Good morning fellow pipers. 
Pembroke in a Mark Tinsky.
Pembroke in a Mark Tinsky.***What Are You Smoking, November 2020?***
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Smoking now,Old Dublin hydrated with whisky rain.......... 
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WCC Rhythm & Blues in a cob, drinking black coffee.
Close to finishing this bowl of circa year 2000 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style.
Doing one of my favorite chores ... laundry. Why? It’s a great excuse to do nothing between loading and folding sessions.
After listening to a couple episodes of the old Suspense radio show, I’m playing reruns of the Pipesmagazine Radio Show podcasts ... specifically, whole string of Brian’s interviews with Mike and Mary McNiel of the former McClelland. This experience deserves revisiting one of few estate pipes I have in my collection.
I know little about this pipe. I don’t know the maker or the year it was made (I’ve only had it for the last fifteen or sixteen years of its long life). The ring is tarnished silver, the stem is orific at the button and made of amber. Right now, the bowl (which needs to be replaced someday) is loaded with Frog Morton Across the Pond.
It doesn’t get much better than this.
After listening to a couple episodes of the old Suspense radio show, I’m playing reruns of the Pipesmagazine Radio Show podcasts ... specifically, whole string of Brian’s interviews with Mike and Mary McNiel of the former McClelland. This experience deserves revisiting one of few estate pipes I have in my collection.
I know little about this pipe. I don’t know the maker or the year it was made (I’ve only had it for the last fifteen or sixteen years of its long life). The ring is tarnished silver, the stem is orific at the button and made of amber. Right now, the bowl (which needs to be replaced someday) is loaded with Frog Morton Across the Pond.
It doesn’t get much better than this.
Pulled out the old Stanwell Zebrano from the shelf, and filled her with a bowl of Rat Ray's Hal'O Thy Wynd ... magnificent blend.
Now smoking GLP Cumberland 20th Anniversary Limited Edition in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl with a silver band and a pearl brown acrylic saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Working on a review of this blend.
SG Hansom Flake in an AKB Lattice Cherrywood Meerschaum carved by Tekin. First bowl in some time. It still smells like chocolate when opening the jar. There is still none in the taste. It now tastes like Grasmere Flake with a tiny hint of spice from the Perique. The Lakeland is much more distinct than I recall. A decent mild smoke. I am still debating on getting more to cellar but, I don’t know what this will become...
Tried some Newminster Superior Navy Flake in my Cavicchi long-shank Dublin. Tastes pretty darn good and you can't beat the price!
Cornell & Diehl Old Joe Krantz in a MM Legend Cob
Part way through this bowl of GLP Samarra 20th Anniversary Limited Edition in a medium bend smooth paneled 2017 Celebi Turkish Meerschaum with a gold and black swirl acrylic tapered stem. Watching The Maltese Falcon on Bogart day on TCM. Working on a review of this blend, too.
Presbyterian in Peterson SH Professor sandblasted. Sunny and windy. Good warm weather on the front porch. Time just flies by.
Peterson’s Connoisseur’s Choice, very nice,in a Tobacco Depot basket pipe,Coke!?
Perfect way to go!
Match Presbyterian in a Dr. Grabow Omega.
Bayou Morning Flake in a MM Patriot Bent.
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