Good Saturday morning all. Starting with some Pegasus in a Rossi Vittoria Billiard.
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Haha! Nicely put John !
Even though it's midnight I've decided to have another bowl - smoking some GLP Union Square in my Peterson 106 on my front patio and listening to the amusing sounds of some absolutely feral bitch, drunk as all hell, yelling out at somebody the street over.
Can't make out what she's saying but every sentence ends in the word c**t.
(In 'true blue' Aussie fashion ?)
We can swear like you wouldn't believe ??
Ahhh Saturday nights..
Down to the bottom of this jar of Haddo's Delight with maybe another bowl left in it. I'm feeling considerably better today and as I sit and smoke this morning, I'm making a plan in my head to get back into "fighting" shape (lifting and cardio). As much as I hate to admit it, my pipes tend to make me lazy and there's nothing like a stiff bout of sickness to make you appreciate your health. Coloring meers will have to take a back seat.
Love the patterns developing on the stem!
Mac Baren Navy Flake, in a Dragon Briar custom, watching Le Tour! Much easier this morning than getting up at 4:50am to ride tomorrow. It will be 100+ by 9:00am in AZ. 
This is my 3rd smoke in my kaywoodie Saxon natural bulldog. The first two were with Virginias and the pipe smoked extremely hot and harsh.
I decided to try some haunted bookshop and I’m experiencing the same thing. Has anyone had any issues like this in the modern kaywoodies? It’s a shame because it’s a beautiful looking pipe! Happy smokes all.
I decided to try some haunted bookshop and I’m experiencing the same thing. Has anyone had any issues like this in the modern kaywoodies? It’s a shame because it’s a beautiful looking pipe! Happy smokes all.
GBD Made in England 9866 Virgin with a saddle stem. on of my oldest personally owned pipes. I won it in a pipe smoking contest. Lane 1Q with a bit of Sutliff Frosty Mint to make it a Kool smoke. I aged this blend for a year and I’ll be opening a can of Colt 45 later. I pick up the purple suit from the kleeners in an hour.
G&H Ennerdale in a MM 150th anniversary Bully
Cornell and Diehl Kelly's Coin in a Savinelli 320 9mm.
2013 Capstan Blue Flake in a Rad Davis Dublin(12/2012.
This pipe was the first commission I had ever done with an artisan and I am very lucky to have it made by Rad. He never asked for a deposit even though we had never been in contact with each other. He knew that if I did not like it for any reason he could sell it off his web site in hours. The man knew the kind of talent he possessed. His artistic shapes on my favorite classics was what really drew me in.
This pipe was the first commission I had ever done with an artisan and I am very lucky to have it made by Rad. He never asked for a deposit even though we had never been in contact with each other. He knew that if I did not like it for any reason he could sell it off his web site in hours. The man knew the kind of talent he possessed. His artistic shapes on my favorite classics was what really drew me in.
About a third of a bowl left 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.
Diggin on the new Simply Orange from Watch City in a Nording Compass
The chicken is smoking in the Pit Barrel Cooker, ordered some tobacco from a forum member (pipe on Thursday from another!!) so catching up on here and enjoying some Wilke No. 515 in my Sherlock Holmes Rathbone - first pipe, first blend I ever tried and still favorites.
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