McConnell Scottish Cake in the Peterson Sportsman 87.
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Estervals Nr.1 Flake in a Karl Erik Handmade. 
Smoking some Gawith and Hoggarth rum and maple twist in an estate Duncan pipe.
Sutliff Revelation Match in a Peterson 87.
Two bowls this morning: MM Country Gentleman BurPerKDF in the hourglass MM cob, and the intended destruction of the $5 cob continues apace with MM Missouri Pride in the bowl. Once the very plain cob starts to break down, it just burns more and more each time, but to add a tasting note, I actually like the added BBQ flavor smoke the burning cob gives the VaBur.
St. James Flake in a Wessex billiard. Listening to 6/9/76.
Passing the quarter mark of his bowl of year 2024 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. All the cats have eaten except for the absent Tomato the Brave and Abner the Eager. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Gawith Hoggarth Coniston Cut Plug in a Falcon this afternoon.
I haven't been smoking many floral Lakelands lately, but if I am going to smoke a floral blend then I think Coniston Cut Plug is probably my favorite! It's very similar to 1792 Flake but with the tonquin topping toned way down and complimented by a red wine sort of fruitiness and a light floral essence. Tasty stuff, and darn strong in the Vitamin N department too. If you like 1792 Flake then give Coniston Cut Plug a try!
I haven't been smoking many floral Lakelands lately, but if I am going to smoke a floral blend then I think Coniston Cut Plug is probably my favorite! It's very similar to 1792 Flake but with the tonquin topping toned way down and complimented by a red wine sort of fruitiness and a light floral essence. Tasty stuff, and darn strong in the Vitamin N department too. If you like 1792 Flake then give Coniston Cut Plug a try!
Moving on to a bowl of Bob's Choc Flake in a Mastro De Paja dublin.
Homemade VaPerOr blend in this Wojtec Pastuch.
Exclusive/5 bros in an Eltang basic. Coffee 
Heart and home anniversary cake.
Peterson tavern
Peterson tavern
Slow Dead in 76 , love Ship of Fools
Jumping from wet jobsite to wet jobsite
With some Dutchman in a Peterson
With some Dutchman in a Peterson
Old Joe Krantz in a Jirsa 210.
Having finished a Toscano Brenta (Italian Habano, who'd've thought?) purchased as lounge admission, I'm onto pipe now.
Finishing up Ryback in the billiard meer.
To drink: I've got some Thai milk tea from Hangry Joe's (lychee pop boba in the bottom, not as good as lychee jelly) and a gin-n-soda (Oka gin - Japanese, high citrus).
Finishing up Ryback in the billiard meer.
To drink: I've got some Thai milk tea from Hangry Joe's (lychee pop boba in the bottom, not as good as lychee jelly) and a gin-n-soda (Oka gin - Japanese, high citrus).
2011 or 2012 Mac Baren Dark Twist in a Savinelli 707.
The coins are so uniformly dark now that I can’t tell which ones have DFK and which ones don’t.
The coins are so uniformly dark now that I can’t tell which ones have DFK and which ones don’t.
Did a set of walking reps, and smoked a bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in a slight bent black pattern etched 1977 Lorenzo Lorsan Sigma level top billiard with a gray swirl acrylic saddle stem. Tomato the Brave showed up to eat, and was very playful. Haven't seen Abner the Eager today.
