I finished half a bowl from last night, now I'm enjoying The Bullet in a Hobbit 59 pipe, 7°C & sunny.
***What Are You Smoking? January 2020.***
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Good morning! Starting my day with C&D Star of the East Flake in a Rossi 8626.
An uncomplicated smoke after a complicated day. Orlik Golden Sliced in a Old Dominion Laughing King corn cob.
Smoking some Telegraph Hill in a MM cob on my way into work this morning.
2010 Mac Baren Plum Cake in a Big Ben dromedary.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of 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.
Wet morning has me feeling British.
‘05 FVF in the ‘63 group 1 Tanshell.
‘05 FVF in the ‘63 group 1 Tanshell.
On to some 5100 in the Northern Briars Regal panel.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Hearth & Home Bright Night (Slow Aged Series) in a 2002 straight grain Karl Erik Ekstravagant A medium bend freehand sitter with a small horn ferrule accent and black acrylic saddle stem. Phone chatting about baseball.
Lifelong Astros fan here, since the early 1970s. Siiiiigggghhhh.
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Carter Hall in a post trans Barling Fossil canadian.
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Vauen no. 14 Virginia Flake in Rad Davis Dublin.
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Director's Cut in a Blakemar Poker pipe, snacking from a jar of my mix of nuts. More Psalms on Audible.
2014 Esoterica Stonehaven (recently purchased from hiplainsdrifter [he still has some for sale]). With all of the hundreds of tobaccos that I have smoked, this is the first time with this blend (yes, it is damn hard to find). To do it justice, I am smoking it in an unsmoked mid-70s Barling Londoner Standard #6279 Straight (Flat) Pot with a saddle bit.
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