Nov ... now Nov ... LOVE Nov (!!!). Leaves mostly down, trees mostly bare & brown, any fallen leaves that were red, orange or yellow are brown. So ... Nov's going to be mostly Brown Va's, like Wessex Campaign, GH Brown Flake U/S and maybe crack some well-aged tins of various Browns.
Of course, since one can't eat just steak or chicken (etc) exclusively, there'll still be lots of picking away at different jars. And will also continue on with the Winchester & Pegasus samples that were so generously gifted to me by one of my Pipe Club Brothers. Oh, and Nov will be a perfect time to also delve into the Brown Clunee.
NOTE = Some lingering comments from OCT (WAYS), as I'm almost finished reading (got a bit behind):
1) Sav 626's are fabulous pipes!
2) Was glad to learn what "bergs" were. Sometimes you can hold off on a question because somebody else will also be wondering!
3) Loading a pipe a day or so ahead of time? YES, I can endorse this completely. I do it & not often enough. Think I've previously mentioned I loaded a cob late Aug, forgot about it, then lit 'er up early Oct - was awesome!