A quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2020 Dunhill Elizabethan Match Plug in a black sandblasted quarter bend 2015 Rossi Vittoria author with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Cleaning a few pipes.
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I’m so glad a grabbed that pipe when they were available. I’m hoping they bring the line back, or at least that stem design.
SG Best Brown in a CAO lattice Dublin.
KBV Van Gogh 2023 in a Savinelli Venere 412ks.
GLP Windjammer in a rusticated Willmer billiard.
Finished off the week with some more storm prep around the ranch. Finished off the prep with a most enjoyable bowl of Mac Baren HH Latakia Flake in a Savinelli Bacco 321 rusticated bent author, as wifey worked the horse a bit (no, that's not code for anything). Some great food and a much needed day of rest awaits.
Bird report: California scrub-jay, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, Chipping sparrow, California quail, Spotted towhee, House finch, Western bluebird, American crow, Red-tailed hawk, Northern flicker, American robin, and what was either a Cooper's hawk or a Sharp-shinned hawk (nearly impossible to tell when stationary, let alone at flight speed).
Shabbat shalom!
Bird report: California scrub-jay, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, Chipping sparrow, California quail, Spotted towhee, House finch, Western bluebird, American crow, Red-tailed hawk, Northern flicker, American robin, and what was either a Cooper's hawk or a Sharp-shinned hawk (nearly impossible to tell when stationary, let alone at flight speed).
Shabbat shalom!
Couple of meerschaums today
First up is a 1920 cased Goudron ox blood straight billiard with an amber stem. Gold band, orific bit
A bowl of Esoterica Margate - a tin opened in 2019 and still very moist
First up is a 1920 cased Goudron ox blood straight billiard with an amber stem. Gold band, orific bit
A bowl of Esoterica Margate - a tin opened in 2019 and still very moist
Had some of this speakeasy in my tekin meer and now in my Moretti Prince.I get noticeably more of a nicotine buzz when I smoke briars nowadays after smoking meerschaum almost exclusively for about 3 months straight. I wonder if this is due to meerschaum’s ability to absorb nicotine.
Royal Twist in a Peterson Donegal Rocky 69.
Sutliff Crème Brûlée fortified with 50:50 Shredded whole leaf wild Rustica in a Paykoc Meerschaum Bulldog
I typically don’t go for accessories but I have heard so much good things about the Corona Old Boy, I decided to get one.
Early days, but so far liking it
I typically don’t go for accessories but I have heard so much good things about the Corona Old Boy, I decided to get one.
Early days, but so far liking it
Krater no. 4 in the Ashton xx old church bent billiard
2 bowls in a row of Chenet’s cake in a large Satou Dublin
Passing the half way mark of this bowl of Uhle’s Blend 71 in a 2018 smooth full bend Peterson Premiere 312 billiard with a silver cap military mount and a black vulcanite saddle stem with a p-lip.
It could just be the light, but it looks like that Moretti is developing a beautiful soft glow.
I know it's still quite new. I just love the look of a well- used light stained pipe.
A break for an afternoon tea the Chinese and Korean members will recognise -!black sesame “porridge” and dried persimmons 
Onto a second meer - a 1913 cased straight billiard with an army mount amberoid stem, orific bit
A bowl of 2010 Esoterica Pembroke
Onto a second meer - a 1913 cased straight billiard with an army mount amberoid stem, orific bit
A bowl of 2010 Esoterica Pembroke
Enjoyed a tasty Snap Dragon apple, and am smoking year 2014 Dunhill Flake in a straight smooth 1960 Dunhill DR 137 group 4 root briar canted dublin with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
I've been working my way through some of this Kendal flake (scented) in my lovely early 80's Dunhill Cumberland. After years of thinking Bosun and Conniston were my faves from Gawith, I've come to realize Kendal flake is what I seem to enjoy the most from them. Just a well rounded, delicious tobacco.
Having some Habana Daydream for the first time, in a Rossi Mezzanotte.
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