About a third of a bowl left of Ken Byron Ventures Uzumaki 2021 in a black quarter bend 1970s GBD Prehistoric Rhodesian 9438 with a perspex saddle stem.
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Country Squire's Northwest Trek in a Grabow Riviera
Finally getting to my first bowl of the day after cleaning the garage. A bowl of GH&Co Kendal Mixed in an Ascorti New Dear finished like a rock.
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Wessex Brigade Classic Virginia in a Christmas Pete
I’m smoking FVF in a no name meer and having a pour of Maker’s Mark cask strength bourbon. Smoking in the garage and contemplating how I can possibly carve out a smoking area without drawing the ire of the wife. Cheers!
The Ryback cures the effects of a long work week.
Absolutely gorgeous photo Tar Wheel.
Thank you, Morrison. You’re up burning the midnight oil this evening. Most evenings my eyes are slammed shut by 11:00, whether I want them to be or not.
Earlier this afternoon, had some Rouxgaroux in my Bing's Favorite. Digging this blend!
Now enjoying a bowl of Kendal Dark in a Caminetto freehand.
Careful, Fur. You just might get what you wish for.?
Close to finishing this bowl of Ken Byron Ventures Jupiter Slices in a post WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson made in Dublin straight smooth X155 Bulldog with a sterling silver band and a black vulcanite p-lip stem. Been watching a documentary on Dean Martin. It's pretty good, but a few things they left out are kind of odd.
A half-bowl of a Tilbury sample courtesy of @Devil Anse in a Savinelli Miele 611 KS Bent Dublin. Pairs nicely with a hot cup of Earl Grey. Bird report: California scrub-jay, Common raven, Mountain chickadee, California towhee, White-crowned sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, and Northern flicker (red-shafted). Always a trick to sneak in my Sabbath smoke before it gets way too cold to even enjoy it. On the plus side, quick cool-down time for the Sav afterwards.
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