Good plan, that stuff really benefits from time to breathe
Awesome BriarWorks by the way. Love it
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Awesome BriarWorks by the way. Love it
The one pictured is my Ropp. Letting the Briarworks rest a min lol
Beautiful! Did you happen to pick up one of those limited Punto Oro sets on Smoking Pipes?
Did a set of walking reps under hot and humid skies, and am not far from finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Gained less weight from yesterday than I expected, so I'm going off my diet for lunch.
That clay looks like an antique now!
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One beautiful pipe !
Ok, now I’m jealous. Just received my 673 but it’s not a Punto Oro.
I need some Agent orange for this darn yard. Sick of cutting it this week! 5 Hours of Bob’s Chocolate Flake in a Tekin Lattice Stack Billiard
Now some Bosun Cut Plug in an IMP Poker
Now some Bosun Cut Plug in an IMP Poker
Having some HU White Horses in a Peterson Donegal Rocky XL90.
Sakura in the Morning (while it lasts; the end is nigh). So good. In the SMS Big Bent Lattice Meer, and coffee.
10:30 AM Pacific Time. Morning smoke, McQueen Miniature, Tobacco: my usual Navy, perique and cubed molasses cured burly, "Rockwell" by TobaccoBarn. I like a bold, short smoke of about 15-20 minutes as I plan my day, and have 4 favoured tobaccos in the AM: Rockwell and Black Frigate, a recent and treasured addition (both Navys), Backwoods Buttered Rum, a rather crude and loveable ersatz aromatic, and anthing else I fancy with a bit of a snarl to it.
The McQueen miniatures fill this short smoke niche perfectly, as all of the various styles have the same size bowl, either 3/4" or 5/8" in depth, 14mm in diameter. Thimble size, can only get my little finger into the top. Depending on the burning rate and dryness of the tobacco, I can get from 15 - 25 minutes from these pipes, of which I have 8 of varying styles. This time of the morning, I don't want any more. I sit there puffing, planning and organizing my day.
The McQueen miniatures fill this short smoke niche perfectly, as all of the various styles have the same size bowl, either 3/4" or 5/8" in depth, 14mm in diameter. Thimble size, can only get my little finger into the top. Depending on the burning rate and dryness of the tobacco, I can get from 15 - 25 minutes from these pipes, of which I have 8 of varying styles. This time of the morning, I don't want any more. I sit there puffing, planning and organizing my day.
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Beautiful pipe. I have an MLC in my collection. Did you have the stem replaced or did you get it that way?
I recommend it. I have six yard cobs that are always loaded and ready to go. I beat the heck out of them and the plastic stems are perfect for clenching all day without jaw fatigue.Gotta get me a couple or six of those, eh?
Back out to do more yard work. Newminster 403 in some cobs.
Enjoyed a tall stack of cinnamon raisin French toast with a golden delicious apple on the side. I'm near the half way mark of this bowl of year 2000 VaPer Three Nuns in a 1938 straight black grain relief Dunhill OX Shell bulldog with a silver band repair with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Coffee from a freshly opened bag of Gold Star Peruvian Macchu Picchu, neat, is my drink.
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