***What Are You Smoking, March 2021?***
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Close to finishing this bowl of circa year 2000 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
GLP Regent's Flake in the meer, finishing up my second cup of a nice dark roasted coffee.
Germain's Brown Flake in a Czech Rhodesian. Medium roast Koloa.
1997 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Rad Davis Billiard.
Almost a third of the way through 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. Time to go walking.
I'm about to have some 4noggins Three Blind Moose in a Jake Hackert billiard.
Something old, something new. Eickens Gold Flake in a Upshall I got this week.
Mac Baren HH Burley Flake in a Baki meer.
Close to finishing this bowl of C&D Golden Days of Yore 2020 in an undated quarter bend Royal Meerschaum eagle claw egg meer with a black, gold and cream swirl amber colored acrylic tapered stem. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
A third of the way through this bowl of Sept. 2015 Savinelli Doblone d’Oro in a smooth straight early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
GH Coniston Cut Plug in a Sav 673 Lime
SG Commonwealth in a MM Country Gentleman
I envied the posts with pipes and knives, so here is one of my own. In south Aegean sea there is the island of Crete, the land of the Labyrinth, where civilization goes back through history for thousands of years. Many traditions of this place are still alive, despite the waves of aggressive tourism (which can be a good thing for economy and local societies but, if done in excess, it has... side effects).
One of these traditions is knife making, once needed for work or... fight, now also sold as souvenirs. Cretan knives have a characteristic shape and engravings (figures or poem verses) on the handle or on the blade. The maker of those in the photo is "Skalidakis - Cretan Knives".
The pipe is a Canasta, from the lower cost series of the much better known firm Ardor. I have 2 Canasta pipes, and although they cost so little, they smoke great and I also like their looks.
Tobacco is Kontor Tabak no 8.
Pardon me friends, I don't speak proper English, happy bowls to everyone.
One of these traditions is knife making, once needed for work or... fight, now also sold as souvenirs. Cretan knives have a characteristic shape and engravings (figures or poem verses) on the handle or on the blade. The maker of those in the photo is "Skalidakis - Cretan Knives".
The pipe is a Canasta, from the lower cost series of the much better known firm Ardor. I have 2 Canasta pipes, and although they cost so little, they smoke great and I also like their looks.
Tobacco is Kontor Tabak no 8.
Pardon me friends, I don't speak proper English, happy bowls to everyone.
Granger in a Kaywoodie Shellcraft Lumberman
2019 C&D Carolina Red Flake in a Dragon Briars Billiard.
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am now smoking year 2008 Brebbia Latakia Flake No. 9 in a 1990s smooth Peterson Captain Pete XL80 bulldog with a black vulcanite stem and p-lip.
2013 Brigham Klondike Gold in a Jack Howell Apple.
Brunello Flake in a Peterson XL02.
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