Cupido Toro while playing golf with the turtles.
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Overcast and cool this afternoon. Perfect for a big bowl of OJK.
Inhaling makes it lighterHi a friend send me this 5Brothers the other day but dayummm its one strong tobacco
A few tantalizing rain showers today. Not enough. And certainly not enough to prevent my enjoying my favorite tobacco in one of my favorite pipes. Shepherd's Pie in the Brigham smooth rhodesian. Happy tuesday to all you good folks.
Tilbury in a Peterson 305.
Some C&D Sam's Blend in my Peterson Red Spigot 80s that came yesterday. Beautifully made with great finish and coloring, excellent silver work that is flush not proud on the shank and stem and drilled perfectly with a nice open draw. Took me a while to finally find one but thanks to the folks at SPC I now have it. Quite a while ago when I started looking I called them to see if they had any coming in. They said that they did not know until pipes arrived but that they would put me in their system and when one arrived I would be notified and could buy it before it went online. Well that's what happened on Friday last and it arrived yesterday.
Don't think I'll ever need another pipe !
Don't think I'll ever need another pipe !
if it smokes great, it is great! who doesn't love their Humble Greats?!You have a tall Billiard too.
Im smoking mine right now.
I have so many Billiards, they may be my favorite shape, that this one got the name the "Tall Billiard".
Mine is just a cheapo basket pipe, but it smokes great.
Its from the early 1980s and made by " Excelsior".....whoever they are.
I’ll have to check with the stepdaughter in Murfreesboro if the Cicadas are out down there.
Glad to see the stem still holding up!
Having a parfait of last of this Phantom Privateer atop GLP Sixpence.
C&D Virginia Flake in my Comoys Gold Bark. 
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am half way through this bowl of Seattle Pipe Club Down Yonder in a straight black 1963 Dunhill LB Shell 4S billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. The last of the Gold Star Hawaiian Kona Extra Fancy, neat, is my drink.
The new owners of the two orange tabbies told me that they have adapted well to their new home, and the older orange tabby that they own. They've been exploring the house, and after playing on the stairs, took a nap there.
The new owners of the two orange tabbies told me that they have adapted well to their new home, and the older orange tabby that they own. They've been exploring the house, and after playing on the stairs, took a nap there.
Figurehead, Bowl 63. Crooner.
In my reading: The inheritance debate is thrown for a loop by a letter from the titular Golden Witch, giving the family until tomorrow to solve the riddle, or she'll begin the process of repossessing the gold she loaned the family patriarch - and take everything to made with it as interest.
In my reading: The inheritance debate is thrown for a loop by a letter from the titular Golden Witch, giving the family until tomorrow to solve the riddle, or she'll begin the process of repossessing the gold she loaned the family patriarch - and take everything to made with it as interest.
Now smoking GLP Westminster in a full bend black pebble finish 2001 Rinaldo Lithos YY8 Titania Silver Line egg with a tapered black acrylic stem. Thanks to a friend, I'm going to revisit my review of this blend. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Shy orange tabby and Long tail are snoozin' by my side. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
Bengal Slices in Savinelli 320KS.
More Dark Birdseye in the Short Army 102, looking for stuff I know is here but no one else can seem to find…
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