I mixed up a bag of a custom Oriental mixture yesterday during a zoom meeting. I thought I'd revisit it today again after work. Enjoying it in a McArris by Ashton.
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Sam Gawith Sam’s Flake in a Sav billiard.
Even for Gawith this stuff was wet.
Even for Gawith this stuff was wet.
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Good call. That pipe suits you.
What a pretty pipe you have there!
This information sheet on the care of meerschaums may be helpful
(issued by P.A.T.I.S. - The Pipe and Tobacco Advisory Service September, 1974)
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There's always the alternative to white:-
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