I've passed the first third of this bowl of year 2021 Erik Stokkebye 4th Generation Evening Flake in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson Ebony POTY 4AB No. 422/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem.
***What Are You Smoking, June 2024?***
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Earlier this evening I fired up the wood fired oven. It takes an hour, so I grabbed the Boswell Poker and some 2021 OGS and a cold beer.
Enjoyed an evening with our son and daughter-in-law. Made some pita bread for another meal and some pizzas. Played some games. A Wonderful evening indeed!
Enjoyed an evening with our son and daughter-in-law. Made some pita bread for another meal and some pizzas. Played some games. A Wonderful evening indeed!
Did a little low calorie snacking, and am smoking year 2014 Peter Stokkebye Luxury Twist Flake in a smooth straight brown mid-1930s Linkman’s Dr. Grabow Supreme Bruyere 9456A patent 1896800 billiard with a nickel band and a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Coming to the end of this bowl of Skiff Mixture in a Savinelli Panama lovat. Work has been a killer lately. It's good, don't get me wrong. I think I need a few days away. It'll be time for another pipe shortly. I can ponder further...
Half way through a bowl of Haunted Bookshop in a Jirsa Nosewarmer to start the month of June. I also need to finish the Huber St.Louis Flake in the Karl Erik. 
Having Amphora Kentucky Blend in an Amphora Stack.
Thanks to @Humblepipe for getting this pipe into my hands!
Thanks to @Humblepipe for getting this pipe into my hands!
Now smoking year 2018 Solani 633 in a straight 1954 patent Dunhill 148 Group 3 black shell bulldog made for the France market with a black saddle vulcanite stem.
Celebrated World No Tobacco Day yesterday with lunch and with a few like-minded people and cigars. The cigar gods were with us - rained while we were lunching, then dried up while we lit up.
No such luck today - it’s been pissing down all day
Taking out my only 2 North American briars.
The 1st is a post-WWll LHS Sterncrest Lovat with a chimney tenon extension instead of the more usual metal stinger
With a bowl of Watch City Old Dominion
No such luck today - it’s been pissing down all day
Taking out my only 2 North American briars.
The 1st is a post-WWll LHS Sterncrest Lovat with a chimney tenon extension instead of the more usual metal stinger
With a bowl of Watch City Old Dominion
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Next up is a Canadian Julius Vesz 3/4 bent egg with a diamond shank and saddle stem
With a bowl of 4Noggins Weybridge
With a bowl of 4Noggins Weybridge
I've been house sitting for my Grandma and taking care of her garden while she vacations out of state. I just had my first bowl of Three Nuns in my Paykoc meer lined olive wood and I must say this is now my favorite blend, I love the spicy character. It reminds me of what I love about Nicaraguan cigars. First Kentucky blend I've tried, I was expecting it to be like Latakia but this has proven to be a very different animal. I'll definitely be trying more Kentucky blends when given the chance.
Passing the quarter mark of this bowl of year 2014 Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a dark brown medium bend grain etched 1970s Preben Holm Ben Wade Prominence B freehand with a black vulcanite stem.
First smoke of June is Carolina Red Flake with Perique 2023 in my Andreas Bauer straight billiard silver spigot meerschaum with acrylic stem and 9mm filter. This pipe and the new pipe insert have served me well all of May 31.
Happy June! This morning its some HU Nyala plus a pinch of extra perique in a ser jacopo.
Clan in a clay. Booked 2 more Viking axe throwing sessions; I really enjoyed my first one!
Good morning. We begin in this fantastic first of June, with the first third of Amphora Full, in a General MM. Accompanied by a black coffee, with a few drops of Spanish brandy.
Looking forward to my Viking axe throwing & meeting the Ferrers Household this month:
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@OzPiper ok wait a ding dang minute here, I remember talk of an Asian Culture in the family if I do recall correctly. LOL 
SO….
Mr Fez on the left!
P.S. You tell that chap, Mr. Khaki Pants, who’s being a stick in the mud not facing the camera, he’s not invited to the next party! LOL
SO….
Mr Fez on the left!
P.S. You tell that chap, Mr. Khaki Pants, who’s being a stick in the mud not facing the camera, he’s not invited to the next party! LOL
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Time for another pipe. Some Louisana Broken Flake with half Tuarkeh. Its a delicious mix. Its in the new to me Caminetto. Its a nice sized pipe but very light.
