First bowl in a small Castello KK old antiquari apple. Having some c&d derringer. I’ve had this pipe for several months and finally smoked it. I’m glad I did! Happy smokes all!! 
***What Are You Smoking, March 2023?***
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Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am close to the half way mark on this bowl of year 2020 Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Watching Gunsmoke on TV Land. Lavazza Espresso, neat, is my drink.
A new to me Jeantet Bruyere. The panel octagon shape is cool. It’s good size and light in the clinch. Not an expensive pipe. This is my second bowl in it. It’s a really good smoker! Classic Burley Kake. Gotta stay off that Smoking Pipes site.………
Newminster No.403 Superior Round Slices in a MM Little Devil, along with a cup of black tea.
Bonsun Cut Plug in an Albertson Precious
Presbyterian in my little meer. Happy March everyone.
Now Smoking: Having finished an early Wifey-made dinner of Beef and Bean 3 Cheese Burrito with sour cream and Crystal-brand hot sauce, I am ready to f u l l y recline back with my Community Coffee and 5.6" French-made Brigham Heritage-series Volcano '084', smooth with bent Acrylic stem; and, I have a good-sized pile of Pre-Dominican Middleton's Prince Albert - which IS 'the National JOY smoke - sitting in my glass wide-mouth bowl, ready for me to 'Swoop-N-Scoop' into absent-mindlessly, over the course of the next hour...
As I spend that time watching an old favorite film: Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in 1942's Sherlock Holmes and The Voice of Terror....
Link: YouTube: Sherlock Holmes and The Voice of Terror
You know fellas... I think I shall start adding the famous radio-voiced catch-phrase from this film, to every time I have to address the whole house from the comfort of my recliner; and, add that repeated phrase "...this is the Voice of Terror...", in between, and, at the end of each and every sentence I utter... just like the ominous over-the-radio-voice in the film.
It should prove quite interesting to learn how keenly Wifey and the 3 dogs will respond to that ...
- Sherm Natman
As I spend that time watching an old favorite film: Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in 1942's Sherlock Holmes and The Voice of Terror....
Link: YouTube: Sherlock Holmes and The Voice of Terror
You know fellas... I think I shall start adding the famous radio-voiced catch-phrase from this film, to every time I have to address the whole house from the comfort of my recliner; and, add that repeated phrase "...this is the Voice of Terror...", in between, and, at the end of each and every sentence I utter... just like the ominous over-the-radio-voice in the film.
It should prove quite interesting to learn how keenly Wifey and the 3 dogs will respond to that ...
- Sherm Natman
Hu Tobacco - Director's Cut in a Radice Pure Rind Billiard.
Reading a Don Lowry story.
Reading a Don Lowry story.
Did a second set of walking reps under cloudy, humid skies, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2015 D&R A.B. Rimboche in an undated slight bend, smooth flame grain Wessex Standard egg with a brown accent on the black vulcanite saddle stem. Tomato the Brave did a little walking with me until he decided to chase a squirrel. He didn't catch him.
Sillem's Mayor 1814 Flake in this Maigurs Knetts:
A quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2013 Stonehaven in a straight black sandblasted 1957 Barling Exel 249 Fossil T.V.F. black billiard with a silver banded military mount and a black ebonite tapered stem. Cleaning a few pipes.
Jamestowne, a McCranie’s house blend in a Pete 606. 
2018 Orlik Golden Sliced in a 1970 Peterson Deluxe 20s. Hand cut stem with a Bakelite Extension/chimney.
@Steddy This would be a perfect tobacco choice for my Jamestown clay!
Nightcap in a Peterson Rosslare Classic to finish the day off.
Enjoying my Altinay lattice billiard with some Old Toby Stash. I need to get some color on this. 
Ruins of Windsor in my NEW (to me) Comoy 1984 Christmas Pipe! Inaugural(ish) smoke!
I bought this pipe as my birthyear pipe. Lightly smoked, price was right, and I liked the shape.
When I got it, I gave it the once-over and loaded up a bowl of BCA. It was the sourest pipe I've ever experienced. It was gross. GROSS!! I dumped the bowl and loaded a different pipe. Work was needed.
I spent two days refurbishing this pipe. I cleaned up the stem, exorcised the ghost, ground out the gunk, and got it back to new-ish condition. I was going to wait for an occasion to retry this pipe, but I decided that deep-cleaning the pipe as well as I did deserved its own reward.
It was an excellent smoke.
Old Gowrie in a Cavicchi Rusticated Bent Brandy
Day 4 of breaking in a group 3 1960 Dunhill Bruyere. First smoke with a flake - '08 FVF. Looks like rains rollin in.
Good day all! Late start due to being on the road most of the day for spousal medicals so having a pre-Zoom short pipe of GLP Six Pence in an Upshall sandblast Bulldog size 4.
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