GLP Union Square in my HS Studio Reverse Calabash Freehand.
***What Are You Smoking, July 2022?***
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Second that!
Billy Budd in a large Ascorti Business
A bowl of some Dark Strong while I harvest from the garden
Going to have Cornell & Diehl Super Balkan (actually the bulk version in this instance—the tin is for scale) in a Savinelli Punto Oro 2001 (Billiard/Apple?) I'm not sure they make this model anymore—the numbering suggests 1950s–1960s if I'm not mistaken. It’s a small pipe, and the bottom of the shank is flat—it’s a sitter.
Cornell & Diehl Old Joe Krantz in a Savinelli 320 9mm.
My o my! I am many pages behind. Not going to try and catch up, sorry. Very busy with family matters. Snuck out for a quick smoke of Shepherd's Pie in a cob. Now I gotta go wash up. Only my nephew smokes, and he aint here. Everyone else proclaims they "hate tobacco". Sigh. Oh well. Trying to keep peace in the house. Probably won't be posting again for a few days. Don't get me wrong, I love my family. But I do not enjoy big "get togethers". Good Sunday y'all.
Sutliff Virginia Slices in an Armentrout Apple
1st) Country Squire Old Tobey in a MM Mark Twain; 2nd) Country Squire Second breakfast in an MM Mark Twain cob. With Columbian coffee with light cream in a 14 oz mug.
Just now filled the rusticated Sav bulldog, with the tortuga acrylic stem…this is also Paul’s Morning Smoke, but from a five year old jar.
More coffee and golf on the radio…
More coffee and golf on the radio…
Robert McConnell Oriental in a GBD 9664 with plateau
Morning coffee and some more of that 8 State Burley. I wasn’t a big fan when it was first released but some time in a jar this is gotten to be a great companion with the coffee.
Half way through a bowl of 2015 Germains Brown Flake in a Jack Howell Paneled Dublin.
Going to have Drucquer & Sons Ltd. Loch Ness Scottish Crumble Plug in a Savinelli de luxe Milano 505 KS Square Shanked Billiard with clear acrylic stem. I'm not that big a fan of square shanks (I find them kind of clunky), but, I'm a sucker for clear stems. When I first started buying GBD pipes, I limited myself to the ones with Perspex stems to keep things manageable—for awhile.
Not far from finishing this bowl of year 2014 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
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