***What Are You Smoking, July 2020?***
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Getting toward the bottom of my tin of SPC Potlatch, a successful blend of about six tobaccos, in a well-smoked Johs slightly bent blast diplomat; I like it that Johs uses entirely Vulcanite stems, a salute to tradition.
Orlik Golden Sliced in a Peterson Rosslare Royal Irish XL90.
Damn right, on both quotes.
Now smoking another bowl of Daughters and Ryan Picayune in the same cob. such a good blend, I'll be smoking this all day.
I've bought a tin of Potlatch on your recommendation.
Burley Morning Pipe in the RDpipes Blue Twist. Iced tea on the side.
Part way through this bowl of the very dry year 2010 Villager Virginia No.444 in a smooth straight late 1970s Charatan Special 4148DC Reg. No. 203573 pot with a black double comfort vulcanite stem. Have enough for a couple more bowls. Time to do some more walking.
Dunhill Nightcap in a Savinelli 111KS Roma.
TAK - Latakia Cake ( improved recipe ) in a vintage Aboriginal African Block meerschaum Kiko.
While listen to some Mark Lewis.
While listen to some Mark Lewis.
Well, I couldn't take the cold anymore. I put the furnace on.
Peterson Irish Flake in an MM Country Gentleman
Peterson Irish Flake in an MM Country Gentleman
Cold, good God can I come visit?
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures 901Q Limited in a straight black sandblast late 1990s 2 star Ferndown Bark squashed pot with a tapered cumberland stem.
Haven't smoked in few days. EMP in Peterson POTY 2019. Took the pipe apart to clean mid smoke and the stem got stuck. Had to stop and rest the pipe to get it unstuck. I guess it's gonna be a DGT for tomorrow.
Finished a bowl of KBV Yoshimi’s Out Shine in a Digby prince, now smoking 5 Brothers in a Kaywoodie relief grain 08 dublin.
2011 Dunhill Deluxe Navy Rolls in a 1966 Dunhill LB Billiard.
Peterson Royal Yacht in a Dunhill 35 Shell Billard w/after market silver band and F/T stem with a large chip on the underside near the button. This was part of a flea market lot that I picked up awhile ago. I finally got around to cleaning it up and this is my first smoke. The gent that must have owned them loved silver bands and had them put on everything. I don’t know the date or grp# (though I’m guessing it’s a 3) as that part of the nomenclature is covered by the silver band. The bowl is worn unevenly and it’s generally disreputable but I thought I would give it a chance. I may find a way to patch the stem since it’s not worth replacing. Smoking well about 1/4 of a bowl in. I have a similar one from the same lot ready for tomorrow but in the 250 billiard shape with a crappy replacement stem.
Drink of choice is Glendalough Double Barrel Irish whisky. I was looking to pick up some more of their fantastic gin, which has wild grown Irish botanicals when I came across this. Smooth and delicious.
Drink of choice is Glendalough Double Barrel Irish whisky. I was looking to pick up some more of their fantastic gin, which has wild grown Irish botanicals when I came across this. Smooth and delicious.
There’s just something about a good ring grain blast that is hard to beat! Lovely!2006 Samuel Gawith Best Brown Flake in a Rad Davis Billiard.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Wilke No. 111 in a smooth medium bend 1950s Peterson Shamrock Killarney 9BC with a sterling silver band and a black vulcanite p-lip stem. Time to do one more set of walking.
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