Enjoying evening bowl of Amphora kentucky blend in an Castello Old Antiquari G Liverpool
***What Are You Smoking, June 2022?***
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Commemorating the Allied invasion of Europe: D Day, with a smoke of my Blakemar Briars Sir Douglas. Sir Douglas Bader was a legless Spitfire pilot during the Battle of Britain. Thinking fondly of my veteran parents, one an American GI and the other a WAAF in the RAF. So was her sister, my aunt from Northern Ireland.
So….a British pipe filled with American tobacco: C&D Derringer.
God bless them all for their sacrifices and bravery. Never forget D Day!
So….a British pipe filled with American tobacco: C&D Derringer.
God bless them all for their sacrifices and bravery. Never forget D Day!
Enjoying one last bowl of London flake this morning before we head back to real life.
Thanks to the "good man from Spain" (cheers John!), I have been able to smoke another bowl of the glorious Condor RR in a GL (George Leousis) pipe, a bit earlier this evening.
I did it, while watching a Webex Live presentation. The topic was related to another of my hobbies: caving.
The title was "Caves of Greece through the eyes of the foreign travellers, 15th - 19th century". Very interesting.
Caving is a nice hobby, although it can become pretty... muddy.
I did it, while watching a Webex Live presentation. The topic was related to another of my hobbies: caving.
The title was "Caves of Greece through the eyes of the foreign travellers, 15th - 19th century". Very interesting.
Caving is a nice hobby, although it can become pretty... muddy.
Watch City Simply Red in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
Did a set of walking reps on this sunny day, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a black tapered vulcanite stem. Got a great package of tobacco samples to review, so I'll be working on them very soon.
Three Nuns in a 1982 Castello great line fiammata.
Met a fellow pipe smoker at the Murton Park living history event near York; he let me have a pipeful of GH American Cherry Vanilla. My favourite pipe baccy!
Another showed me how to pack a pipe correctly.
The first said I should throw my Clan on the fire
Another showed me how to pack a pipe correctly.
The first said I should throw my Clan on the fire
Started the day with some vintage Sugar Barrel in a Missouri Pride cob; now smoking OGS in the same.
Close to finishing this bowl of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a straight smooth brown 1920s-30s Sasieni patent 8 dot Marborough lovat with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Lunch follows this smoke.
Decided to defer mowing the pasture until it dries out some more. So, time for a smoke!
Third day in a row smoking this MB London Blend. Really enjoy this baccy. Trying it again in the Altinay Rusticated Dublin Meer.
Got a cup of Pu’erh tea to accompany the smoke.
Third day in a row smoking this MB London Blend. Really enjoy this baccy. Trying it again in the Altinay Rusticated Dublin Meer.
Got a cup of Pu’erh tea to accompany the smoke.
Great job on the first post and welcome aboard!
Nice picture brother. Good luck with the interview man!
Having some c&d red flake from 2020 in a foundation by musico army mount sandblasted billiard with boxwood accent. Happy smokes all! 
St. Bruno: Ready Rubbed in a Falcon with a Meer bowl...
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