I guess you don’t have to worry about burning clay rims!@Ben.R.C My favourite pipe shapeIf that was me I'd have got an ember from the fire to light the pipe
the modern Cutty shape came from old clays, right?***What Are You Smoking, November 2023?***
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the modern Cutty shape came from old clays, right?
@Ben.R.C Yes! I think you need some ember tongs to light your pipe from the fire!I guess you don’t have to worry about burning clay rims!
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SG Brown No 4 Kendal Twist with a pinch of Peter Stokebye Peaches & Cream in the Altinay.
GH Cherry Twist in the yard cobs while washing the cars.
Ennerdale Flake in a Comoy's Christmas 1976.
That’s cool! Maybe I’ll save it for my outdoor fire pit fires tho
Good day all! Started by finishing off a tin of SG Hansom Flake in a small Tilshead Dublin with canted smooth rim and flattened shank with matching eighth-bent tapered stem size 3-4.
Pegasus in a new-to-me Dunhill LB Tanshell.
@Brewfan I enjoyed the Ennerdale Flake in my clay pipes; I think it has a lemongrass taste / fragrance.
MacBaren HH Burley Flake in a Briarworks bent apple.
Sutliff Maple Shadows while I debate about what English I want to start dipping into and whether or not I am going to toss a few out that just don't do it for me (like Presbyterian and MB HH Balkan). I think I'll crack D&s Merry Monk first when I start pounding them.
McClelland 40th anniversary in a Poul Winslow Crown Viking.
Massive yard work day. Relaxing on front porch with a cup of Pu’erh tea and the Bertram 30, Pot filled with C&D Briar Fox. First time smoking this blend. Bought this tin last year and threw it in the cellar. I was wanting to smoke something new today and decided it was time to try the ‘ol Fox.
I really like this blend- great natural tobacco flavors with some subtle sweetness and smooth classic burley- nutty, earthy and slight spice.
I really like this blend- great natural tobacco flavors with some subtle sweetness and smooth classic burley- nutty, earthy and slight spice.
Dunhill Navy Rolls (2017) in a Castello Collection Billiard.
Sherlock Holmes in my Deerstalker. Go Cowboys!
Last night’s final smoke in the BST LC got me through the UFC Main Card and the new David Fincher movie on Netflix, The Killer—the pipe lasted just under four hours (shy by about ten minutes). This evening’s smoke will be appreciably shorter, as the chamber is much, much, smaller, and the cut of the tobacco less dense.
I’m having Sutliff Balkan Sobranie Original Mix Match in a Peterson Clay Bent Billiard Shape 8 (essentially a 313) with a P-lip stem, while I work on a cover illustration for a new book by our Weird Tales editor, Jonathan Maberry.
I’m having Sutliff Balkan Sobranie Original Mix Match in a Peterson Clay Bent Billiard Shape 8 (essentially a 313) with a P-lip stem, while I work on a cover illustration for a new book by our Weird Tales editor, Jonathan Maberry.
Hal O the Wynd in a Pete Straight Grain. This is its first smoke
Bayou Morning Flake in an Adam Davidson Elephant’s Foot
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