Plum Pudding in a Sir Bruce meer lined bulldog. A different thread reminded me I haven't circled back to plum Pudding for about a year, it's still a no for me.
***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***
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With our cold, gloomy weather today I decided be pack the fancy pipe with some SV Buttered Rum and throw the ball for the dogs. This colorful, flowery pipe is a Medico Bold Rebel. Despite the wintery mix coming down from a leaden sky, I could barely resist prancing around the yard and singing show tunes.
Half way through this bowl of Sutliff Cringle Flake (Holiday Edition 2020) in a black straight, grain etched family era post WW2 Four Dot Sasieni “Appleby” apple with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Finishing off a tin of 2019 VA Memory. Smoking from a BriarWorks chubby dublin. 
Sutliff Crème Brûlée in a MM MacArthur Cob
More Mac Baren plumcake in my unfinished Sav with a Oasaca Old Fashion
I’m on the waiting list. Thanks again @Nevaditude !!
@Briar Tuck It was a cold but dry day at the Battle of Nantwich last month; been walking around without a coat on this month - February is the month I'm most likely to mention global warming...
Enjoyed my pint and a clay with one of the Sealed Knot re-enactors outside the Red Cow pub in Nantwich, we both needed a good warming blast of clay pipe smoke
I think the smoking shelter in the beer garden could have been made with the Sealed Knot in mind.One thing I've noticed is ex cigarette smokers are more likely to inhale their pipe smoke...
Didn't feel cold in my sheepskin coat!
I'll have to find somewhere for a pint and a clay after Easter...
Just walked outside and it's raining! UGH
Folklore in the Peterson Walnut Spigot.
Folklore in the Peterson Walnut Spigot.
@BlueRidge I enjoyed it in my clay pipes; I think Gawith tobacco is very well suited to them. Can you imagine how many clay pipes have been smoked with Gawith tobacco over the years???
Stoved Luxury Twist Flake in the Lorenzo Sponge Chimney while waiting for some Bob's Chocolate Flake to dry a bit.. what a difference a day makes: 48 deg F yesterday, 32 today with light snow flurries and a bitter wind.
Capstan blue in a 40’s Dunhill root briar.
Close to finishing this bowl of Pfeifen Huber Virginia Golden Flake in a 1938 smooth straight brown patent Dunhill R 115 bowling ball apple with a tapered cumberland stem. Dinner follows this smoke. Been photographing a few pipes that I may put into action at some point.
Good luck!@Carol Well one of my New Year resolutions is "Don't buy any more clay pipes this year"
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