Black Frigate in a MM General with vulcanite stem. Melting copper for knife guards. ?
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Bas Matica in a Baglan claw and egg meer.
A fantastic bowl of Capstan Blue. I usually mark my tins but this one I didn’t. It has a date on the back label that says 2013 ( I think July) Anyone know if this is from the original batch? It tasted a little different than later tins I have smoked. Thanks.
Hal O'the Wynd in a Nimbus Sandblast Calabash pipe. I've been enjoying the sunshine in the local park with Tiny Tim & an audiobook, sitting on shaded benches in some quiet spots.
Almost finished smoking 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.
Legendary Marvel Comics artist Joe Sinnott has passed away at age 93. Joe was a big influence on my comic book inking. More importantly, we were close friends for almost twenty years. We vacationed together, did a couple of comic conventions together, and until recent times, talked daily. When I wrote his biography of his comics career, I became acutely aware that Joe had a lot of justified pride in his work, but he was very humble about it as well. He was a gentle soul with a great spirit, and love for everybody he knew. There was a certain innocence in his nature that attracted people to him, but he was nobody's fool. A great father and husband whose life was built around his family, Joe was everybody's friend, and his friends were his family, too. Joe is an irreplaceable man in the hearts of all who knew him. I doubt I'll ever met a kinder human being.
Legendary Marvel Comics artist Joe Sinnott has passed away at age 93. Joe was a big influence on my comic book inking. More importantly, we were close friends for almost twenty years. We vacationed together, did a couple of comic conventions together, and until recent times, talked daily. When I wrote his biography of his comics career, I became acutely aware that Joe had a lot of justified pride in his work, but he was very humble about it as well. He was a gentle soul with a great spirit, and love for everybody he knew. There was a certain innocence in his nature that attracted people to him, but he was nobody's fool. A great father and husband whose life was built around his family, Joe was everybody's friend, and his friends were his family, too. Joe is an irreplaceable man in the hearts of all who knew him. I doubt I'll ever met a kinder human being.
Sounds like he was a great guy. Sorry for the loss of your friend.
A third of the way through this bowl of Wilke Gentry Royal Blend No. 2 in a 1975 three quarter bend black Dunhill Shell 52021 billiard with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Back to coloring this baby, really can't keep my hands off it. This Nate King meer Prince is already picking up a nice cream on the bottom and around the rim; stinkin' it up with some 50/50 H&H AJ's VaPer and JFH Shortcut to Mushrooms ?
About to finish a bowl of G&H Balkan Mixture in an Altinok smooth meerschaum quarter bent Dublin with an acrylic stem.
Rouxgaroux in a Ron Powell Bent Billiard.
Picked Mimosa flowers for an experimental homebrew.
About to load up some GH Kendal Flake in a 1976 G&G Appleby meer-lined resin Cherrywood with carved lion/jungle motif to puff on while I wait for the wort to cool.
About to load up some GH Kendal Flake in a 1976 G&G Appleby meer-lined resin Cherrywood with carved lion/jungle motif to puff on while I wait for the wort to cool.
Quiet Nights in a hobby block, that is still unnamed. ?
Peterson's Flake in a Peterson's Ashford pipe. Listening to an audiobook of Seneca's Essays.
Almost half way through this bowl of Sutliff Prince Andrew in a 2020 smooth light brown, slight bent J. Everett straight grain chubby author with a spalted birch ferrule and a black saddle vulcanite stem in the military mount style.
The Mimosa flowers might be ok, just leave the roots alone.. haha or just make sure you dont have anything to do for the next 24 hours.
Now smoking Three Star Blue in a Dr. Grabow Royal Duke. This is ok stuff, not a gooper. Diet Coke is my drink, as paint some more.
Not playing around with the inner bark or roots (or the sprites?
) at this stage in my life???
Now S.G. St. James Flake in Savinelli Porto Cervo 614
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