Almost half way through this bowl of Wilke Beta Test #4XYZ in a 2016 quarter bend Royal Meerschaum fluted paneled brandy meer with a black, gold and cream swirl amber colored acrylic tapered stem. This will finish my smoking day.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2021?***
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Good morning bowl of Irish Flake in a Peterson XL02 with coffee,supposed to be a rainy day.
I home stove this blend and it is out of this world! I have a pound home stoved now, waiting for our next Florida meet-up with @hoosierpipeguy and the rest of the gang.
Morning everyone, started with the Peterson Plug as per usual, now smoking Petes 2019 SR.
My order has just arrived and I’m gonna start with the P S Kentucky Maroon and go from there. Gonna have it in a meer I think.
My order has just arrived and I’m gonna start with the P S Kentucky Maroon and go from there. Gonna have it in a meer I think.
When I first glanced at this picture I thought “what is Jack Nicholson doing smoking Shanez’s pipe? Then I realized it was you! Should have known, Jack Nicholson probably isn’t cool enough to own a pipe like that. Enjoy!
Good afternoon folks, Hal O'the Wynd in a Rattray's.
Mac Baren Burley London Blend in a Castello Old Antiquari Canadian after a night of work.
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Missouri Meerschaum Country Gentleman from 2018 in a Ropp Etudiant. 
I don’t like to form an opinion after just one bowl but I’m trying Chacom No6 now, espresso and chocolate apparently. Maybe my palate isn’t experienced enough to get it properly, supposed to be caramel too and I think and I’m getting a little. The last quarter is a little better but I think this one might be a bust for me (in a meer).
Royal Yacht up next, been wanting to try it for a while.
Royal Yacht up next, been wanting to try it for a while.
Three examples (one out of the book "Ye Smokiana: Historical Ethnographical - Pipes of all Nations" by R.T. Pritchett first published 1889/1890 . . . a disappointing book with no pipes made of briar despite briar pipes having been around for a good thirty tears before the book was published)
... and speaking about wooden sticks and tree branches
Saturday morning. Very early. Up for the English Premier League. I've made some coffee, and am smoking The Amphora Burley in an MM Country Gentleman.
Peterson Royal Yacht in a Nachwalter Wenhall Classic thick-wall Dublin twin-bore (just the ticket to start an overcast gloomy day).
How are you stoving it? I have plenty to experiment/sacrifice with.
Ken Byron's The Patience of Dr. Silence in a Tsuge Spider Belicoso.
Newminster 400 (2014) in a 1904 Barling sold by PBH. This is another flake I bought a shitload of early in my “cellar deep” phase. I purchased 4 pounds after initially receiving a sample. I was told and I read this would age well because it’s a VA. Well, it’s true. Six years has treated this fantastically.
I enjoyed the Royal Yacht in a MM Marcus, probably needs a bigger bowl to get the most out of it though.
I’m now trying one of the samples I got, SG St James Mayors Flake (too many saints and mayors in their titles in my opinion, is bloody confusing) but this is a very nice VaPer in my bent ‘22 Masta.
Next up is SG RB Plug in a Bantam Bulldog on the Falcon, I’m loving the nose on it, hope it’s as good in the bowl.
I’m now trying one of the samples I got, SG St James Mayors Flake (too many saints and mayors in their titles in my opinion, is bloody confusing) but this is a very nice VaPer in my bent ‘22 Masta.
Next up is SG RB Plug in a Bantam Bulldog on the Falcon, I’m loving the nose on it, hope it’s as good in the bowl.
2004 Christmas Cheer in my Larrysson saddle dublin.
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