Presbyterian in a clay. Hit the spot.?
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Bowl of Erindale in a 6' meerschaum 'cutty' with a thick amber stem and silver band circa 1898 - I am slowly ploughing through this tin of Erinmore by mixing it with Enerdale and the result tastes pretty interesting.
I hope you are already feeling better, my friend Carol.................
Old Fredders in a Peterson SH Lestrade.
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Brown Flake Aromatic
Enjoying some MB dark twist in my new (to me) Stanwell black brushed.
Did a set of walking reps, and smoked a 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.
Now smoking Pfeifen Huber Virginia Golden Flake in a 1938 smooth straight brown patent Dunhill R 115 bowling ball prince with a tapered cumberland stem. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
Good day all. It’s time to scratch the Ennerdale itch. I’m smoking it in a MM apple diplomat, while sitting out in the sunshine and enjoying the clear Carolina Blue skies.
Dd you get yourself a new fez while on vacation?
Looks sharp.
Erin Go Bragh, an Irish whiskey aromatic with good tobacco flavor, in a compact Genod smooth bent egg that holds more tobacco than I thought it would. Watched two Oscar winning movies last night into the wee hours, a superb documentary on the Ali-Forman fight in Zaire in 1974 that took 14 years to assemble, with great editing and pace, and Norman Mailer and George Plimpton both as knowledgeable talking heads, with great clips of James Brown in performance in Zaire and Don King, the boxing impresario. Then we saw "There Will Be Blood," the Oscar winning performance by Daniel Day-Lewis. I figured that would just be a violence festival, but it is so skillfully done that the characters, if not their behavior, makes a sort of sense, about the blood-lust oil business in California around the turn of the 19th and into the 20th Century.
Enjoyed my breakfast smoke of Presbyterian in the often posted Ben Wade Hand Model then it was Country Lawyer in this Chacom
Solani Silver Flake in a Castello great line fiammata dublin.
Clan in a clay; finished the TAK Little Snake now. Thanks @Birddog66!
2012 Fribourg & Treyer Cut Virginia Plug in a Jack Howell Brandy.
Close to finishing this bowl of year 2014 Astley’s No. 55 in a 1915-1920 straight smooth dark brown BBB Own Make 150 apple with a silver band and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Yes, much better. Thank you sir!
Yes, I did. In Fez of all places. I took the one you sent me - I normally keep it at my other place, and all of the Moroccans kept telling me that the one I had was a Tunisian Fez.
Here I am at Volubilis in Morocco wearing the Lotus Eater apparently more Tunisian Fez.
And again in Fez as we strolled through the Medina. It was then that our guide, Halib, insisted that I go to a hattery and purchase the authentic Fes. And so we went. Not a tourist one mind you... no, not me. Anyway, the Fez I received from you was considered good quality by the Moroccans, just wrong country.
And here is my wife and me a bit later wearing the Fez from Fes. @LotusEater The difference isn't so much in quality as it is in shape and stiffness. The Fez from Fess's is more dressy, but the Fez from Tunisia or probably Turkey, is more Ottoman and better for smoking in a smoking jacket. Choices. Such a first world problem. I mean, seriously, how am I expected to manage?
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