I’ve only smoked as Lakelands go, Bosun and Ennerdale, and this is a completely different spice going on.
It’s like Tabac for the Summertime, or when you want something light and refreshing, like Ice Tea, Lemonade, a Summer Ale, etc, this is a light sweet refreshing Lakeland.
I say for VA lovers that want to try something different, give this a go, this is quality tabac ?
Here’s to Ettrick, the Grouse and the Moors!
Be well everyone!
Gawith artwork inside the tin.
www.scot-rmg.co.uk
Tobaccoreviews.com lists this as an Aromatic, hmm, for me it comes across more like a VA with some toppings, not an Aro, because the tabac isn’t drowning in the background like most Aros, where you can’t taste the tabac.
This VA you can taste, it’s light and sweet and the Lakeland flavors are delicate and subtle, they really compliment the VA tabac. I’ve only smoked as Lakelands go, Bosun and Ennerdale, and this is a completely different spice going on.
It’s like Tabac for the Summertime, or when you want something light and refreshing, like Ice Tea, Lemonade, a Summer Ale, etc, this is a light sweet refreshing Lakeland.
I say for VA lovers that want to try something different, give this a go, this is quality tabac ?
Here’s to Ettrick, the Grouse and the Moors!
Be well everyone!
Gawith artwork inside the tin.
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