***What Are You Smoking, January 2023?***
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One clay bowl each of C&D Bright Virginia Ribbon (in a Markus Fohr) and Yorktown (in a Pollock).
Only one thing to wear while smoking the Yorktown
Going to save the rest for re-enactments; it wouldn't do to run out of baccy on the big day would it???
I think 1oz should be enough for each of the clay pipe era re-enactments this year.
Only one thing to wear while smoking the Yorktown
Going to save the rest for re-enactments; it wouldn't do to run out of baccy on the big day would it???
I think 1oz should be enough for each of the clay pipe era re-enactments this year.
GH Bright CR Flake in a Radice Silk Cut
Salty Dogs in a meer on this cold windy day. 
Hamborger Veermaster in a 1902 Peterson Meer restored by Ryan Alden.
No pipeweed until re-enactments start again; don't want to burn all my soldier's rations
Do you think 1oz of baccy should be enough for each of the clay pipe era re-enactments???
@simong thinks I need to get some twist or plug for re-enactments; he recommends the SG Cannon Plug for the Sealed Knot events as it's said to date back to the English Civil War and it would be good
for this Redcoat to enjoy an authentic 17th century smoke. I've got a slow match to light my clay pipes.
I found a working lighter while litter picking today, been using it to light my clays and candles.
Not as good as a blacksmith's forge though
Drunk a couple of beers to wash all that clay pipe smoke down
Going for a bath
now.
Do you think 1oz of baccy should be enough for each of the clay pipe era re-enactments???
@simong thinks I need to get some twist or plug for re-enactments; he recommends the SG Cannon Plug for the Sealed Knot events as it's said to date back to the English Civil War and it would be good
for this Redcoat to enjoy an authentic 17th century smoke. I've got a slow match to light my clay pipes.I found a working lighter while litter picking today, been using it to light my clays and candles.
Not as good as a blacksmith's forge though
Drunk a couple of beers to wash all that clay pipe smoke down
Going for a bath
now.
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Peterson Deluxe Navy Rolls in a Peterson PSB deluxe pot. Found this 3 year old tin on the shelf on my last b&m visit. Glad I took it home.
A quarter of a bowl left of SWRA in a straight, black sandblasted undated Comoy’s Sunrise Etched Grain straight apple 551 with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Several bowls that I didn't post today, but finishing off with Billy Budd Blonde in a Molinda sitter/poker. Once the airway was opened it smokes like a dream. Chablis as my drink.
WCC Rhythm and Blues in IRWINS “London made” a cold beer on a cold and wet day 
Some 6 year old G&H Sweet Coconut Twist in a GBD Bulldog.
Finally having my first bowl of the new year and decided on night train
HU Flanagan Flake from a L'Anatra lovat. Quite the bowl on this one. 
Mac Baren vanilla flake in a 673 lucite while taking down the Christmas lights on this warm day.
I’ve never been a spirit drinker, but a buddy has been coming over for tastings. I’m pairing Anthology with this sweet rye. A pretty good combo. And, that’s my Scarlet Regina dublin.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and sugar snap peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'll be doing diet maintenance for a while after my last off-diet ventures. I'm nearing the half way mark on this bowl of year 2014 Astley’s No. 109 Medium Flake in a straight black 1963 Dunhill LB Shell 4S billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I've noticed a few libations in your posts recently. I'm not mad at it either.
Cheers and enjoy. You have some decent brown liquid there.
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