Not seen too many bent meers, especially with a fetching stem like that! Works for sure. Envious, of course.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2025?***
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F&T Special Brown Flake in a Savinelli 707. It’s my first bowl in a few days after a waltz with norovirus early in the week; it’s an excellent weight loss regimen.
Steamworks in my opal dog… listening to some RL Burnside in the print studio. Working on some linocuts.
A repeat statement I made a bit earlier - a stellar collection of pipes being displayed this 1st morning of March! And here's yet another gem . . . . and I haven't even lit up anything yet. Too early for tastebud ignition, even for a raunchy cigaillo
C&D in an old Kaywoodie with a stout and frosty mojito after a day of yard work and wrench turning.
But it goes so well with coffee!A repeat statement I made a bit earlier - a stellar collection of pipes being displayed this 1st morning of March! And here's yet another gem . . . . and I haven't even lit up anything yet. Too early for tastebud ignition, even for a raunchy cigaillo
Stanwell Nanna Ivarsson with some 2010 Irish Flake for the late morning bowl. Then off to wipe down the bike and check the tire pressures. Another surprisingly sunny day for this time of year in Washington.
KBV Burley Morning Pipe in a SMS Floral Basketweave Meerschaum 
MB Classic Rollcake in a small DM Stanwell. 
Via Alaska from Australia this Bullfrog Gumnut filled with local blend. Great start to March.
A splash of Milan's Our Prince Albert in a GBD pot
Carter Hall and 5 Brothers in a Kaywoodie Silhouette 07 sandblast
50/50 Bob's Chocolate Flake & 507c Virginia slices in a S. Bang.
First smoke of March is the second smoke in the IMP with Pegasus.
Dregs mixture of Chenet's Cake, Kajun Kake, and Bayou Morning Flake in a Kaywoodie 5153 bulldog.
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The Shape 35b bent canted egg with an oval shank and tapered stem by Anne Julie is my overall favourite Stanwell shape.
Took down a quince tree that was pushing our neighbour's fence, sawed apple, pear and quince into logs, cut up a load of brash, and had an unsatisfactory smoke of Tabac Manil Semois La Volute in the newly acquired big Hardcastle estate billiard. Don't know whether it was my mood, or the pipe, but I bought that pipe mainly to smoke the Semois in, and it doesn't seem to suit it. Airway too big, I think. No photo as I left the phone in the house somewhere. A jar of Thuoc Lao which has been infusing with a shot glass of Navy rum for a fortnight, caught my eye afterward: maybe tomorrow...