EGR in a Stanwell 11 Amber with some Creamed English Breakfast Tea. Have to be at work today, but nothing going on so hopefully I can get a couple pipes in today.
***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***
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Enjoying now,G. L. Pease: Meridian in corn pipe Charles towne Cobbler.........................
PS Luxury Twist Flake in a Sasieni Mayfair Billiard. 
SG Lakeland Dark in a Tekin Meerschaum Bulldog and black coffee. Also, “Smoking” some ribs before the snow hits later
GL Pease Chelsea Morning with a tin date of October 2011 in a Forecaster Superb. Smoking this pipe after a very long time
Good morning all. First smoke of the day is GLP Union Square in an MM Nekkid 5th Avenue cob.
I didn’t really care for Chelsea at first. However a year or so in a jar and I am really liking it. quite content, on a rainy cold morning with coffee! Sorry the picture is lame. Nording Freehand Extra.
I watched a bit of that game yesterday as well. What a delight. Not just Hank Aaron, but also a homer from Clemente! And that old Tiger Stadium is such a cool ballpark.
Just finishing up a bowl of War Horse Bar in a Savinelli Series III lumberman.
Chelsea Morning is very complex and the experience changes between bowls. When it is behaving it is excellent!
Sutliff Crumble Kake Barrel Aged No. 1 in a Savinelli poker
1990s Old Gowrie from my early Caminetto Business billiard (Ascorti Radice Cucciago).
Thanks! I got it from Tobaccopipes.com. Their online picture really do it justice. To say the least, I was pleasantly surprised when I pulled it from the box!
Enjoying now,GH & Co.: Black Irish X,in corn pipe Legend Avenue Straight...............with small cup rum...............
Cool, overcast morning here in San Jose. Smoking Escudo in a Peterson System Standard 312. The “old” Escudo must have been amazing because this stuff is pretty darn good!
Westmorland Slices in a Duncan & a glass of rough (cider) on the side.
Good work. When I came home from work on Thursday afternoon, I had very low water pressure and suspected there was work being done on our community water system. We live in a small mountain community with our own private water company and this happens from time to time. Spoke with a couple neighbors who had no problems.
Walked up to the top of our property where our main shut off valve is located and I could hear the meter humming. Damn, another pipe break in my main. I've had 4 different failures in as many years. Started following the main down the hill and found a small creek flowing just below one of the redwood trees on our property. Some genius decades ago decided to run the water main right next to a tree that grows very large. Its presently about 80ft. Started digging and sure enough, the pipe was now wrapping halfway around a main root from the base of the tree. Luckily, the main is made of schedule 40 and very easy to repair a section. Spliced in a 15ft sections of PEX and got the water back on that night. Much satisfaction to be able to quickly repair these types of issues and keep the house happy.
This Spring after the new deck is built, I'm going to start the arduous task of digging a trench to install a new water main clear of trees and retaining walls that move. Unfortunately, my water main is about 150 yards long so it's going to be back breaking work on a steep slope...
Thankyou! Whilst not as 'cool' as yours, my hat is raised to you sir.
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