GLP Union Square in a Rainer Barbi.***What Are You Smoking, February 2025?***
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GLP Union Square in a Rainer Barbi.
Peterson 309 with Bob’s Chocolate Flake. Will be sending the pipe out to have a bigger stem made - about 2 inches bigger.
Sitting in the garage enjoying some gl Westminster in my peterson this afternoon. 
Not a Nording! Cult Blood Red Moon in a Ser Jacopo. 
Not far from finishing the last of this tin of year 2013 Rotary Navy Cut in a post-1938 Pre-Republic Peterson Dublin straight smooth X155 bulldog with a sterling silver band and a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. Nigel Bruce smoked this model in two Sherlock Holmes movies. Please consider asking Shane Ireland at Smoking Pipes and Peterson to bring the pipe back into production. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Lovely pipe!
C&D Epiphany in a BC Supermate Billiard.
Third time in the street sweeper and as many days, somebody lost a few cases of water bottles, leaving Costco. Nothing beats playing in rush-hour traffic and the interstate interchange.
Irish flake in the J07
Irish flake in the J07
SG Squadron Leader in a Peterson Deluxe System 11s.
2020 MB Virginia Flake in an Altinay.
Well, I just said about an hour or so that I'd probably be laying off the smoking after the rigorous pipe resetting thing I just went through, but I lied. Well, not really. Just returned to my nature. Here's my two afternoon smokes. Skip the next paragraph if you wish. 
At the risk of boring y'all, with another musical corollory, I'm in the same mindset as when I was learning the Stravinsky "L'Histoire" (which I only had 3 weeks to do because the conductor, whom are mostly benighted boneheads, decided to program it during the season instead of giving us the prep necessary, which thoroughly pissed off the big three participants, (violin, clarinet and trumpet, whose parts are completely at the apex of the respective instrumental and rhythmic techniques). During this ultra-stressful time, I thought I'd take a break for a couple of days and work on some old solo repertoire which I was soon to perform, some Sarasate Spanish Dances and the Novacek Perpetual Motion, where I could let loose and relax, but no. No. To much in a discipline mode to do that, so back I went about four hours later to Stravinskying.
Thus, I added two pipes to the Whiskey cleanout that needed it, the McQueen "Seafarer" in cherry, and the lat dedicated and very beautiful ashwood McQueen "Russet".
They are both great smoking pipes, I think my favourites of the McQueens I own, and will hold their own with anything especially when reading or listening to something musically meditative and peaceful, like Gregorian Chant or even some low key Mel Torme or Ella. (Yeah I like that stuff!).
I'll do a repeat tomorrow, and yup, they will benefit. A bit in need of the cleanse.
At the risk of boring y'all, with another musical corollory, I'm in the same mindset as when I was learning the Stravinsky "L'Histoire" (which I only had 3 weeks to do because the conductor, whom are mostly benighted boneheads, decided to program it during the season instead of giving us the prep necessary, which thoroughly pissed off the big three participants, (violin, clarinet and trumpet, whose parts are completely at the apex of the respective instrumental and rhythmic techniques). During this ultra-stressful time, I thought I'd take a break for a couple of days and work on some old solo repertoire which I was soon to perform, some Sarasate Spanish Dances and the Novacek Perpetual Motion, where I could let loose and relax, but no. No. To much in a discipline mode to do that, so back I went about four hours later to Stravinskying.
Thus, I added two pipes to the Whiskey cleanout that needed it, the McQueen "Seafarer" in cherry, and the lat dedicated and very beautiful ashwood McQueen "Russet".
They are both great smoking pipes, I think my favourites of the McQueens I own, and will hold their own with anything especially when reading or listening to something musically meditative and peaceful, like Gregorian Chant or even some low key Mel Torme or Ella. (Yeah I like that stuff!).
I'll do a repeat tomorrow, and yup, they will benefit. A bit in need of the cleanse.
GH Kendal Kentucky in the Comoy's MG. Long day of work, but was glad for it as it hit 56° and the sun was shining. Come on Spring!
Oh yeah, beer.
Oh yeah, beer.
Cobblestone Hiking.
Castello 84 sea rock briar.
Castello 84 sea rock briar.
Just finished smoking year 2010 Mac Baren Burley London Blend in a 2017 smooth, straight medium brown made in France Comoy’s Riband 298 Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Now smoking year 2012 Rolando’s Own in a smooth straight early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem.
You bet. They make great pipes.
Sam's Flake in a friend-made custom lovat, with iced decaf au lait.
A Marvelous Monday to All!
The Mrs. and I worked on pruning perennials, and some of the red currant bushes earlier today.
Now, relaxing with some Watch City #558 in the House of Robertson Lovat. A mug of Pu’erh tea with honey is going quite well with this tasty cake/flake.
The Mrs. and I worked on pruning perennials, and some of the red currant bushes earlier today.
Now, relaxing with some Watch City #558 in the House of Robertson Lovat. A mug of Pu’erh tea with honey is going quite well with this tasty cake/flake.
Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake in an olivewood L'Anatra Two Egg Rhodesian. This is my only olivewood but I intend to purchase another when I find the right one. Olivewood make some lovely pipes.
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