Cornell & Diehl Sunday Picnic from 2017 in a Sasieni Four Dot Hurlingham S
***What Are You Smoking, July 2021?***
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Watching the sun go down with Quiet nights in a Ben Wade Hand
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C&D Speakeasy Navy Blend in a Sasieni Patent Viscount Lascelles Rustic. It’s likely around the time they adopted the newer script logo, and hadn’t yet exhausted stock of the older diamond logo pattern stems.
I’ve got several lbs of that stuff same vintage sitting around. I might just have to break some out. I haven’t smoked any for a couple years…
2016 SG St James Flake in a Larry Roush bent pot with blue stem that is his take on the Castello shape 55.
Samuel Gawith Grousemoor in an Old German Clay (Markus Fohr model with Vulcanite stem)
Enjoyed a tasty peach, and am smoking year 2005 GLP Cumberland in a 2017 smooth, medium bend, medium brown made in France Comoy’s Riband 184 apple with a black vulcanite tapered stem. Going to work before long.
I enjoy the citrus and easy burn rate. When I'm doing walking reps, I seldom have to relight.
Last smoke of the day will be C&D The Beast in a Georg Jensen cutty.
Bad picture of a nice pipe. Micah Redmond stubby apple with some 2018 Pease Union Square. Learnin' about Padron.
Now smoking year 2015 WarHorse Ready Cut in an undated straight sandblasted black Ropp Crystal billiard with a clear acrylic perspex saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Rattray’s Old Gowrie in a Peterson Carroll of Carrollton. I’m steadily zeroing in on the optimum style of tobacco for this pipe. Maker’s Mark with a splash of ginger to round out the greatness. Cheers!
Finishing a 16 hour day that started 500 miles and a long drive after an exam. I leave again in the morning. But that’s not now. Capstan Blue in a 1906 Loewe Bulldog.
What an unusual stem! I wonder how (or if) it affects the experience.
No more than any other acrylic stem. I do like the look of it very much.
Now smoking Wilke High Hat in a late 40s, early 50s straight black sandblasted Wagner (Comoy’s second) pot with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Good day all. Now, Orlik Golden Sliced in a brand new pipe I bought yesterday in the old city of Chania, Crete, where I am spending my vacation. It is a very cheap but smokeable olive wood pipe, I purchased it in a shop that sells various objects made from olive wood.
Enjoy the rest of your summer good people.
Enjoy the rest of your summer good people.
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