Mick Mcquaid Plug in a B10. Been slicing some flakes from last season’s staghorn plugs
***What Are You Smoking, July 2022?***
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I rubbed out some PS Luxury Navy Flake way earlier, but got busy, finally getting to my "afternoon" pipe here after dinner. Was in the mood for it earlier, but now I am not in the mood for something spicy, but it's been out drying all day so, it is what it is. Luckily it's not too spicy for me compared to some others.
A non alcoholic whiskey? I gotta know, how is it? I used to collect whiskey until it started collecting me. Didn't even know NA whiskey was a thing
A quarter of the way through this soon-to-be released Watch City Waltham Broken Cake in a medium bend fumed tan crackled year 2020 Ahmet Govem reverse calabash meerschaum with a military mount silver band and black acrylic stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Watching an important game between the Braves-Mets.
Had some UNO in an unmarked Calabash
Peter Heinrichs Golden Sliced in a Mastro de Paja
St Bruno Flake in a Kaywoodie Silhouette billiard
Half and Half in a Moonshine Leather Sandblasted Devil Anse. Enjoying another beautiful Long Island on the side porch.
Former's Private Flake from a Jason Patrick stack 
Samuel Gawith Balkan Flake from 2017 (Purchased from a forum member in 2017) in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
Got a half-bowl of Lane RLP-6 drying on a paper towel, with the full knowledge that a watched pot never boils. The Savinelli Tortuga 614 bent billiard sits, uncapped, on its pipe rest, idle for the moment, as my gaze turns gleefully to the liter of Stoli on top of the fridge. Vodka tonic time awaiteth.
Well, it ain't iambic pentameter, but it'll have to do!
Bird report: California scrub-jay (parents with advanced fledglings/borderline juveniles), Oak titmouse, White-breasted nuthatch, House finch, Western kingbird, Mountain chickadee, California towhee, California quail, Red-tailed hawk, and of course, the ever-present Common raven.
Monsoon rain on the way for Friday (which will blessedly douse Yosemite on its way north), so I'd better get some smokin' in while it's still dry.
Well, it ain't iambic pentameter, but it'll have to do!
Bird report: California scrub-jay (parents with advanced fledglings/borderline juveniles), Oak titmouse, White-breasted nuthatch, House finch, Western kingbird, Mountain chickadee, California towhee, California quail, Red-tailed hawk, and of course, the ever-present Common raven.
Monsoon rain on the way for Friday (which will blessedly douse Yosemite on its way north), so I'd better get some smokin' in while it's still dry.
Wessex Burley Slice in a Castello great line.
"Oh, Dunny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling..."
I was just gifted a tin of the slices, being a burley lover I'm really excited. Any tips with this blend? Thanks
St Bernard Flake in my Jesse Jones saddle billiard.
Hearth & Home Black House in a Tekin Meer. After smoking almost all burleys this past month this blend was not only a nice change but the flavor meter was off the charts.
Loading up Capstan Blue in a W. H. Newman Ltd. from 1912. This is my 5th from this Maker/Mounter
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