***What Are You Smoking, May 2023?***

[Auxsender]

I suppose anytime tobacco and ketchup are in the same zip code McClelland might come to mind. Regarding the ketchup Doritos though, I like them better than the ketchup Lays. They’re a lot more vinegary than the Lays.

This morning I’m starting the day with some WCC Old Dominion in a cob.
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I know the Old Dom in a cob smoke session well and it’s a fine one.

 

[canucklehead]

Good morning peoples.

D&R 3 Sails in a Old Pal dublin.

 

[Beowoulf]

Smoking some of the tobacco that started it all ... Benjamin Hartwell's Evening Stroll. A good smoke and a great room note. Smoking it in a Kaywoodie bent.

 

[condorlover1]

A picture speaks a thousand words! Smoking a Xmas 1881 'cutty' pipe with silver band commemorating the gift to someone whose initials were TW. The bowl reinforcement is made of silver circa 1890 was added to prevent or repair damage to the rim.

 

[The Clay King]

Got some loose GH Coniston Cut Plug & Full Virginia Flake in Buxton to smoke in my clay pipes; not much single use with me!

 

[Zero]

Six Pence in a Pete

 

[Peterson314]

Revelation Match in my birthyear Comoy for a birthday smoke!

 

[JimK]

Good day all! Started with KBV Red Line in an Upshall sandblast Canadian size 4. The "most sippable" aged Red Carolinas with Dark Virginias. Yes, please.

 

[TheIronMonkey]

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Revelation Match in my birthyear Comoy for a birthday smoke!

Happy Birthday!

 

[Beowoulf]

Next in line ... some 4noggins Thomas' Blend being smoked in a Lorenzo Anello Oro. A satisfying aromatic in so many ways. And the pipe? Dressed in a very light-depth sandblast, it's a convenient, versatile piece, and the traditional palette is accented by a flashy chrome band.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Having some Pegasus in a Peterson Irish Harp that I moronically dropped and snapped off the stem. Just got it back from Mary Ann at American Smoking Pipe Repairs. She did a fine job. I'm also blown away by how much this batch of Pegasus has transformed after a couple years in a jar. What was once harsh & acrid is now magnificent.

 

[telescopes]

I am not sure where the heart of Germany officially is situated, if there is any at all. If you goggle the term some tourist information on Facebook tells you it might be in Saxony-Thuringia.

So my dear telescope you might be sailing the Elbe in bad weather up to Dresden, and maybe you’re gonna meet there „Pudels Kern“ (Mephistopheles). Welcome in Germany.

Well I am not in Prussia, but I am in Bavaria on the Main. The beer and wine are great and the kraut is as good as I‘ve ever tasted. My great grand parents immigrated from Germany and I am about 1/2 German. My mother was a Panzer tank. She could take a hit about as good as any man, but her wallop laid many a man and woman flat in their back. She raced motocross and was a sharp shooter as well. They build them strong and well engineered in Germany, or so I was raised to believe. My experience tells me it wasn’t just a fable.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Sir John's Flake Virginia in an Alden.

 

[telescopes]

Some Reisling wine and now a smoke in my Paronelli with Haddo’s Delight. The wine came from the vineyards behind me.

 

[AppalachianPipe92]

Stoved LNF from a C Martin sandblast

 

[craig61a]

2020 WCC Terrapin Station in a Kronborg Castle Elsinore 166 billiard.

 

[Scottmi]

Morning pipe Bayou Veermaster in the Bones Poker with coffee. First tennis game of the year on the agenda today.

 

[Tom Sawtooth]

John Aylesbury - Classic Flake in a HCA Stanwell and a Cup of Joe.

 

[Ben.R.C]

Busy workday, CRF w P in a GBD

 

[haebar]

Off for lunch and smoking some Amphora Original in an E.A. Carey billiard.