Mac Baren Dark Twist in a Brebbia Serie 1960 lovat
***What Are You Smoking, January 2022?***
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Semois in an Orlik Calabash 
2005 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Jack Howell Billiard.
Father Dempsey in a Peterson Deluxe System XL5s.
Afternoon indulgence-
GLP Quiet Nights - 2 gr - 80%
C&D Latakia- .5 gr - 20%
In an Altinay rusticated Dublin
GLP Quiet Nights - 2 gr - 80%
C&D Latakia- .5 gr - 20%
In an Altinay rusticated Dublin
Another bowl of Autumn Evening and a bowl of Mississippi River Special Serve Flake ask in the same cob.
Slow round? LOL - jealous you're getting in so many rounds this time of year!
Eight State Burley (which continues growing on me) in a Pete Aran 408 -- while writing up some materials for a client. I've got another client who says they've cut the engagement check for me -- but they haven't signed the contact I sent. So I'm not quite buying a bunch of tobacco, or bourbon, .... yet.
A good choice all around. I'm curious how you happened upon the Kramer's blend (geography and all that).
GLP Telegraph Hill in a Savinelli billiard
Salty Dogs in a Jerry Perry Mount Laurel
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am almost finished smoking year 2001 VaPer Three Nuns in a 1938 straight black grain relief Dunhill OX Shell bulldog with a silver band repair with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Lavazza Espresso, neat, is my drink. Just posted my review of Wilke Continental at TR. It is a strong English blend that's due to be released this weekend.
Mid 40’s today, so I’m enjoying a pipe outside. Captain Black Grape in a comically large Ben Wade Standard.
Samuel Gawith Sam’s Flake into a Sasieni Fantail , really liking this unusual combination of Oriental and Virginia topped with Tonquin
St James Plug in the double stamped Comoy’s Super Sports. Decided to pull out the big guns for round 2. 
36 F and wet outside...so I'm warm and cozy in the garage with my trusty MM cob, and a bowl of 7 seas regular blend. Of note, however, is that I'm using my brand new Zippo pipe lighter. So far, the lighting mechanism is great. My only complaint is that the satin finish is so slippery in my hand.
About a third of a bowl left of year 2013 Escudo in a smooth dark brown quarter bend post-1935 KBB/Kaywoodie New England Briar Pipe Company Flagship 83B Rhodesian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Watching Wanted: Dead or Alive.
No rain yet so packed up a bowl of Speakeasy Navy Blend in a Butz Choquin Arsenal. This pipe punches above its weight, glad I picked it up.
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