That is an excellent looking pipe.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2025?***
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Almost finished smoking year 2014 FVF in a straight smooth brown year 1923 Dunhill A billiard 60 patent March 9.15 with a tapered black vulcanite stem. This pipe is from the estate of David Cuneo.
Still testing out a couple of travelling pipes today
1st is an Orlik Prince Regent Lovat - a NOS buy a couple of years ago
Bowl of Peterson Elizabethan Mixture
1st is an Orlik Prince Regent Lovat - a NOS buy a couple of years ago
Bowl of Peterson Elizabethan Mixture
Evening Puccini in an HS Studio dublin with brass.
The next pipe is a bit of a mystery -a group 3 AMB Extra nosewarmer with an army mount, orific stem and French silver hallmarks.
Attempts to find out more about the maker has eluded me.
With a bowl of Dunhill Ye Olde Signe - another generous sample from my mate, Chris
Attempts to find out more about the maker has eluded me.
With a bowl of Dunhill Ye Olde Signe - another generous sample from my mate, Chris
Cleaned a few pipes, and am not far from finishing this bowl of year 2020 D&R VIP in a 2004 smooth long shank Trever Talbot Ligne Bretagne Faite en Bretagne 4/3 lumberman with a tapered black vulcanite stem. I did some cleaning on five of David's pipes. I have two that are clean, but no idea what to smoke in them. I'm always slow and picky about that. M'lady and I fed all the cats except for the absent Abner the Eager. Harry the Hairy's been more affectionate lately. Daisy the Feral Princess has been hiding more for a snooze than usual. Tomato the Brave ate, played and went out. M'lady brought Molly Danger to the den, and she's been inspecting it and the kitchen. She's not eaten hardly at all today, but she seems alright.
The 2 preceding bowls were short and sweet - small bowls, dry, shag cut.
Time for a 3rd bowl - Amphora Full Aroma.
In a cob
Time for a 3rd bowl - Amphora Full Aroma.
In a cob
Started the day thinking I was done with the chicken run, but no-now it’s nesting boxes mama wants.
Kelly’s Coin to start, then Ryback (which is a word in common usage, btw
) plus perique filled out the day. The J11P handily did its job.
The pullets are moving in, and seem happy.
Rounded out the day with Firedance Flake in the Fly Spray Special.
Kelly’s Coin to start, then Ryback (which is a word in common usage, btw
) plus perique filled out the day. The J11P handily did its job.The pullets are moving in, and seem happy.
Rounded out the day with Firedance Flake in the Fly Spray Special.
Peterson Christmas 2012 +
Markonie's - “Mobilis in Mobili (Virginia, Oriental).
Motto on the submarine of Captain Nemo. Jules Verne's novel is as good as this tobacco.
Markonie's - “Mobilis in Mobili (Virginia, Oriental).
Motto on the submarine of Captain Nemo. Jules Verne's novel is as good as this tobacco.
Now smoking first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a straight smooth brown 1920s-30s Sasieni patent 8 dot Marborough lovat with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
In the late afternoon I wasn't done playing radio, nor done smoking apparently. A bowl of Paladin Black Cherry in a Missouri Meerschaum seconds cob. A smaller bowl, shorter smoke, and a good thing too. The sun went away and the wind picked up so it wasn't long before I was ready to pack it in for the day. Was a nice couple of hours of downtime while it lasted.
K&K Caribbean Blue Graham in a Genod facet shanked Canadian with a horn stem. This isn't my favorite blend. Dried and smoked slowly, it's enjoyable enough.
Did you work a öt of DX yestrday?
Haunted Bookshop Cake in a Pete SPD 2011 69. 
A little late night ODF ready rubbed ina Moonshine Stoker, smooth brown, with light brown brindle stem.
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and my last smoke of the day is year 2021 Watch City Queequeg’s Moby Dick Series in a medium bend black sandblasted IPSD 2016 Mark Tinsky book keeper 5 with a square shank and a black acrylic saddle stem with a cream colored accent. The shape was designed by my great friend, the late Art Arterburn, and gifted to me by him.
Thoughts on it?
Breaking in my Ropp Heritage 351, Sutliff Lavish English. To all a good night 
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