A bowl of OJK in a GBD. Earlier Haunted Bookshop Cake in a Jirsa.
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Half way through this bowl of 2019 Prince Albert in an undated, unbranded straight smooth brown made in France Los Alton VBF Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Got a few things done, including reading baseball box scores. Going to check on the ferals soon. I'll likely end the day with this smoke.
That's right, my friend. I think this blend of tobacco, would fit perfectly, on that boat. I love the aroma of the tin, it smells like a mechanic workshop for trucks, from the eighties. And when you smoke it, it's magnificent. Personal opinion, of course.
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Briar Fox in a Morgan Bones Milan and Mr. Brown iced coffee for me tonight, since sometimes you just want tobacco flavored tobacco and coffee flavored coffee.
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On to my second bowl of Briar Fox for the night! I can't tell if this blend has improved dramatically after a year of aging in a Ball jar or if my pipe smoking skills and ability to pull flavors from a blend have just improved dramatically over the past year, but I remember when I first tried it a year ago I found Briar Fox to be a fairly monotone, hot burning, and bitey smoke. Revisiting Briar Fox tonight though roughly 11 months later it's smoking cool and comfortable and I can really taste the dark, earthy, leaf litter flavors of the red Virginias as well as the hay and grass from the bright Virginias and a very subtle nuttiness from the Burleys. It's all smoothed out quite a bit and there's no sharp acidity from the bright Virginias like I remember it having when I first tried it.
I will admit that the proportions of Virginias and Burleys create a very cigarette-like flavor experience at times, but not like a cheap chemical laden cigarette, I mean a really good RYO cigarette rolled with natural unadulterated tobaccos and unbleached papers. Lucky for me I like that sorta flavor, so Briar Fox is a winner in my book, though your milage may vary.
Finally got some much needed rain. It's rather thick and humid so hopefully we'll get some more. Enjoying some WCC Undead Scottsman in a BST
It's looks to be much better weather in Tampa.
C&D Exclusive in a Dunhill 5117 with
Bali Coffee on the side.
Bali Coffee on the side.
Toward the end of the morning bowl of 1M. Just noticing a small crack the stem of my no-name briar. Probably why it was in a seconds basket.
Before the sun gets too angry, I'm enjoying a bit of C&D Sea Dog in an unbranded bulldog.
Dobies Curlies in the Kai Straight Grain w/horn.
Per Jensen Viking Collection Three swords in Radice
HU Louisiana Broken Flake in a Jirsa.
Sutliff Fox and Hound in a Carroll of Carrolton
My morning Steamworks in the Musico Club w/silver army mount.
2022 WCC Waltham Broken Cake in a Parker.
Pegasus in a Willmer Lumberman with black coffee.
I really like your pipe !
Good day all! Starting this beautiful Florida morning with GH Ennerdale Flake in a dedicated Tilshead smooth footed Cutty with tapered stem.
Ashton on Jeremiah Sandahl 
