Smoked a lot today. It’s nice to finally get some warm weather to sit outside comfortably. Getting ready to fire up a bowl of SG St. James Flake.
***What Are You Smoking, May 2022?***
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2017 Peterson Old Dublin in a Lane Era Charatan Distinction Freehand .
About a third of a bowl left of Mark Ryan Katerini Perique in a small 1982 three quarter bend unbranded meer with a smiling turbaned Turk's head and a tapered yellow acrylic stem. Wanted to smoke it straight before I smoke the soon-to-be released Sutliff Juno.
Newminster 403 Superior Round Slices in a House of Uhle's rusticated billiard.
Now smoking Sutliff Uno (Signature Series) in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl with a silver band and a pearl brown acrylic saddle stem. This blend was created by Per Jensen using Mark Ryan's Katerini perique. It goes on sale May 10. I'm making review notes, and no, I can't share them right now.
Preprandial bowl of C&D Chenet's Cake in a Burak Connoisseur smooth Tankard with tapered stem size 2.
GLP Telegraph Hill in a Dunhill Cumberland
Decided to start the break in process of a new to me Ryan Alden Freehand with an old friend Lane 1Q. Had a ton of stuff to choose from and saw the jar with this and decided it’s been too long. Not disappointed. Although may sneak in something else later.
Had a bowl of eight state burley this morning in a cob and given the afternoon was brought in with a pipe filled quote WCC ahabs comfort.
3 year old Watch City Old Dominion in a Willmer AAA billiard.
Mr. C Brightside in the Peterson silver Spigot 65.
GH Ennerdale in a late 1800’s Ox-Blood Meer with Spigot Amber Stem
Engine 113 in a meerschaum. Once an integral part of the North American mining industry, CNJ #113 was the last fully-operational steam engine for Pottsville, PA's Reading Anthracite Company. I grew up only miles from there.
Capstan Blue flake folded, twisted and stuffed in a Kaywoodie Supergrain bulldog 
It's a shame no one makes pipes like this anymore.
Another bowl of Carter Hall in honor of Doug Erwin in a MM General.
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