I think I’m done with my BS Chores, ODF in a Davidson
***What Are You Smoking, November 2023?***
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My BS chores are just beginning for the day. Heading outside to fix the eavestrough.
you missed a couple leaves
Soon a Pete 125th 9s and Wilke White Label. Someone is jealous of “big brother” out in the yard.
Definitely buddy!
First bowl was some Super Balkan in the Bulldog.
Afternoon in the country walking Welly while my daughter has a riding lesson. Gorgeous fall day! WCC #556 in a cob. 
Ralf's Burley Cup in my Castello Sea Rock 84. Black coffee on the side.
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2015 Dunhill Nightcap in a LCS Briars pipe #485 4star Supergrain slightly bent apple 
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Great mug-shot!
The day has brightened up, and I'm enjoying Mixture 965 again, this time in a 1940 Root Briar. End of the tin, and like Mr. Rattray said, that's frequently the best bit.
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Typical morning for me.
Ovaltine coffee, in my favourite mug with a Legend full of SPC Plum Pudding SR. Folloed by another Ovaltine coffee in my favourite mug with a Legend full of VaPerique Crumble Kake.
Ovaltine coffee, in my favourite mug with a Legend full of SPC Plum Pudding SR. Folloed by another Ovaltine coffee in my favourite mug with a Legend full of VaPerique Crumble Kake.
Maiden Smoke of this Marxman Jumbo Benchmade size B panel pot. Exclusive is the blend. Smoking great so far. I was able to pick up some not so common shapes a few weeks ago.
Currently GH Black Cherry Twist in a Peterson Dracula bent bulldog. Nice after lunch smoke. 
Watching UFC Fight Night on this sunny, but chilly Saturday afternoon. I’m opting to start with a pipe that provides a long smoke and going to have Cornell & Diehl Small Batch Folklore (2022, 805/1000) in an unbranded, unmarked, Magnum-sized Swan Neck LC (Large Curve) with a horn stem with an orific bit. I believe this pipe is most likely French in origin, and may be from the late 19th or early 20th Century. It is curve drilled, has a bone tenon, and a cork mortise.
Below is a pic of it between my Briar, Sweat, and Tears (BST) LC by @sasquatch and a Savinelli 320 KS to provide a sense of scale. The BST is a pretty huge pipe and is dwarfed by this one. However, the chamber of the BST might be a little deeper than this pipe.
Below is a pic of it between my Briar, Sweat, and Tears (BST) LC by @sasquatch and a Savinelli 320 KS to provide a sense of scale. The BST is a pretty huge pipe and is dwarfed by this one. However, the chamber of the BST might be a little deeper than this pipe.
Gawith Hogarth and Co Happy (Brown) Bogie Twist in a Kaywoodie Campus White Briar.
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