Heading out for a walk through the park with my fiancée. Captain Black Cherry in a beat up old Missouri Pride should do the trick
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Heading out for a walk through the park with my fiancée. Captain Black Cherry in a beat up old Missouri Pride should do the trick
That is possibly the neatest set up (in both senses of the word) I have seen. Nice!
It’s possible Ben Wade might have made it, although I think it would be stamped made in Leeds if it was a family era pipe. Masta is another possible route to look down. Good luck with it Jim, I’m liking my Bewlay Popular Canadian that I recently acquired.
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Balkan Supreme in a Mastro di Paja smooth brown billiard.
Starting off my smoking day with a bowl of year 2014 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.
Would that be an early Kaywoodie sub brand? It’s a beautiful pipe.
That stem work from Former is incredible right there.
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Limerick is one of my favorite va/pers, and mostly a meerschaum by the sea seems very fitting.
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Revisiting red virginias after some time off - today is a 50/50 mixture of '16 Christmas Cheer and FHM Shortcut to Mushrooms in the MM Churchwarden in the middle here:
I got my tub of Granger today and 4oz of Double Down, the DD definitely has some Perique lurking in there and I’m on my second bowl in the white leather Longchamp. It’s discernibly different to the first bowl which is nice, means I’m gonna get something new from each bowl and you can’t argue with the price, very happy with it so far.
I also enjoyed the Granger, a lot, certainly different to what I was expecting, the top is much more subtle than I thought it would be and the burley is right at the front. I can definitely see myself getting more of it, I suspect I’ll get through the 7oz tin pdq. Next bowl is gonna be in a Peterson 312.
I also enjoyed the Granger, a lot, certainly different to what I was expecting, the top is much more subtle than I thought it would be and the burley is right at the front. I can definitely see myself getting more of it, I suspect I’ll get through the 7oz tin pdq. Next bowl is gonna be in a Peterson 312.
I think it’s more an odd marriage of Civic and Kaywoodie.
It is definitely a Drinkless and I have another one identical that isn’t as refined craftsmanship and doesn’t have the stinger but it’s still a Drinkless Civic. I’ll post a picture later
LJ Peretti London Flake in this Reum pipe this morning.
Smoking a blend of Virginias and vapers that a friend gave me in a cavicchi sandblasted long shank slightly bent apple with saddle stem. Not sure what the shape is exactly but I love it! Happy smokes all!
Did a set of walking reps on this cloudy day, and am close to finishing 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. It's supposed to rain today, but I hope that happens after I get another set of walks in.
Solani Silver Flake in a Rad Davis Chubby Author.
Always happy to see an older handsome looking pipe like that with the stinger still on it. A man who respects his pipes is a man who respects where and how they are used. Okay, was that a bit too much?
Mid-day pipe... enjoying some sunshine on the front porch with the pooch & a bowl of
SPC Plum Pudding in a 2021 Peterson POTY.
SPC Plum Pudding in a 2021 Peterson POTY.
the wifey was home and decided to come join me... she's smoking Jim's Blend, an aromatic from the Pipe Rack in Akron, OH in Peterson 03 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde.
Afternoon bowl of Elizabethan MIxture in a Tilshead smooth Billiard with saddle stem.
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