Wow, you got a couple awesome pipes today!!CRFP in a new Adam Davidson Elephant’s Footkind of a sinister look to it.
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***What Are You Smoking, November 2023?***
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Thanks, I’m quite pleased, both pass the initial tests with flying colors!
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am passing the half way mark of this bowl of year 2018 Solani 633 in a straight 1954 patent Dunhill 148 Group 3 black shell bulldog made for the France market with a black saddle vulcanite stem. Coffee from a freshly opened bag of Gold Star Brazilian Bourbon Santos, neat, is my drink. Fed Daisy the Feral Princess and Tomato the Brave, but when Sam the Scamp showed up, I had put Daisy and Tomato in the house so they wouldn't chase Sam away. Our friend Teresa (a fellow cat lover) was here, and Sam was exceptionally friendly to her in their first meeting. Sam is such a delightful cat. His ears look like a rabbit's, and he most certainly runs like one. Playful and fun.
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Mcclelland Classic Samsun in the Radice Clear E pencil shank.
More Atlas Balkan in the clay. Had get rid some cake in it. Been liking the smaller bowl and lack of ghosting when going from blend to blend.
2020 C&D Golden Days of Yore in an AKB Lattice Cherrywood Meerschaum carved by Tekin.
@Tate My Old Dominion Jamestowne clay has a smaller bowl than yours
17th century clays had small bowls due to the higher cost of tobacco in those days.
Tumblin Dice in a Ben Wade Lovat, should be the last one of the day.
Earlier in the morning I smoked HU Edward G purchased February 2020 in a Briarworks Billiard
Now it’s cigar time - Oliva Serie V Melanio
Now it’s cigar time - Oliva Serie V Melanio
Now smoking unreleased 2021 Sutliff VaPer in a mid-2000 decade Tom Eltang straight black sand blasted canted AJ Dublin with a cream and brown horn ferrule, and a tapered black acrylic stem. It's another busy day. All of them have been lately.
More relaxed and pleasant contemplation! Peterson ‘23 PPN XL5BC and Blue Note. 
@Tate Sent you a PM. I wipe the bowl out with a kitchen towel to remove the tobacco residue. My most smoked clay is colouring nicely now
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Miserable weather in Winnipeg lately. Temperatures hovering at the freezing point with rain and persistant cloud cover. Contemplating warmer climes over some Erinmore Mixture in an Anton & Co. bent brandy.
2020 LJP Thanksgiving Day in a Falcon Straight w/ a Rusticated Meerschaum bowl
Such a cool little Autumn themed cutty. The Bakelite feels soft enough, not as soft as vulcanite. It’s pretty as all get out! Exclusive in my new Abe Herbaugh.
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I thought the Forum PAD Prerequisite Rules, you’re suppose to show us those fancy high res photos from the carvers...
Now these are some nice looking pics!
Fall Collection: Blasted Cutty with Sterling Silver and Bakelite — Abe Herbaugh Pipes
Length: 5.150 Width: 1.350” Height: 1.850” Chamber: .700 x 1.470” Weight: 28 grams
www.herbaughpipes.com
Smokes damn good, only problem is the bit is fairly chunky and will try to fall out of your mouth. Definitely not like Eltangs regular bits, but I suppose that’s why it’s a fifth of the cost. I’ll probably pick up another basic in the future.
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