@das3353 Sounds like a baccy for the King's Clay!MB Navy Flake in a Radice Silk Cut
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That sounds like a really good idea King. Hope you’re having a great weekend!
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We smoked our clays together in Nantwich & Nottingham. He likes his beer & pipeweed!
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Burning into the evening with a relaxing bowl of Exclusive in a Celebi.
I've passed the half way mark of this bowl of year 2014 Dunhill Flake in a straight smooth dark brown 1916 Barling The Hunt with beautiful silver work and a black vulcanite saddle stem with an orific bit.
Good Saturday everyone. Hope the weekend is going well for you all. Visitors for Thanksgiving have left fo
r home. I am sitting back, enjoying my first pipe in 4 days. Shepherd's Pie in my rusticated Brigham. Ahhh. That's better.
r home. I am sitting back, enjoying my first pipe in 4 days. Shepherd's Pie in my rusticated Brigham. Ahhh. That's better.
C&D Tuggle Hall in a Celebi Meerschaum with a cup of black tea.
C&D Star of the East Gold from 2020 in a cob. Not bad on this chilly night.
Chasing Embers is a super cool name.
Shawnee I recall as being one of the tribes in PA, where I'm from.
Shawnee are an Algonquin people. One of the interesting things about that is it seems based on DNA studies that the Algonquins commonly have Haplogroup R1, and it's common across Canada and the northern US regions bordering Canada. A theory that I find credible goes that they are from Natives who came across the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia. Meanwhile, the Indo-Europeans came to India and Europe from Siberia and have Haplogroup R1. So it seems to me that Indo-Europeans and Algonquins are actually long lost brothers. Of course, we can say that about all of humanity in a way.
It's nice writing to you, Chasing Embers.
C&D Exclusive - this seems like a really good VaPer to me.
Chasing Embers,
Did you ever have Native-themed or grown tobacco blends yourself like Grandfather's Spirit, Cherokee, Signal, Warrior, American Spirit Pow Wow?
Last smoke of the month turned out to be SWRA in a MM Dagner Poker, on a nature walk w/the family this morning. 8/10
Bird report: Dark-eyed junco, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, House finch, California scrub-jay, American crow, White-breasted nuthatch, Red-tailed hawk, California quail, Steller's jay, Spotted towhee, Oak titmouse, and Mountain chickadee.
Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend, and Happy December from me and the mustang (and the Savinelli Bacco 321 rusticated author):
Bird report: Dark-eyed junco, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, House finch, California scrub-jay, American crow, White-breasted nuthatch, Red-tailed hawk, California quail, Steller's jay, Spotted towhee, Oak titmouse, and Mountain chickadee.
Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend, and Happy December from me and the mustang (and the Savinelli Bacco 321 rusticated author):
Now smoking year 2010 Amphora Original (Brown) in a full bend barley sandblast Peterson 125th Anniversary 1898-2023 No. 172/330 302 brandy military mount with a silver band and a black vulcanite p-lip saddle stem. This will get me to dinner time.
Finishing up a bowl of GH Kendal Flake, then moving on to Lane Buttered Rum in Meer
515-RC-1 in a late twenties/early thirties KBB Kaywoodie 7204 Rock Ambera.
And a midget and horses.
And a midget and horses.
Peterson Nightcap in an IMP Poker
and Fennel Tea on the side.
and Fennel Tea on the side.
I smoked 2017 Christmas Cheer in my GBD Prehistoric 508 bent billiard with a Perspex stem while ZOOM-ing with my Saturday meeting buddies. Great conversation, camaraderie and a very satisfying smoke.
I often smoke Rustica with a pinch of bearberry.
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