It's nice to see that you appreciate a good MOLINA pipe too. I believe I have about 14 of them and they are all good smokers. That's a fine looking pipe. Happy smoking!!
***What Are You Smoking, July 2022?***
- Thread starter JimInks
- Start date
- Status
Smoking Low Country Natural Va/Or in the yard cobs. Washing cars.
Story Teller’s Pipe Sweet Galenas in a Nording Cheetah. 
Sampling some whole leaf Perique I just got done processing. Fantastic stuff. 
Just sitting here enjoying some Mac Baren Navy Flake with a black coffee while wishing I had about a $1,000 that I don't need. Would like to purchase a few pounds of this, and grab a small tin of the HH Burley Flake and Old Kentucky Dark Fired to see if I would like them (though I am sure I would), as well as a tin of the Edward G. Robinson blend, a sleeve of the Savinelli Jupiter, as well as a Savinelli Tres pipe (that cute little thing would be perfect for short smokes through the day) and a Savinelli pipe in their 626 bent apple shape. ?
Whoever said "patience is a virtue" must never have wanted for anything.
Whoever said "patience is a virtue" must never have wanted for anything.
God Saturday all. Having trouble getting anything except Elizabethan Mixture to smoke well. A smart man would stick with the Elizabethan.
1/2 Bowl of 50/50 mix of Captain Black original and Smoker's pride Cherry Cavendish slow stoked in a Barontini 1/2 spigot pipe with acrylic stem and 10 mm filter. The chamber is 20mmx52mm - 1/2 full and it took me 40 minutes. Don't know if that's good, bad or about right but it seemed the slowest I have ever puffed a pipe. I probably won't buy Captain Black again and may dedicate this pipe to Country Squire Old Tobey. Interestingly I noticed a series of what appeared to be pinholes on both sides of the newer Barontini in the clear finish - I hadn't dropped it. Under a 20 power loop it appeared that the finish has come off a series of pin point surface fills along two grain lines. I wiped it down and put a light coating of wax over the pipe. Eventually the shiny finish will wear off and I can just wax it for a natural look. Good afternoon and evening to all.
Wessex Campaign in my Graziano Tendi Dublin. In my favorite bar, Tony’s in Winter Garden. Gentlemen Jack to pair.
G&H Ennerdale Flake in a Savinelli Regimental Smooth Bordeaux 624
Anthology in my Mark Tinsky. First impression is very good!
War Horse Bar in a Grabow Duke baby bowl pipe
The rain stopped long enough for me to get a second set of walks in, and I'm close to finishing this bowl of year 2015 D&R A.B. Rimboche in an undated slight bend, smooth flame grain Wessex Standard egg with a brown accent on the black vulcanite saddle stem. Watching the Braves-Nats game.
Cornell & Diehl Anthology in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
The one I use as a walking smoker is a good pipe. I have two more, but they are unsmoked. I have a fair number of unsmoked pipes.
2013 Brigham Klondike Gold in a Jack Howell Apple.
After working this morning, and knocking a couple things off the “to do” list today, my weekend will begin right now. I’m smoking St. James Flake in a MM Emerald and having a pour of E.H. Taylor small batch. Shade on the porch, and The Allman Brothers on the speakers.
Cheers!
Cheers!
2018 GH&Co Ennerdale in a Gen. 1 L Kirsten.
Pegasus in a Peterson System Standard B42. Day kinda got away from me. I'm having my breakfast smoke for dinner. It was worth the wait.
Need to look over a few days of posts!! Sitting on the deck enjoying some rain from under the large umbrella. To save time, here are what I have planned. Peterson “Royal” 998 (cool little pipe)I snagged from @captainsousie on pipe listings and Watch City Rouxgaroux he kindly included as a bonus! Our 15 year old Jedi master golden photo bombed it, lol. Then this wonderful little chimney with incredible rings I commissioned a few months ago from Luiz Lavos with some 2018 BBF @hoosierpipeguy included as a little bonus with a tobacco purchase! Thanks guys! 
- Status