Virginia Zaire in Gigliucci Shield Rhodesian
***What Are You Smoking, May 2023?***
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DNR in a Doctor's strawberry wood apple.
Ennerdale Flake in a Pollock clay. Been tree felling at Tribe Bushcraft today, using the bucksaw I made last week; we're making the uprights for the Viking roundhouse. Going to be 8 uprights; 4 of which are already in place and 2 gone in today. Never felled a tree before!
Wondering by the beaver pond with Gawith Hoggart Balkan Mixture in a Brebbia First.
'17 Firestorm in the Charl Goussard dubvat.
Lovely mild morning at Kremers, on the back deck.
Lovely mild morning at Kremers, on the back deck.
Interesting, cool finish on that pipe!
Lane HGL in a SMS Smooth Bulldog Meerschaum 
On to some KBV Oriental Affair in the Barling Straight Grain.
Scottish Flake from a Mark Tinsky sandblast this morning. 
St. Bruno x MM Dagner poker
I totally forgot that I have a pouch of Bruno. It's about 3 years old, dry enough but not bone dry, and there's some crystallines - but no fluffy mold stuff. It's a tobacco I have never tried before, because the smell was too aromatic when I opened it. Now the smell is fine but the taste... Well... I tossed it halfway. It's extremely sour. Probably it's only my personal taste, or because it wasn't stored properly, but it's definitely something I don't want to smoke again. It's a pity, because I like Kentucky blends, Bold Kentucky and Old Dark Fired are my everyday tobaccos during autumn/winter.
I totally forgot that I have a pouch of Bruno. It's about 3 years old, dry enough but not bone dry, and there's some crystallines - but no fluffy mold stuff. It's a tobacco I have never tried before, because the smell was too aromatic when I opened it. Now the smell is fine but the taste... Well... I tossed it halfway. It's extremely sour. Probably it's only my personal taste, or because it wasn't stored properly, but it's definitely something I don't want to smoke again. It's a pity, because I like Kentucky blends, Bold Kentucky and Old Dark Fired are my everyday tobaccos during autumn/winter.
Mac Baren HH Pure Virginia in a Peterson 312. The WAYS thread is growing and getting harder to keep up with. This is a good thing I suppose, just don’t get your feelings hurt if you don’t see my likes. 
Good Saturday morning all. Up at a reasonable hour today as no Premier League footie. Tomorrow is the season's conclusion. I received a wonderful gift from a generous forum member this week, that I will treat as a birthday present, though they decided to gift me before they realized that it was my birthday last Saturday. A forty-year-old saddle stemmed Savinelli Punto Oro Mister 806. I'm honored and thrilled to receive it and will post a photo when I inaugurate it with Old Gowrie later today. If I say that the inaugural smoke should be Derriston, you might guess at the identity of the gifter.
To start the smoking day I'm opting for HH Burley Flake in a Savinelli Roma 673.
To start the smoking day I'm opting for HH Burley Flake in a Savinelli Roma 673.
F&T Cut Virginia Plug in a Peterson Deluxe System PSB (9B) P-Lip.
Felling trees with a bucksaw!!!
Did the clay king get a ‘sweat on?’ I‘ll bet he did. Lol
Good afternoon.
St. Bruno in a Parker.
Thanks, it's got interesting character and is just an overall comfortable pipe for roaming and wandering.
Sir John's Flake Virginia in an Altinok. Bowl 91.
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