***What Are You Smoking, November 2020?***
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Just finished smoking HU Manyara in a 1982 black sandblasted medium bend W.O. Larsen freehand with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
D&R Windsail in the first cob I ever bought, Old Milwaukee to drink. Listening to podcasts and whittling.
“Yes, Alex (RIP), I’ll take ‘If you only had $6 and had to buy three things’ for $200, please!”
I love it. The essences of simplicity and perfection combining squarely in the middle of this photo.
A third of a bowl left of D&R Penhooker Silver in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a black tapered vulcanite stem.
Now smoking,Cornell & Diehl: Black Frigate,whit a irish black coffe ............I wish you a happy weekend ..............
Something. Not sure what, but something. The itch has gone on for far too long. I’m gonna grab one of the mini-cobs I bought for visitors and whichever jar/tin I pick up in the dark, go outside to rock a piss since it’s super warm, and have a bowl, because life’s too short. Will report back momentarily.
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of KBV Festivus GT beta test in a 1986 three quarter bend Bacchus face CAO meer with a dark tortoise shell colored tapered acrylic stem. Being a shag cut, this won't last long. I'll try a bigger bowl next time.
Fate has spoken, and in doing so, has delivered a now freshly opened tin of Seattle Pipe Club’s Potlatch. Bought this back in April and have never tried this blend. Just opened right now and gave it a good few whiffs. Definitely an interesting tin note. Comments to follow.
Cornell and Diehl Pegasus in a Dr. Grabow Pot Billiard. 
Just past the half way mark on this bowl of Sutliff Prince Andrew in an undated straight smooth dark brown H. Jones Ltd. Easy Loader 286 billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Just got this pipe today and am enjoying it.
So, I started out with a handful of Pennhooker in my mixing bowl yesterday, intending to smoke one or two straight before making a combo with probably some Picayune,kr some of my cached mixing perique,, but it tasted so good I kept it that way and I've smoked two bowls again this a.m. whilst walking out in the 'hood' under the streetlights and the almost full moon. One with my Dunhill shellbriar, 656, dated 1954, and one in a Yelo-Bole my son gifted me, a kbb briar lovat that I've sanded to natural finish. Turns out to not only have a stinger but passes a cleaner and smokes like a champ. I got in over 2 miles of walk.
HH Burley Flake in a MM Washington.
Seems like the perfect setup to me.
Chatham Manor in an acorn cutty cob with a strong black coffee, one sugar and a rainy day in Georgia.
Sorry, I misspoke. The anchor is on the shank, and angled. There is also a unique encircled "K" on the stem which is just barely visible in the photo. Have never seen either documented on the internet.One of these?
Anchors -- Pipes : Logos & Markings
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Country Lawyer in my craggy Serova!
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