A quarter of the way through this bowl of 1960s Half and Half in a tan sandblasted paneled quarter bend 2001 Rinaldo Sahara 2 scoop with a pointed front and a tapered black acrylic stem.
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Capstan Navy Flake in a Peterson Aran B10. One of my favorite tobaccos in one of my favorite pipes. Cheers!
I love this little thing, it’s replaced my Falcon Bantam’s as my go to small bowl.
Peterson's Perfect Plug in a small Upshall sandblast Canadian. Lovely Upshall back there, craig61a!
I had some Lizzie Blood after dinner and now having my first bowl of McLelland Dark Star in the long straight Ornsby Pipe with crimson panels on the lower bowl with a deeply scored pattern around it.
The Dark Star is incredible of course, goes without saying really.
The Dark Star is incredible of course, goes without saying really.
More great weather today. I’ve completed my yard chores and have it looking good for the weekend. Time to relax with Gawith Hoggarth Louisiana Flake in a MM Dagner Diamond Poker. Sipping on Eagle Rare bourbon. Cheers!
Windjammer in Peterson Kapp Royal 408. GEC62. Good smoke. Felt a bit of nic.
Last smoke of my day, Janneman in a Paolo Becker
Not far from finishing this bowl of Wilke Peanut Butter in a 2016 quarter bend Royal Meerschaum fluted paneled brandy meer with a black, gold and cream swirl amber colored acrylic tapered stem. Dinner follows this smoke. Watching the Braves-Reds game.
Dunhill Cumberland 6101 with some GH&Co Dark Birds Eye
Will save the Proper English for the weekend, but put some more Eight State into the still new Peterson Aran Smooth Nickel Mounted P-Lip 408. I may drop the Proper English in next time or perhaps the C&D Haunted Bookshop.
Having some BCA in the Falcon straight stem with meerschaum bowl from Star Meerschaum Pipes by Cemal Yavuz.
Have a great evening and enjoy your pipes folks!
Have a great evening and enjoy your pipes folks!
So this evening... well, previously Viprati, in an Invicta Briars Dublin. Followed by Wilke No. 400 in a Stanwell No. 11.
Loading up some Uhle's double-aught in a Foreverstemmed Country Gent. As usual, my accompaniment is Tennessee Honey, this round with a small splash of Skrewball. Previously I took a small glass of Jack Daniel's Sinatra, neat. I would highly recommend this... yeah I know, "I'm not really that fond of Jack Daniel's". I get it. But try this. Like White Rabbit, but even smoother. A bit of an investment but worth it, and will keep well. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
Loading up some Uhle's double-aught in a Foreverstemmed Country Gent. As usual, my accompaniment is Tennessee Honey, this round with a small splash of Skrewball. Previously I took a small glass of Jack Daniel's Sinatra, neat. I would highly recommend this... yeah I know, "I'm not really that fond of Jack Daniel's". I get it. But try this. Like White Rabbit, but even smoother. A bit of an investment but worth it, and will keep well. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
Packed a bowl of Cornell and Diehl Eight State Burley in a MM Freehand to wind down aftet a days work
That is a unique and beautiful pipe
I got to get me one of those cobs, I keep procrastinating
Another cigar. A Graycliff G2. Definitely better after a couple of years age on it. A serviceable smoke.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, lots of chicken and soe sugar snap peas dinner with a scoop of Dutch chocolate ice cream for dessert. I'm a quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2017 Savinelli Doblone d’Oro in a smooth straight brown early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. El Salvador Dali, neat, is my drink.
Finished cleaning four estate pipes today with three in various stages of cleaning. Lots of elbow grease, pipe cleaners, Kosher salt, Q-Tips, napkins, and Everclear have bitten the dust the past few months. I've cleaned at least seventy pipes. Think I'll take a break from that when these are done.
Finished cleaning four estate pipes today with three in various stages of cleaning. Lots of elbow grease, pipe cleaners, Kosher salt, Q-Tips, napkins, and Everclear have bitten the dust the past few months. I've cleaned at least seventy pipes. Think I'll take a break from that when these are done.
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