Having some relief at G&H Lakelands and other British stuff so I went ahead and popped open a tin of trusted Old Gowrie and stuffed some in my Dunhill shell Prince group 3 to which I gave a salt&booze treatment some days ago.
***What Are You Smoking? March 2020***
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Keep at it, we all thank you!
Broke me off a piece of Sam Gawith St. James plug for my Dragon Briar Italian pear.
Dried it in the microwave for 25 second and the smell was just fantastic in there..everyone's asking if I was making bread or cookies...good stuff!
C&D Bayou Morning Flake in a Savinelli Series III Unfinished 677 and a cup of Joe...this stuff is pretty good!
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I have been smoking a lot of Haunted bookshop for some reason. Maybe it's just a phase. Maybe, God forbid, I am becoming a Burley guy.
I just had some Sutliff 515 in a Castello KK Canadian.
Just finished voting and this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures Burley Morning Pipe in a 1980s black sandblasted slight bend Savory’s Argyll 281 Cherrywood with a black vulcanite tapered stem.
Gorgeous grain!I just had some Sutliff 515 in a Castello KK Canadian.
Thanks! I guess the grain is quite good for a KK Collection, though the above pic shows her better side.
50/50 Stokkebye Burley 702 and C&D Yorktown in a sandblasted Malaga author whose stem was recently reshaped and bent by Mike Myers at Walker Briar Works. He does very fine work.
Give in. Resistance if futile.
This morning I tried to extract some flavor from some Danske Club Black out of my Republic Period Peterson Supreme XL02s.
Golden Sliced in the Dolomiti 311, while enjoying the mountains before heading back to work.
A quarter of a bowl left of Ken Byron Ventures Verge Engine Retrodrive in a medium bend 1983 Ascorti New Dear KS with a black acrylic stem. Just did my daily walk around the block, and fed the neighborhood cats.
Almost half way through this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures’ Watch City Ventures Crumb Fu in a 2019 straight smooth brown Merchant Service “Bing” with a nickel band and black vulcanite tapered stem.
First bowl in my newest carve. Pembroke I think
"Le Petit Robin" in table-top "Orlik" Block pipe
Match Edgeworth RR in a Barling Londoner #6279 Pot.
Troost Aromatic Cavendish in a T. Cristiano Metamorfosi Billiard. Mild but tasty.
Walking from work with BasMatica in a Kaywoodie shell craft paneled billiard from 2013.
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