Wessex Gold Brick in a Peterson Watson.
***What Are You Smoking, June 2022?***
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Sitting in my favorite local brick and mortar smoking some Sutliff Virginia Slices in an IMP.
Smoking Five Brothers in a Peterson XL02 with a Cherry Pepsi. Walking and swimming done. Bolts didn’t make it, but was a good series. Back to the Rays!
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Black Maria in a Kristiansen rusticated Bulldog with a heavily modified saddle stem.
Haunted Bookshop in a NOS Peterson Killarney 80s that I've received today. My first Peterson ever.
This about says it. Painful experience even after a year. But I think I figured it out. Will give it a try in a year. This tub was opened about a year ago, or more. With plastic lib on, it's still moist as if it was opened yesterday.
Sir John’s Flake in a cob. We’ve had much needed rain roll through earlier and the temps have cooled to 70f at the moment. Feels nice!
@timt , I hope the household starts feeling better soon!
@timt , I hope the household starts feeling better soon!
Enjoyed a short nap, and am half way through this bowl of year 2022 Prince Albert in a 2015 Basil Meadows black sandblasted billiard with an aluminum band and a pearl red acrylic tapered stem. Working on a revised review of this blend.
4th bowl of the day. Retirement is nice.
Briar Fox in my SMS carved bent Billiard.
Briar Fox in my SMS carved bent Billiard.
C&D Mountain Camp, a sister blend to Night Bayou with different proportions and a very different flavor profile, in my Caminetto Hawksbill courtesy of bayareabriar and his limerick contest for vets. Boy, did the pipe find a permanent home. It's compact with a generous chamber, easy to clench, and snazzy looking. It keeps jumping the rotation. Wouldn't this blend taste good in the Hawksbill? Yup.
Been a good day! A family member had surgery for a tumor. It went well, she is home, and the dr is confident he got all the cancer. Thank God that's over! Celebrating with a big bowl of Shepherd's Pie in a cob.
Earlier today I smoked St Bruno RR in a Peterson rusticated Standard System 317. Now C&D Derringer in the same pipe. I have a vintage 317 that was my Ulster grandfathers pipe, but as he was a bit aggressive with his penknife, I bought a new one and it smokes beautifully. Not too small a chamber as some have posited. A great pipe!
2019 HU Director’s Cut with a little extra Perique pressed in in a Peterson Pre Rep Sterling 9BC. Fresh squeezed lemonade is my drink.
I've been smoking Mac Baren Vanilla Cream. Has become my favorite aromatic. I like that the vanilla isn't perfume-y and has a more raw, unrefined taste (Madagascar vanilla I guess?). Also surprised how well it burns. I'm rarely able to smoke 99.9% of a bowl but I can with this. Smoked really nice in my Savinelli 320 Author.
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