Smoking some Ken Byron Ventured Byronic Hiro in an Ashton old church with brindle stem. Happy smokes all! 
***What are You Smoking, March 2022?***
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We sir, would get along well
I love the partially rusticated and partly smooth look of that bulldog. Nicely done.
Newminster Navy Flake in this slinky Savinelli billiard, whose model number escapes me. Tornado watch in these here foothills.
@condorlover1 I've smoked some Erinmore Flake in my clay pipes; I found it rather moist on opening and I thought it a bit of a damp squib...
Tasted nice though but took some lighting and most of the smoke was actually steam caused by the moisture being burned off...
On the plus side it came in a metal tin with a paper lining so no plastic packaging.
Got my supplies ready for the Jamestown re-enactment on Saturday; I'll be taking one of my Jamestown clays and some Virginia Cake & Cannon Plug to smoke in it.
Bought 20g of loose Gawith Hoggarth Black and Brown last week, re-using an empty Clan packet.
Met a fellow pipe smoker in Chesterfield today; I might swap bowls with him (he smokes Clan) after the Jamestown re-enactment if I have my pipe baccy with me.
@dPero Sounds like a St Bruno knock-off; the original St Bruno has a St Bernard dog on the pouch and in the old advertising.
Enjoyed a tasty cinnamon raisin French toast lunch and orange slices for a second day in a row, and am a third of the way through this bowl of year 2018 Mac Baren Original Flake in a straight smooth dark brown 1918 Pre-Republic Peterson’s Dublin 2 apple with a silver band and a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. Gold Star Mocha, neat, is my drink.
I have to branch out, but I'm smoking GLP Barbary Coast, cube cut burley based, in a Luciano slightly bent smooth author stamp-dated 2013, as they do or did all their pipes. Just toasted some NYC Zabar's bagels for me and my wife, real bagels rather than the bread baked ones sold at the local grocery. A friend sent them for my wife's birthday. Yes!
MUWAT Chunky, a cigar with dark fired Kentucky.
Edward G. Robinson in the cutty cob again
KBV Byronic Hiro in a Savinelli Zulu.
St. James flake that has been drying out for about 6 hours. Nice and crispy.
I know it's only Thursday, but it feels like it should be a Friday. Heck with it. I'm firing up some Seattle Pipe Club Columbia River in a little Eric Paulson Devil Anse. Cheers to all!
C.Rorrer
C.Rorrer
Amazingly, the storm stopped and the sun came out, so I got in a set of walking reps and am close to finishing this bowl of
year 2016 Orlik Golden Sliced in a smooth brown medium bend Abbott 788 (Sasieni family era) author with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
year 2016 Orlik Golden Sliced in a smooth brown medium bend Abbott 788 (Sasieni family era) author with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I own several of those. Great smokers!!
Ennerdale in a 1901 Sam McLardy & Co. Meer with Military Mount.
Lo and behold, the sun is out after all the rain! I’m enjoying this bowl of Lane RR in a Parker smooth bent.
Ya’ll have a good ‘un.
Ya’ll have a good ‘un.
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