@rmcnabb I'm looking to get into living history re-enactment!
***What Are You Smoking, May 2024?***
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@Scottmi Do you think it would suit the King's Clay?First ever try of Exclusive... in my Moonshine Long Devil Anse, with a Hazy IPA and pint of water to keep me steady.
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My neighbour John brought the Clay King 5 packets of Clan back from Spain! Gonna get a clay bowl down my throat now!
Yes, Dan, I believe it would!
Getting ready for some British boxing, with some pre-1910 bulldogs and a Larsen Copenhagen (for the wife) all loaded with my own various English blends....
@Scottmi All Gawith baccy suits the King's Clay (unless it contains Latakia)...
Great looking pipe @Scottmi !! On the verge of buying a moonshine devil egg nose warmer!!First ever try of Exclusive... in my Moonshine Long Devil Anse, with a Hazy IPA and pint of water to keep me steady.
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Archive 2018 and some Embarcadero
MB HH Pure Virginia in an Altinay.
Granger in a Kaywoodie Shellcraft.
More Sutliff 507C Virginia Slices in a Grabow Royalton, which has kinda become my default dog walking pipe lately.
The more I smoke this blend the more I like it! Sutliff's Virginia Slices are easily the most naturally lemony bright Virginia I've ever smoked, and it's just darn fantastic stuff. The only complaint I could really make about it is that it does burn a little fast and hot when fully rubbed out, so next time I smoke it I'm gonna try just folding and stuffing a flake and seeing how that goes. I'm sure I won't have to wait too long to try though, since I could smoke this blend all day long!
The more I smoke this blend the more I like it! Sutliff's Virginia Slices are easily the most naturally lemony bright Virginia I've ever smoked, and it's just darn fantastic stuff. The only complaint I could really make about it is that it does burn a little fast and hot when fully rubbed out, so next time I smoke it I'm gonna try just folding and stuffing a flake and seeing how that goes. I'm sure I won't have to wait too long to try though, since I could smoke this blend all day long!
I spent some quality time with my Saturday ZOOM buddies as I smoked my Cellini (Victory Pipe Craftsmen) pocket pipe, a pipe I carried to all my undergrad classes at DePaul University and was able to smoke in most classes. I filled it with a tobacco I often smoked back in those days, from a 55-year-old tub of Wine Cured No. 11. The tobacco was a scorcher back then, but has mellowed quite nicely, although still has a slight bite.
6 year old Telegraph Hill in a Bruno Nuttens Bing.
Pegasus in my Country Squire Bing
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and green beans dinner with strawberries for dessert. I've passed the first third of this bowl of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a black sandblasted straight 1998 XXX Ashton Pebble Grain lovat with a black acrylic saddle stem. Been watching the Dodgers-Reds game with the two scampers snoozin' by my side. As much as I like them, I wish somebody had wanted to give them a home.
GL Pease Sextant in a Celebi Meer. Made for each other!
Pennyfarthing in a Nutten's Bing. Pennyfarthing doesn't always work for me, but it is absolutely amazing this evening. Getting a really nice juicy quality with dark undertones. A magical evening with the kids in a great mood and being really silly and funny. One of those nights that makes you really appreciate your life.
HH Burley Flake in a Radice.
VA scraps in my BST bent billiard.
Off to work with a bowl of Wilke Picket’s Charge in a post-WW2 straight smooth brown pre-Republic Peterson’s Dublin 3 bulldog with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. This blend is Wall Street with much less perique (10%) than the regular W.S. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Listening to The Lone Ranger from my radio collection.
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