Good day all! Started with C&D Bayou Morning in an Upshall P smooth Bulldog with hex shank and saddle stem. Then went straight to St. Bruno RR in a dedicated Tilshead. From the first bowl, days without a bowl of SBRR are only because circumstances have conspired against me - it's the only blend that's always "on deck" (makes me glad that Condor isn't readily available on our side of the pond or most likely I'd be a junkie).
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Erik Stokkebye Morning Blend in an SMS meer.
D&R Cockstrong, a blend of Burley, Turkish, and Virginia, in the meer. A great blend if you like unflavored toasty Burley with a little Turkish spice. Reminds me of unflavored homemade granola.
This pipe is finally starting to get some noticeable faint tan coloration in places other than the shank and rim.
This pipe is finally starting to get some noticeable faint tan coloration in places other than the shank and rim.
I just got a Brigham and I really like it. Thoughts on the brand, and the maple "distillator?"
I find it to be quite similar in function to the Savinelli balsa filters (in the reduction of moisture). They are veyr effective at reducing shank moisture. Useful when the weather is particularly humid (which happens a lot up here in Montréal).
But some prefer to smoke their Brigham's sans-filter to open up the draw.
This being said, I only own one Brigham, so I'm still kind of trialling the whole maple filter. You wipe and can 'soak' the filters in a cup of hot water to clean them out and freshen them up (then dry them on the windowsill).
That being said, I'll be taking it out today again with some Rattray's Marlin Flake for a walk. It smokes very well - will probably purchase more Brigham's in the future.
good night all, P-Cones in a Ardor, Acuarius beside me
and reaty to watch "The killing of a sacred deer"
and reaty to watch "The killing of a sacred deer"
Gotcha. They are definitely on my early short list for affordable pipes.
Late afternoon pre-Zoom bowl of Wilke Chocolate in a Charatan smooth Poker with saddle stem size 4. Lovely Upshall back there, simong!
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of Prince Albert in a 2015 Basil Meadows black sandblasted billiard with an aluminum band and a pearl red acrylic tapered stem.
Good Night Folks, Nightcap in a Sandblast Rattray's Dark Reign.
Back in the car with MacB Navy Flake in the Stanwell lovat again
Strolling with my Brigham, went with some PH Dark Strong ?
It’s 22.00 here,Just starting to cool down.
Time for a bowl of Bjarne Virginia Flake in a MM Rob Roy cob.Drinking some camomile tea
Time for a bowl of Bjarne Virginia Flake in a MM Rob Roy cob.Drinking some camomile tea
Peterson: Irish Flake in a Meer...
Now smoking D&R Ryback in a smooth straight late 1970s Charatan Special 4148DC Reg. No. 203573 pot with a black double comfort vulcanite stem. Time for another set of walking reps.
Newminster 403 in a 1995 Dunhill Shell shape 4102.
Today on my way home from work I smoked HH Bold Kentucky rubbed out in a Nording Valhalla Billiard Spigot. This tobac was so dry it snapped when I went to fold the flake, rubbed it out until it real well and it smokes great with great flavor. 
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Motzek (TAK) Virginia Cake in an undated straight black sandblasted Kevin Arthur brandy with a multi-colored accent on the white acrylic saddle stem. This pipe was originally owned by Sante “FishnBanjo” Giuliani. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
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