Does "AIN" hold any significance to you guys, or am I just reading too much into your layout?
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Does "AIN" hold any significance to you guys, or am I just reading too much into your layout?
WFH day,..
Trying out Low Country - Hazelnut which I JUST realized, is made by C&D
It was on sale and sounded worth trying. So far I can say it's actually pretty good! I think I'll be into nutty tobaccos
Smoked in a Joyoldelf 16'' Churchwarden
Trying out Low Country - Hazelnut which I JUST realized, is made by C&D
It was on sale and sounded worth trying. So far I can say it's actually pretty good! I think I'll be into nutty tobaccos
Smoked in a Joyoldelf 16'' Churchwarden
HH Old Dark Fired RR in a no name Devil Anse.
FVF in the same Savinelli. 4 bowl.
Eighth five-gallon bucket on the coals.
Has anyone found gamzultovah’s missing forum avatar yet?
P.S. @TheIronMonkey get out those Leet Photocrop skills and put a pipe in this... LOL
This should work for him...
Did a second set of walking reps, and smoked a 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. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Now smoking Seattle Pipe Club Virginia Jazz in a smooth medium brown medium bend 1950s B.B.B. Own Make 307 apple with a sterling silver band and black vulcanite saddle stem. Haven't smoked this pipe in a while, but it's a great smoker as all old BBBs are. Working on a review of this blend.
No trouble sitting down here! But square foot/intensive gardening does require a bit of planning for current, succession, companion planting! Failure to plan is planning to fail! Lots of time spent reviewing this stuff does require a few bowls in the garage, lol, so there’s that.Does "AIN" hold any significance to you guys, or am I just reading too much into your layout?
Seems you're enjoying that IMP a lot, Mark. Enjoy buddy.
Well that's really cool! And it's something I simply passed along from reading here on the forum, I've never even tried it yet.
But now that I think about it, I do have 1 or 2 that may benefit from the process.
Cheers.
Started the evening's smoke with a bowl of Three Nuns, stuffed the coins randomly, after a quick drying time of 15-20 minutes, smoked to ash.
Moved on to Mac Baran Navy Flakes, F&S and rubbed out, as usual, in a Dunhill ODA 840 F/T.
Finished the evening's relaxation period with another bowl of MB NF, completely rubbed out in a 1948 Dunhill's 59 F/T, that pipe is a great little smoker.
Of course, the obligatory cider, was my choice of refreshment, after wetting my whistle with a grapefruit flavored spritz.
Moved on to Mac Baran Navy Flakes, F&S and rubbed out, as usual, in a Dunhill ODA 840 F/T.
Finished the evening's relaxation period with another bowl of MB NF, completely rubbed out in a 1948 Dunhill's 59 F/T, that pipe is a great little smoker.
Of course, the obligatory cider, was my choice of refreshment, after wetting my whistle with a grapefruit flavored spritz.
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A couple of minutes away from smoking Seattle Pipe Club Virginia Jazz in a 1970s smooth brown slight bent rough top Charatan's Make (Lane) Perfection Deluxe Extra Large with right and left channel cuts and a black double comfort vulcanite stem.
Another long forgotten about jar that i decided to take a chance on before giving it away.
C&D Milk & Honey from an unbranded lovat.
C&D Milk & Honey from an unbranded lovat.
Putting the fire to a bowl of 4th Generation Resolution that just arrived in a 2018 Hackert that I am finding is a favorite in my rotation. Happy day to y’all. 
Newminster 400 in a Peterson Classic Deluxe 120 PSB.
This one goes out to @Beowoulf and all the Aromatic Pigs!
KBV Sakura in a 1901 Sam McLardy & Co. Meerschaum with vulcanite stem.
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And now some War Pigs for the Aro Pigs! LOL
Oh, forgot about March Meerschaum Madness, so this smoke yesterday with KBV Sakura, that I quoted a reply to, would of been my first March Meer smoke.
Now my second March Meerschaum Madness smoke, again, as it’s my only Meer, gifted by the kindness of @ashdigger
Solani Aged Burley Flake in a 1901 Sam McLardy & Co. Meerschaum with vulcanite stem.
Be well everyone!
P.S. This is the first and only Meer I’ve ever had.
HU JU-52 in this self made (1997) freehand. 
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