Now smoking year 2016 WarHorse Ready Cut in an undated straight sandblasted black Ropp Crystal billiard with a clear acrylic perspex saddle stem.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2023?***
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Cool, I don't think I've seen a clear stemmed Ropp before. Nice pipe!
Now listening to lee Ritenour’s “Lay it down” still in the back smoking a Luciano squat bulldog filled with Cherokee. At a party, a few of the patrons have joined me on the patio, 
so it seems the pipe smoke and music have drawn them lol!
so it seems the pipe smoke and music have drawn them lol!
Now smoking Wilke Surbrug’s Golden Sceptre in a late 40s, early 50s straight black sandblasted Wagner British Thorn 495 (Comoy’s second) pot with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I'm not usually a fan of plug, but I do like the Juniper Slices from KVB.
2004 C&D Bayou Night in a 2019 Peterson Rosslare Royal Irish 408 Prince.
Continuing on for March Meerschaum Madness, tonight for the first time, Mr. Christian's Raven Eye Flake in my 1901 Sam McLardy & Co. Meerschaum with a vulcanite stem.
For those that are into Spun Cut Bullseye VaPers, this stuff is amazing!
The March Meerschaum Madness, really made me think, and connect more to my Meer, given their low maintenance. I’m really going to make sure to always use this now as my new blends testing pipe, besides Meerschaum being great pipes.
I really love the new work Ken has been doing on a lot of the blends. The Raven artwork for this blend is so cool.
Be well everyone!
For those that are into Spun Cut Bullseye VaPers, this stuff is amazing!
The March Meerschaum Madness, really made me think, and connect more to my Meer, given their low maintenance. I’m really going to make sure to always use this now as my new blends testing pipe, besides Meerschaum being great pipes.
I really love the new work Ken has been doing on a lot of the blends. The Raven artwork for this blend is so cool.
Be well everyone!
Thank you @PipeWI. Things seem to have settled down for now.
My better half told me to come in because it was getting late, so I had to put out my pipe and music….but a few of the quest told me they enjoyed the aroma and music…so I showed them my pipes and they said they never knew how nice pipe smoking was. Looking forward to our next party!
Enjoyed a big and tasty golden delicious apple, and have a third of a bowl left of Wilke No. 515 Double Shot in a smooth dark medium bend 2021 Peterson Heritage Brown POTY 4AB No. 45/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. This is No. 515 with twice the rum of the Basil Rathbone blend. Just fed Daisy the Feral Princess and Tomato the Brave. Daisy's been here all day, but Tomato wasn't for a change. We had cold weather, light snow this morning which quickly changed to sleet and then to rain. I wonder where Tomato was? When he showed up this evening, he wasn't as hungry as he should have been, so I suspect - and hope - that somebody else fed him during the hours he was absent.
Passing the quarter mark on this bowl of Watch City Original Crumb Cut in a 1979 Ascorti Business KS Hungarian with a black pearl acrylic stem. Until I became a comic book artist, this was my most heavily smoked pipe. The Hungarian style doesn't work well when I draw. Great smoker and an old friend.
@coming to_falling too I enjoyed it in my clays; I like to smoke Gawith tobacco in my clay pipes. Can you imagine how many clay pipes have been smoked with Gawith tobacco over the years???
Going to get some twist for my England vs New Zealand clay pipe smoke-off with @Ahi Ka next week; not the weather for a long slow smoulder here though!
I've had this one for a couple of years, but it's still unsmoked because I can't decide what genre to devote to it. It was made in the 1980s and is almost eight inches long.
Last smoke of the day is Watch City Mistletoe Jam (Christmas 2022) in a 1979 smooth natural signed Rossi 1886 OomPaul 124 with a dark amber colored acrylic saddle stem. Just realized I have another Rossi Hungarian that I never photographed. I haven't smoked it in many years, but I'll take a pic of it soon.
C&D Briar Fox in the Savinelli La Corta. Snowy, rainy, sloppy start to the work week here. Be careful everyone and have a good day!
I love those clear acrylic stems!
That's almost identical-- a better picture. Mine is 8.25", my second Bebbia Iceberg, but I have no problem deciding what to smoke in it because I'm a plebe
Smitten with my new 1999 Ashton, bayou morning for a big nic hit to kickstart my Monday 
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