Working on both some Capstan Yellow in a Cayuga and trying to diagnose a transmission cooler line leak. Had no idea the Jeep Liberty came with a built-in pipe rest, must be a Jeep thing.
***What Are You Smoking, January 2023?***
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WCC Waltham Broken Cake/C&D Granulated Perique in a Piersel 2020 NASPC Author. The perique adds a plummy cigarish character.
Sillem’s Musketeer in a Savinelli Canadian
An afternoon smoke prior to raking up some more leaves. A very comfortable day outside with some sun and temperatures in the low 40s.
The Hilton Giant, Canadian with 50/50 mix of:
2021 Sutliff J4 Burley
2021 Bright Virginia Ribbon.
A cup of strong black coffee accompanying.
This is a really good smoke!
The Hilton Giant, Canadian with 50/50 mix of:
2021 Sutliff J4 Burley
2021 Bright Virginia Ribbon.
A cup of strong black coffee accompanying.
This is a really good smoke!
Smoking now Three Nuns in a MM Cobbit Dwarf and reading the lines of a story, as found in the third volume of the "Complete Works" I have in my library, I was listening to the same story in the morning (as audio) while driving to work. It comes from the greatest Greek author, otherwise known as "the Saint of Greek letters" due to the religious context (in a broader meaning) of his work: short stories (mainly), novels, translations, essays etc. He was born and died in the island of Skiathos, but lived many years in Athens, always between the poor and simple people, considering himself one of them, despite the fact (or just because of it) that he was chosen and blessed from above, I cannot give other explanation to his greatness, just reading a few pages is enough to touch your soul deeply.
The name is Alexandros Papadiamantis (1851-1911).
The story is about a large Dutch ship that during a storm fells on a rocky coast at Skiathos, in the night. The locals save the sailors and at a paragraph it's described how "they give them dry clothes, start a big fire in a warehouse to keep them warm, and how the sailors after drinking plenty of rum, light and smoke their pipes, feeling very pleased by the hospitality of the villagers"...
I wish you a happy week, good people.
The name is Alexandros Papadiamantis (1851-1911).
The story is about a large Dutch ship that during a storm fells on a rocky coast at Skiathos, in the night. The locals save the sailors and at a paragraph it's described how "they give them dry clothes, start a big fire in a warehouse to keep them warm, and how the sailors after drinking plenty of rum, light and smoke their pipes, feeling very pleased by the hospitality of the villagers"...
I wish you a happy week, good people.
Enjoyed a tall stack of cinnamon raisin french toast with pineapple slices on the side. Then, I smoked a bowl of 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. Gold Star Nightwish, neat, is my drink.
Now smoking Erik Stokkebye 4th Generation Evening Flake in a straight smooth brown 1950s Comoy’s Tradition 305 apple military mount with a sterling silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Haven't smoked this pipe lately I generally smoke Evening Flake in a 4AB, but I needed a shorter smoke, so this is back in action.
Smoking cautiously some SG Black XX Kendal Twist in a MM Short Stop, smallest 10 minutes bowl I got. Maybe last pipe before bed.
It reminds me a little bit of Gitanes Mais Cigarettes.
It reminds me a little bit of Gitanes Mais Cigarettes.
Aged Classic Samsun in a Savinelli Autograph #5
That is a nice-looking pipe.
Presbyterian in a clay. Hope everyone is having a good day.
Thank you sir. I find Molinas to be fine smokers, well beyond their price point.
OGS in a Trypis bent acorn. First bowl I've had in forever. I've been busy, sick, and the weathers been weird. Hopefully it turns around.
Old joe krantz in my chacom reverse calabash.
Now on to Peterson Deluxe Navy Rolls in my J Mouton.
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