***What Are You Smoking, Nov. 2024?***
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My grandson laid down for a nap, so I'm enjoying some quiet time with Rattray's Buckingham in a Chacom. Watching holiday movies.
Almost half way through this bowl of year 2019 C&D Derringer in a straight smooth brown 1920s (Comoy’s) Lions Head 399 Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Thanks man. Hope you had a nice turkey day
Thanks man. Your post made me remember I need to restock my supply of windjammer. Love the stuff.
Five Bros in an XL81S.
Hunting down some decorations for mama and the midget to set up.
Hunting down some decorations for mama and the midget to set up.
Just finished smoking year 2020 Peter Heinrichs Golden Sliced in a pre-1940s straight smooth brown Sutliff St. James (Comoy’s) spiral billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
2014 LBF
Time has been unkind to this one, much better fresh. It can still serve as a blender though.
Time has been unkind to this one, much better fresh. It can still serve as a blender though.
Home VaBur with perique mix and decaf strawberry green tea.
Now smoking year 2016 Peter Heinrichs Special Curly in a straight smooth brown 1950s The Saint James London Pipe (Comoy’s second) 185M billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Haven' smoked this blend or pipe lately. Same goes for my last smoke. All the ferals have been fed.
Sutliff Lavish English in a Celebi Meerschaum with a cup of black tea.
First pipe in a few days, Mac Baren Virginia Flake in a MM Dagner Poker. Finding I don't need to quite dry this blend to mid-July Sahara Desert crispness that I tend to do for most VAs. Tasty goodness! Happy to have two pounds of this in the cellar. 9.5/10
Bird report: Hairy woodpecker, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, California scrub-jay, Mountain chickadee, Northern flicker, American crow, Steller's jay, Spotted towhee, and White-breasted nuthatch.
Shabbat shalom!
Bird report: Hairy woodpecker, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, California scrub-jay, Mountain chickadee, Northern flicker, American crow, Steller's jay, Spotted towhee, and White-breasted nuthatch.
Shabbat shalom!
Digging through stuff in the upstairs bonus/storage area and found two 500g boxes of GH I never jarred from like 2022 or 23.
So I jarred them and the leftover Kendal Flake I tossed in a cob and lit up. Yum!
Next up will be the Unscented Brown Flake. =D Probably in a meer.
So I jarred them and the leftover Kendal Flake I tossed in a cob and lit up. Yum!
Next up will be the Unscented Brown Flake. =D Probably in a meer.
Murray's Three Year Matured Virginia in a Bruce Weaver acorn with an ebonite stem and lapis lazuli mortise along with a tamper made for me by Snake (Derrick Price) that he named "Deep Blue Sea".
A quarter of a bowl left of year 2022 unreleased Sutliff Brown Virginia Flake in a straight smooth brown post-WWII Comoy’s Grand Slam billiard 127 Canadian patent 341422 with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Haven't smoked this pipe lately either.
It's really cool how you are mixing Cherokee with other blends like Elizabethan. How would you describe the result? I'm guessing that just naturally it would be like a bit of both- making the Elizabethan a bit simpler and adding flavor to the Cherokee.
I did that with American Spirit RYO Pow Wow Blend and it worked great. I was mixing it with Captain Black Gold. Pow Wow Blend adds a minty flavor and Captain Black Gold adds a sweetness and a classic pipe tobacco quality that I don't get as much with the Pow Wow Blend. I'm interested in trying some Cherokee myself, but they only come in giant 16 oz bags.
Pegasus (sample generously bestowed upon me from Pipe Club brother) in a Comoy Naked Dublin.
NOTE: Earlier in this forum, a Pipe Forum brother (and so sorry that I haven't taken the time to look back to identify him) said he lost his pipe tool while on a walk. He seemed confident that he'd find it. Holding a good thought for him (!). I have couple "standard" pipe tools, also have couple that I've easily carved from sticks picked up while walking, and they work fine. But just thought I'd pass along this info jewel:
NOTHING works any better than a standard Carpenter's Nail (!!!) for tamping, for picking ... no scoop, but no big deal. Hmm ... wonder what pipe smokers used centuries ago?
NOTE: Earlier in this forum, a Pipe Forum brother (and so sorry that I haven't taken the time to look back to identify him) said he lost his pipe tool while on a walk. He seemed confident that he'd find it. Holding a good thought for him (!). I have couple "standard" pipe tools, also have couple that I've easily carved from sticks picked up while walking, and they work fine. But just thought I'd pass along this info jewel:
NOTHING works any better than a standard Carpenter's Nail (!!!) for tamping, for picking ... no scoop, but no big deal. Hmm ... wonder what pipe smokers used centuries ago?
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