2021 Astley #44 in a Savinelli Capri Root poker
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SPC Plum Pudding SR in a Monier Lovat. Listening to the Beatles A Hard Day’s Night.
Going to have Savinelli 140° (1358/2800) in my 60th Birthday pipe, a virgin, sandblasted Savinelli Autograph Extraordinaire (Eccezionale) Fan while I catch up on the 2024 World Cup of Darts.
Full back story on this unique pipe here.
Full back story on this unique pipe here.
HU Moroccan Bazaar this morning with coffee. And a short story regarding the pipe: "The Smoker had an idea and described to the Carver. The Carver designed, further developed and came back to the Smoker with a much improved version of his initial idea. Result: Deal! Both parts happy, win-win case." End of story. The characters: "the Smoker" - Christos D. Tsatsaronis, "the Carver" - George Leoussis from GL Pipes.
Enjoy the weekend good people!
Enjoy the weekend good people!
Ennerdale in a bent Pioneer block meer with an Irish coffee.
Almost forgot-I had Irish Flake/FVF mix again this evening taking care of the horses while the wife bathed the midget, this time in my Stanwell for Poul Olsen “My Own Blend” blasted 079.
Speaking of midgets, my granddaughter entered the world this afternoon-7lb 4oz, healthy, and beautiful.
Her brother was being a stubborn little cuss this afternoon, but saw the ramifications of “faff around and find out” and got his attitude squared away.
Speaking of midgets, my granddaughter entered the world this afternoon-7lb 4oz, healthy, and beautiful.
Her brother was being a stubborn little cuss this afternoon, but saw the ramifications of “faff around and find out” and got his attitude squared away.
A pair of French made and hallmarked GBDs today
Next up is the tapered stem straight Apple
With another VaPer - cube cut Sam Gawith’s St. Jame’s Flake
Next up is the tapered stem straight Apple
With another VaPer - cube cut Sam Gawith’s St. Jame’s Flake
Congratulations on your new granddaughter
Always a joyous occasion welcoming a new member to the family
Congratulations!!! Lets light up for her, her parents and their grandparents
Is she born on the 5th or the 4th?
Some haul from yesterday, SG BBF and Macbaren Vanilla Flakes (best on the Refbjerg)
Two different sandblasting style. The Dunhill is 1978 somewhat less craggy than the older ones. Refbjerg is craggier, deeper blast, with V shaped bowl.
The Diplomat is probably best for BBF
Luxury Twist flake twisted and stuffed in my '66 Dunhill Shell 6120 F/T 4S while listening to this 1994 David Lindley show in Ballard in 1994. "I was there." 30 freaking years ago already. Great set you can find as their "Official Bootleg #2" album.
Enjoyed a bit of low calorie snacking, and have passed the first third of this bowl of year 2021 Erik Stokkebye 4th Generation Evening Flake in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson Ebony POTY 4AB No. 422/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Thanks, born on the 5th (today).Congratulations!!! Lets light up for her, her parents and their grandparents
Is she born on the 5th or the 4th?
Some haul from yesterday, SG BBF and Macbaren Vanilla Flakes (best on the Refbjerg)
Two different sandblasting style. The Dunhill is 1978 somewhat less craggy than the older ones. Refbjerg is craggier, deeper blast, with V shaped bowl.
The Diplomat is probably best for BBF
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That Refbjerg is very nice!
By Geometry i think the Refbjerg is about perfect for me - light weight, bent, v-bowl and balanced
The Dunhill is not as comfortable
now on BBF
Congrats man! She'll have some great birthdays to look forward to!
Almost a third of the way through this bowl of year 2014 Uhle’s 00 in a straight smooth brown post-WW2 LHS Purex Superfine 74 Canadian with a metal screw-in tenon and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Fed all the ferals except for the still missing Abner the Eager. Going to read baseball box scores now.
MB Vanilla Roll Cake in an Altinay.
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of Seattle Pipe Club Give Me Liberty in a straight smooth medium brown pre-1920 straight Marechal Ruchon & Cie. Royale apple with a sterling silver band and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Sobrbiker, Mazel tov! (as my Yiayia used to say, not really)
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
FurCoat, I, too, had an Austin America, bought it new for $1,800. I drove it more than 20 miles (to and from my teaching job) each day for 5 years. It finally blew the tranny. But my mechanic had one with a destroyed engine. We swapped my engine into the other Austin and I drove that one for another 5 years! I went from a British Racing Green AA to a Leland Blue one. And yes, being a British Leland Motors product, it spent quite a lot of time in the shop. But I absolutely loved that car.
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