Two Timer in a Castello billiard, almost pot-like.
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First smoke of the day is some cube cut GLP Quiet Nights in a 1903 WHC silver army mount with natural horn stem. 
Bob’s Chocolate Flake in a Missouri Meerschaum Reverse Calabash Cob and an @JimInks cocktail of chilled water with bergs.
Happy Friday to everyone.
Happy Friday to everyone.
Ojk Blue in my SMS floral.
The meer that started it all for me.
The meer that started it all for me.
What year was the cob made? Beautiful
Old Georgetown Blend in a Dunhill Canadian
PS Blend is a tasty treat !
They are!! Too bad that one's the Brigham!! Oops I didnt realize that till now.
Also a nice pipe for me, the Brigham.I haven't even had a beer yet...
Whoa! Chris Thile’s dad is a Pipemaker? Wild.
Country Squire Lamb With Jam in a Marxman Jumbo C while loading the truck to head for the mountains.
Cleaned and reamed the work and truck pipes: the Short Army 102, the Ropp J11P, and the Briarlee Illustrious. Now they’ll get a much needed rest for the weekend and be ready for the next few work weeks.
Once I have what I believe to be enough black Maxwell House Regular in my system, it’ll be time to fix the front end loader on the tractor and assess (and correct) the effects of last night’s storm.
A pipe and pocket full of C&D Winchester will accompany me for those chores, and the pipe shall be my walnut Lee three star saddle stemmed pear. I picked up it and it’s lighter stained twin from @Briar Lee towards the beginning of my pipe journey, and this has become the workhorse of the pair. Hopefully I don’t get distracted from my work too much by random ruminations…
Once I have what I believe to be enough black Maxwell House Regular in my system, it’ll be time to fix the front end loader on the tractor and assess (and correct) the effects of last night’s storm.
A pipe and pocket full of C&D Winchester will accompany me for those chores, and the pipe shall be my walnut Lee three star saddle stemmed pear. I picked up it and it’s lighter stained twin from @Briar Lee towards the beginning of my pipe journey, and this has become the workhorse of the pair. Hopefully I don’t get distracted from my work too much by random ruminations…
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1st bowl, after breakfast today. 2010 Haunted Bookshop in a Santambrogio pot.
Pegasus in a Stanwell
Long day to get through, then a week off
Long day to get through, then a week off
"Sakura in the Morning" with the SMS Big Bent Lattice Meer. Beats the pants off any "Morning" cable tv show!
Everytime I see this Castello, i get Paul Hogan in my head saying "That's a pipe!"
That’s a beauty, how’s the weight?
Checking out the garden after yesterday's monsoon while smoking Kendall Flake.
Breaking in my new Briarworks C53 with Ojk Blue.
Half way through this bowl of pre-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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