The match victorian is a fine base, nothing exciting on its own, imho. Royal Yacht is a reliable favorite, but a touch strong for me for a large bowl. layering these two together was a fine smoke, lit easily and no more flame needed. I'd do it again, but would go with two pinches Royal Yacht next time on top (making it about half).
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MacBaren Vintage Syrian in an S.Bang
I just smoked a bowl out of curiousity. I enjoyed the rich plum flavors with hay-like Virginia. I think it could definitely benefit from some age though. I’ll have to try some with Royal Yacht.
Now smoking Seattle Pipe Club Hogshead in a well appreciated medium bend, smooth brown pre-Republic Peterson 999 Dublin chubby Rhodesian with a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Had some more Savinelli 140 in a Savinelli dry system. Its a very delicate blend for my pedestrian palate. My two tins will go to the cellar until my tobacco buds mature a bit more.
Smokers Abby Dreams of Jaleph in a Castello four square paneled 55
Brewed some beer today and smoked some Granger in my Master Craft Executive Choice Dublin.
Bowl #3 in the Falcon Meer (with new bent stem and case!) is Three Nuns.
Oh you know, just sitting down here in my dungeon workshop, puffing on some Cornell and Diehl small batch 2022
Carolina red flake. Taking taking it through this bent Falcon. Making wood chips and shavings... Hopefully I can translate some of it into money lol 
So far I've got a pen I made out of some leftover briar from some pipe projects.
Carolina red flake. Taking taking it through this bent Falcon. Making wood chips and shavings... Hopefully I can translate some of it into money lol So far I've got a pen I made out of some leftover briar from some pipe projects.
I love the Ser Jacopo’s with clean lines.
Enjoyed a tasty Jazz apple, and am continuing my bulldog/Rhodesian night with 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. Just cleaned some pipes.
Sheeeesh, i forgot that a sandblasted olive wood was on the list to buy. Also I’m looking to pick up any extra shifts if y’all want a day off. Gotta fund PAD.
Smoke # 1- GL Pease Cumberland.
Smoke # 2- Gl Pease Triple Play.
Smoke # 3- GL Pease Jack Knife Plug.
Two cobs and a Sav 321.
Smoke # 2- Gl Pease Triple Play.
Smoke # 3- GL Pease Jack Knife Plug.
Two cobs and a Sav 321.
I know exactly what you mean. M'lady and I rescued Suzy and Molly when they are little kittens, and had done that earlier with other cats we had owned. In the case of Suzy and Molly, we got a call from an acquaintance of m'lady who told she had two kittens that were going to be put down in the morning, and did we want to see them. We got there as fast as we could. While chatting, m'lady sat down, and Suzy climbed on her lap, purring and ready to nap. She said, "We have to take her home." I said, "If we are one, we are taking both." We made a very happy decision for all concerned.
Btw, Daisy the Feral Princess and Tomato the Brave are spayed and neutered. I seriously doubt Shy Stripesy has, and as she is truly feral, she won't let me near her. We've fed her for almost two years, and she's still afraid of us. She had a brother who acted the same way, but he finally came around and grew to be very friendly. But, he disappeared last June, and I have no idea what happened to him.
Sultan of Smoke.
That's a very distinguished title you're well deserved of, Jim.
That's a very distinguished title you're well deserved of, Jim.
Now smoking year 2012 Dan Tobacco Hamborger Veermaster in a smooth straight brown 1950 Dunhill 48 bulldog group 4 root briar with a black vulcanite fish tail saddle stem.
Thank you for the kind words.
Best Brown in a 1988 Dublin Centennial Peterson.
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