Beautiful pipe @Fralphog !!Decided to trade in some pipes that I didn’t smoke anymore. Most of them large bowled pipes that don’t appeal to me anymore. So, I used my new SP house account to buy this Ashton Pebble Grain Apple w/ silver XX. And I still have some “tokens” to spend
First smoke WC Waltham Broken Cake. A mug of Earl Grey tea w/ honey.
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great blast on that Ashton!Decided to trade in some pipes that I didn’t smoke anymore. Most of them large bowled pipes that don’t appeal to me anymore. So, I used my new SP house account to buy this Ashton Pebble Grain Apple w/ silver XX. And I still have some “tokens” to spend
First smoke WC Waltham Broken Cake. A mug of Earl Grey tea w/ honey.
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I’ll let you guys in on a little secret - this pipe has changed. Back when I bought it it was much lighter, and the inside of the bowl was much cleaner.
I don’t know what the hell is going on at Castello these days, but I’ll tell you what, when I see a problem I’m not going to sit idly by, no sir. I’m going to make a spectacle of myself on this forum until something changes.
Edited to add: Sorry, wrong thread.
Thanks Ben!I like multiples from the carvers I like best. 3 so far from Johannes Rasmussen (Suhr pipes), there will be at least 7 more over the next few years. Fabulous artist with hard to beat prices considering his background and skill level. This brandy is likely my fanciest from him. He does do great blasts as well, though I do t see them often. also, he does Tom Eltang’s rustication, so his rusticated pipes are in the same Eltang style.
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great blast on that Ashton!