Gawith Hoggarth and Company Dark Flake Aromatic in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
***What Are You Smoking, November 2022?***
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Klondike Gold in an 1895 T.G.C. With Amber Stem.
Relaxing after lots and lots of pizza with a couple slices of freshly baked pecan pie and a couple of scoops of vanilla bean ice cream for dessert. I'm almost a third of the way through this bowl of year 2013 Capstan Blue in a straight 1924 Dunhill’s “Shell Briar” patent pot 7 with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Watching the World series, and am going to clean a few pipes.
Irish flake in a chacom reverse calabash, and red war horse in a C&D cob.
Back home after a quick lunting in the woods. Strike that--too cold and windy to even make it to the woods! Made it about 200 yards down a dirt road, and said screw it. As soon as the sun goes behind the hills...that's it. Big temperature drop, and how can I enjoy a pipe in that?
But I did manage to get in a small bowl of Peterson Irish Oak (now Irish Cask) in my MM Country Gent. Not many birds this evening, other than some Brewer's blackbirds and a mish-mosh of various sparrows. They're smart; they stayed home today!
Happy weekend to all.
But I did manage to get in a small bowl of Peterson Irish Oak (now Irish Cask) in my MM Country Gent. Not many birds this evening, other than some Brewer's blackbirds and a mish-mosh of various sparrows. They're smart; they stayed home today!
Happy weekend to all.
A third of a bowl left of year 2013 Capstan Gold in a straight black 1932 Dunhill R double patent shell pot with a vernon tenon and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Whimsical in my SHP panel shanked Canadian.
2019 Escudo, folded and stuffed, in my Peterson 80s bulldog on a cool but still night.
I normally give my pipes a little more rest between smokes, but went down the chamfering stems rabbit hole recently, and was impatient to try it out on this pipe, which has been known to gurgle for me.
I normally give my pipes a little more rest between smokes, but went down the chamfering stems rabbit hole recently, and was impatient to try it out on this pipe, which has been known to gurgle for me.
Just going to read and enjoy some quiet. Having some Sun Bear Mountain Flower in a cob I modified. 
Enjoyed a tasty Jazz apple, and am passing the quarter mark on this bowl of C&D Derringer in a straight smooth brown 1920s (Comoy’s) Lions Head 399 Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. The Astros won the World Series, and I'll go to work soon.
Just received a brand new sillems 5 min ago , black house in a dunhill 3104 cumberland
Davidoff Flake Medallions in a CAO Bekler.
Going to have Cornell & Diehl Small Batch Folklore (805/1000) in an “Unfinished Bent Aged Italian Briar Pipe” (Brandy) that I got from RnA Treasures for under thirty bucks. The only thing I needed to do was polish the unfinished stem with its wood dot and brass ring accents. This pipe appealed to me because of its better than average approximation of a Savinelli Corallo finish; it’s better than a number of attempts at that unique texture I’ve seen, but, still lacks the more subtle, rounded forms of the real deal. Regardless, I’m glad to have it. It’s fun, was inexpensive, and doesn’t look too bad.
Thanks for the info！Orders were placed last night，Carolina gent with the red stem will be delivered to my place in 24 hours……and the poker.
C&D Gray Ghost in a Brigham Voyageur volcano to wrap up a truly unusual day of college football.
My goodness 1884? That’s incredible. Beautiful pipe. Are the walls thin on it?
A couple of minutes away from smoking D&R Raccoon’s Friend in a pre-1980s straight dark brown Comoy's Sandblast 186 billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Working and listening to the MLB talk on the XM.
This picture is very cool…
Not too thin. Standard for a Meer.
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