Some Amphora regular brown in a Savinelli Punto Oro 1003 mediium size billiard from their early production years
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Almost a third of the way through this bowl of Watch City Original Crumb Cut in a 1950s-60s straight smooth brown Bertram 07 octagonal paneled billiard with a square shank and a tapered black vulcanite stem. I may end the day with this smoke. Been busy chatting still, and extra busy traffic copping feral and my cats eating. My buddy feels sympathy for all I have to do to feed everybody in peace. And I deserve it!! 
As my thoughts use to be, then I realized, it's as long as I want the commitment, or as short. Nothing wrong with setting the pipe down and finishing it later.
Just finished smoking Wilke No. 515 Double Shot in a smooth dark medium bend 2021 Peterson Heritage Brown POTY 4AB No. 45/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. This is No. 515 with twice the rum of the Basil Rathbone blend.
Thanks! I didn't realize there were other tobaccos similar to La Brumeuse . It's good to know France produces tobacco. I was just pondering that the other day. I was curious to know if a country so rich in pipe production as France is, if they ever produced pipe tobacco.
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HU Dockworker in an Irish Seconds System 302.
Chenets cake in my new Herbaugh apple spigot with old stock Bakelite stem..
C&D Exclusive in a Nuttens Bing
And Coffee
️ on the side
And Coffee
️ on the side
OJK in the Devil Cutty to start the day. 
Easing into the day with a bowl of PS Cube Cut in a Grabow Royal Duke bent bulldog with a cup of hot coffee. 
Another round in the new Kai. Some Louisana Broken Flake and a cup of hot tea. Its a cold, wet, dreary day.
I store my Salty Dogs plug in this jar and the flavor adds to the Broken Flake. Its tasty and sweet with a touch of rum aroma.
I store my Salty Dogs plug in this jar and the flavor adds to the Broken Flake. Its tasty and sweet with a touch of rum aroma.
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Ran an early morning errand with the Vauen Olaf bent egg with 9mm filter and some very, very dry Sutliff 507-C Navy Flake ... I'm getting used to very dry tobacco ... it was more pleasant this time around. And it burns a tad better.
I guess technically it’s still night here as the sun has yet to rise. Loaded a bowl in my Savinelli 320 Eleganza for the ride to work. A bit of an ugly bastid really but this pipe is a machine of epic fortitude and dexterity, capable of mass destruction of tobacco’s.
They still do it quite a lot, though it ain't cheap tobacco in FR, yet, most if not all what they produce Seita/Altadis are dark shag fine ribbon cut tobaccies
Slowly using up the last of a jar of PS Bullseye Flakes, although it isn't the last of my supply of BEF. Hot coffee, 1930s Kaywoodie Thorn, and a very cool morning. In the distance, the morning commuters can be heard. I am glad I am not one of them.
Small bowl of St Brunos RR in an Orlik Supreme T 76 small to medium size long billiard with hand cut stem
Home mix with a blend of Nature’s Promise Peruvian and Community Coffee medium roast.
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