Felt like something strong this early morning. Dark Birds Eye in a cob 
***What Are You Smoking, July 2023?***
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Received a box of clay pipe fragments from @Birddog66; I can imagine litter picking a place where people still smoked clay pipes
starting this Sunday with Rum Flake, coffee and garage clean up
Old Fredders Broken Flake in a Morta Cannonball.
@FoggyMorning Nice pipe and good tobacco choice; I was smoking C&D Yorktown in my clay pipe at the Redcoats & Revolutionaries event at Cromford Mill last year when the blacksmith lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge!
I used to pick them up by the handful on the Thames in London when I was a kid mud larking, found all sorts of strange stuff including a cannon ball. Now you have to dig pretty deep to find anything there and I think you need a permit.I don't wear the Redcoat while litter picking.
Received a box of clay pipe fragments from @Birddog66; I can imagine litter picking a place where people still smoked clay pipes
I love the stuff. I tend not to get along with heavily topped or cased blends, and as far as I can tell, this is neither.Rattray’s Old Gowrie in a Dr. Grabow: Commodore 65 Zulu, dated from 1967-1969, vulcanite stem, metal screw-in tenon, no stinger.
@UncleRasta Gowrie is starting to grow on me, but the slighty sweet tin note and taste, is that a casing or the Kentucky?
What say you too @JimInks what is that tin note and similar taste in Old Gowrie, somewhat like Hal O’ The Wynd, casing, or the Kentucky? hmm
Be well everyone!
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Smoking some 1960’s Edgeworth in this Kiko Caveman, basically a couple of million year old geological sample with a stem. 
@Birddog66 Sounds good to me! Rotherham Bridge Chapel (where I took part in a volunteer day with Don Catchment Rivers Trust) used to be a tobacconist that sold clay pipes; didn't find any discarded ones though
Anthony (DCRT volunteer leader) says he found a pewter tankard and clay pipe; he said they were mine!
Davidoff Flake Medallions in my old Dunhill E17 prince pipe. With a nice cold beer, all set and ready for the start of the Belgian Francorchamps F1 Grand Prix 2023.
Sometimes a “no name” pipe is awesome.
Pegasus in a Peterson Deluxe System 11FB.
It looks like a nice sandblasted bowl for a 'no name' pipe. Any idea where it comes from? And what tobacco are smoking in it now?
Well, I know I slept late if my wife has to wake me up! Seriously though, that women can sleep! 
It’s probably healthier then insomnia like I got,
HH Bold Kentucky mixed about 50/50 with HH Rustica. I call it HHHH Krustica!
In a Scovgaard blasted bent brandy with horn.
It’s probably healthier then insomnia like I got,HH Bold Kentucky mixed about 50/50 with HH Rustica. I call it HHHH Krustica!
In a Scovgaard blasted bent brandy with horn.
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Me too, I always want to “catch up” in the morning, with caffeine and nicotene!
Breaking in my new pre-war BBB with some old Astley's 44 while enjoying some of B&W's seasonal roast. 
Last crumbs from a 100g tin of Mcclelland MV27 filled the Il Duca B strawberry bent.
Iced latte for my bougie ass.
Iced latte for my bougie ass.
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