Good day all! Starting with LJ Peretti Ennerdale Flake (2006) in a MM Cob (trying to extend what little I have left). Not sure what the day is calling for in terms of bowls, so ....
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Good morning,
Starting my day with Tasty Kake in a Brigham 247 with coffee
Starting my day with Tasty Kake in a Brigham 247 with coffee
Thank you. I enjoy your photos of the Scottish countryside.
C&D Bayou Morning in a “Clark’s” Sovereign 
Now trying the Frankencake Mk ll, in a Longchamp, it’s better than it was but I’m leaving it for another month or two. The idea was to make Comoys Cornish more palatable, it’s worked in that respect but it’s still got a little bitterness to it in the last quarter. I’m hoping time will sort that out.
Homemade crumble cake from a recipe I’m working on. I think I finally have it dialed in. It’s mostly Izmir and bright Virginia with some Perique and Burley for body, and some stoved red Virginia for a little sweetness and mellowing. Smoking it in a Savinelli 320KS.
Making our way across the panhandle to swoop through the Gulf.
LJ Peretti No Name (2009) in an Upshall P smooth Dublin with tapered stem. A "steriods Lakeland" burley blend that doesn't trigger "burley mouth" for me that's always an interesting change of pace.
Capstan Blue in the Kiko meer poker. 
First smoke today is Carter Hall in a J.T. Cooke Poker. Black Sumatra coffee on the side.
A bowl of MacBaren’s Scottish Mixture in Vauen pot-shaped accompanied by black Turkish coffee.
Good morning all. I'm starting my smoking day with HH Old Dark Fired in an MM nekkid Diplomat Apple.
An Ehrlich Bulldog with, as you may be able to see, a meerschaum bowl, packed with G.L. Pease Maltese Falcon. The pipe smokes great and, interestingly, the initials of the artisan, in this case FBM, appears on the top of the stem. If there are any Ehrlich experts out there, let me know about it.
An Ehrlich Bulldog with, as you may be able to see, a meerschaum bowl, packed with G.L. Pease Maltese Falcon. The pipe smokes great and, interestingly, the initials of the artisan, in this case FBM, appears on the top of the stem. If there are any Ehrlich experts out there, let me know about it. The Falcon is only okay, not as good as his Westminster but still smokable.
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I also wasn’t exactly bowled over by Maltese Falcon. I’ll finish my jar, but my favorite Pease English so far is Spark Plug.An Ehrlich Bulldog with, as you may be able to see, a meerschaum bowl, packed with G.L. Pease Maltese Falcon. The pipe smokes great and, interestingly, the initials of the artisan, in this case FBM, appears on the top of the stem. If there are any Ehrlich experts out there, let me know about it. The Falcon is only okay, not as good as his Westminster but still smokable.
Nice 320ks Trevi
Just finishing this bowl of circa year 2000 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.
Doing some writing and enjoying a big bowl of Maltese Falcon in this XXL Canadian marked “Made in London England”
McLelland English Cavendish in the bent Ornsby Pipe, I’ve never had anything quite like this before, (it’s not an “English” blend or what I’d consider a Cavendish) but it’s very interesting and as far as I know my first experience of Xanthi. It’s got a lovely spice to it and it’s constantly evolving through the bowl. Another McLelland masterpiece, breaks my heart that they’re gone.
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