Regents Flake in a Punto Oro 122 with some Mexican coffee.
***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***
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First post of February (for this thread, and not my my first smoke of Feb, 
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Starting off the day with a bit of 2013 Esoterica Stonehaven (courtesy of @rmbittner) in my trusty oldest pipe, an Irish Seconds smooth billiard with vulcanite saddle stem. Chickens are fed now and we’re looking at some fairly mild weather for northern Wisconsin. Cheers!
)!Starting off the day with a bit of 2013 Esoterica Stonehaven (courtesy of @rmbittner) in my trusty oldest pipe, an Irish Seconds smooth billiard with vulcanite saddle stem. Chickens are fed now and we’re looking at some fairly mild weather for northern Wisconsin. Cheers!
Don’t you just love happy little accidents like that? One of my favorite parts of smoking a pipe.
You’re not that far from me. Might be worth paying you a visit just to give that pipe rack a closer look. Simply beautiful!
Davidoff Malawi in Alexander pipe.
Having some Mac Baren Royal twist in a new to me Bill Taylor made 2006 Ashton brindle X army mount. The blast on this pipe and its size struck me and I knew I had to buy it. Happy smokes all!! 
Irish Oak in a Jacono Bishop this morning.
crispy cubed 1792 flake in the Ropp while sorting out turkey decoys
Smoking Stonehenge in a large bowl apple shaped first generation seven pointed three star Lee with a black saddle stem.
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Smoking Stonehenge in a large bowl apple shaped first generation seven pointed three star Lee with a black saddle stem.
Smoking Stonehenge in a large bowl apple shaped first generation seven pointed three star Lee with a black saddle stem.
This bowl of Stonehenge is really tasting quite wonderful.
Thank you for asking, Isaac. Greece has suffered many times from earthquakes in the past. Lately, for lots of months, we have frequent cases but not very big and -thank God- without damages or victims. But the scientists and people are worried. Well, "fear for something that possibly can/will happen, is a fear for something that does not exist, thus it is a false fear"... say the philosophers, the zen monks, the gurus etc... don't they?
Westminster in a Bluebird sandblast egg.
Falcon Bantam stuffed with some aged FVF, coffee to pair. Have a good evening folks. 
My home is 5 miles south of the San Andres. It is designed to remain standing incase of an earthquake. The Morango Casino and its tower hotel is dead center on top of the fault. I often wonder how well it will hold up.
Packing the Radice Rind bulldog with WC Burley Morning. Cup of Coffee, and I’m ready to start the day
Nice looking bulldog.
Golden slice in a Castello- Status