Black Frigate in a Bruce Weaver volcano.
***What Are You Smoking, May 2020?***
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Now smoking GLP Piccadilly in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl with a brown pearl acrylic saddle stem.
Dunhill Root Briar 'Hungarian' - looking more like an 'Oom Paul' - in a Group 5 bowl size (my largest modern briar bowl but small compared to bowls of Cadger clays and of certain French cherrywood pipes) . . . one from 1979 + Reiner PROFESSIONAL (very different style blend to the eponymous Rattray baccy):-
Boer War (1899 - 1902) Oom Paul pipes:-
Boer War (1899 - 1902) Oom Paul pipes:-
Went on a long hike and enjoyed three pipes along the way.
Elizabethan Match in this limited run RC Missouri Meerschaum to kick things off
Followed by Bayou Morning in a GBD
And I wrapped things up with Sutliff's 515 RC-1 in a Peterson Meerschaum
Elizabethan Match in this limited run RC Missouri Meerschaum to kick things off
Followed by Bayou Morning in a GBD
And I wrapped things up with Sutliff's 515 RC-1 in a Peterson Meerschaum
Passed out for a nap, and "Oh look, a little bit of that Pirate Kake left in the cob"... great to be back at it, dusting up the bottom of the bowl of any dottle.
Edit: well if there was anything left that did it. Nothing but ash, but I did get a couple puffs that were not too hot.
Edit: well if there was anything left that did it. Nothing but ash, but I did get a couple puffs that were not too hot.
It's a rare pleasure to smoke more than once a day.
Tabac Manil le Brumeuse in a Kaywoodie Standard Bulldog and Luxury Navy Flake in a Gepetto rusticated billiard with flume top.
Tabac Manil le Brumeuse in a Kaywoodie Standard Bulldog and Luxury Navy Flake in a Gepetto rusticated billiard with flume top.
Wow, delicious right after the pulls of Pirate Kake.. feeling like some cigar, but not a whole one... so a bowl full of leaf. First light was just packed with a flavor burst.
Savinelli Doblone d’Oro in a Peterson Saint Patrick’s Day 2017
Samuel Gawith: 1792 Flake in a Meer...
Now smoking some C&D Three Friars in a meer lined Brebbia Sun.
St James Flake in a BBB Thorneycroft Canadian.
Byronic Slices in my Jesse Jones bent billiard.
Park Square in a Kaywoodie super grain poker.
Vintage Syrian in this Barling military mount.
These pipes are fascinating. Can you tell us more, please? It might explain something. And where do you live? Connection with S.A.?
Bruce Weaver Volcano with Wessex Burley Slices using the fold and stuff method.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, two Bone-In French Cut pork chops and green beans dinner with strawberries for dessert. Now smoking year 2014 HU Directors Cut in a smooth straight Lane era Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad. Watching Nero Wolfe starring Mr. Conrad.
StJames Flake from my Peterson 304 Premier System as we walked Marco. Moon is out. ?
GLP Haddos Delight in a Peterson 303 spigot, cumberland stem. Greg Pease, I thank you. A nice Paulaner German lager makes it even better. Haddos has the perfect tobacco favors and nicotine level for me. Not a damm' worry in the world, despite all the bullshit flying around these days. Gratitude.
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