
Happy retirement! ?Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Brown Bogie in a Clay. Celebrating my first day of being retired! ?
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No, that was a very generous gift from a forum member. I keep it in Mylar inside the tin which is probably from the early 20thC.Is the Three Nuns from that Tin?
Sutliff 515 RC-1 Bulk in a gifted "O" grade Savinelli Autograph bent smooth straight grained plateau topped Dublin Freehand. Shikano53, a Canadian member here, gave me this pipe about 6 yrs ago, before he ever started carving and making his own brand of pipes. Christopher Pipes - https://christopherpipes.coffeecup.com/available.htmlCongrats on your retirement my friend! I also enjoyed some Brown Bogie yesterday. It was my first time smoking it, and I fully expected it to kick my butt. Definitely potent stuff, but didn’t wind up being nearly as strong as I expected. Looking forward to pairing it with some good bourbon in the near future!Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Brown Bogie in a Clay. Celebrating my first day of being retired! ?
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perfected over time from the traditional Middle Eastern dish.
