***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***
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Last night, Match Elizabethan in a smooth bent egg by Genod, excellent light weight pipe with an ample bowl. The blend is a lively Va/Per, vibrant and straight forward. My spell check always wants to call this brand Genoa ...but no, it's not Italian, says Saint Claude right on the stamp.
Granger in a Stanwell 32 Dog. Blustery today, so I take shelter in my pickup truck while I take a break from work. 
Now 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 black vulcanite tapered stem.
It's ok. I was able to surmise GLP Navigator in a corn cob pipeI couldn't edit in time in English again,sorry............
Vintage Syrian in a smooth bent meerschaum basket pipe.
We started withGH& Co. » Sweet Black Cherry Twist,in corn pipe Legend Straight...........................
Thanks you,friend..............A strong hug from Spain...........?It's ok. I was able to surmise GLP Navigator in a corn cob pipe
Excuse me If I may start sound boring, some Bosun Cut plug by G&H in a Falcon, pretty nice tobacco I must say,,
Bidding you all a late good morning from Monterey after a 6-8 hour power outage. Started the day with HH Balkan Blend in the dark, in an MM Apple Diplo. Didn't really taste much. Now thoroughly enjoying The Amphora Burley in an MM Country Gentleman. (The Amphora Burley is really growing on me, and it positively sings in the Country Gentleman).
Just finished a bowl of HH Burley Flake in a IMP straight apple meer.
Cigar time: Oliva Seconds Lancero.
Running out of smoking time before the storm hits, GLP 20th Anniversary Samarra in a MM Morgan bent.
Got in a set of walking reps, enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am now smoking Wilke Chocolate Covered Cherry Creme in a light brown 1979 rusticated medium bend Italian Sir Jeffrey Dublin (GBD second) sitter with a flared top and yellow saddle stem. Watching the funeral of Henry Aaron.
Going outside with my daughter of awhile so she can play. Loaded my oldest cob, a country gentleman, with Quiet Nights.
Good evening folks, Skiff mix in a Blakemar.
Five Brothers in a cob and a cup of LaLlave for a afternoon pick me up?
A third of the way through this bowl of Greeneyes Red Ribbon in a smooth brown 1976 GBD Seventy Six 256 lumberman with a black vulcanite saddle stem. My friend has an outstanding blend here!
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