Having Seattle Pipe Club Hogshead in a Briar, Sweat, and Tears (BST) Tanshell Large Curve (LC) Swan Neck 3/4 Bent Billiard while I watch the prelims of UFC Fight Night, Neil Magny vs. Carlos Prates.
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Haunted Bookshop Cake in an Irish Seconds Calabash 05.
Now smoking and reviewing Sutliff Cringle Flake (Holiday Edition 2024) in a 1986 three quarter bend Bacchus face CAO meer with a tapered dark tortoise shell colored acrylic stem.
2017 Dobie’s Four Square English in a Holmes and Watson Claw
Probably the last smoke I'll get in before my wife's friends show up for bunco night. Pulled an Olivia Connecticut Reserve out of the tupperdor. Using the personalized cutter she gave me for Father's Day and my trusty Zippo with torch insert...
Home VaBur with perique mix with peppermint tea.
To much break in piping. Got the Ropp so it's pretty well there, and gonna take a cigar break, and maybe a few more today. About to light up a Colt Cavendish, and putting aside a Precipes Cacao for early evening, and a Deadwood Sweet Jane for tonight, while spending the evening listening to some Wagner and cleaning a bunch of pipes thoroughly.
Might do the same tomorrow, depending on the state of my chops and tongue lol.
Might do the same tomorrow, depending on the state of my chops and tongue lol.
Long stem Hillbilly cherrywood pipe made by a friend of my father many many decades ago. Smoking Ready rub in the bowl.
@telescopes - I assume that stem/shank is made in sections for disassembly and cleaning?
Sillem’s Red in Nording’s rusticated freehand.
I'm wondering the same thing - have a bunch of longstems myself, and their stems are made of ash and are quite a bit thicker. Whatever the case, that's a real treasure!!
Just over a quarter of a bowl left of Sutliff Cringle Flake (Holiday Edition 2024) in a 1960s Austrian meerschaum bent apple with a tapered yellow acrylic stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Nope. One continuous piece from a long cherrywood stem. It’s cleaned using a very thin wire and water. The mouthpiece is bone. The bowl is bored out In such a way that it has a small hole at the very bottom that has a chamber below it where the stem enters. The pipe is well over 60 years old.
Now smoking Match Nightcap in an antique cherrywood - a relic of another era.
MB Virginia Flake in an Altinay.
