MB Mixture Scottish in the little clay with morning coffee
***What Are You Smoking, November 2023?***
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Star of the East Flake in a Savinelli Trevi 310
Enjoying some Old Dublin. I like this smoke. Good stuff. 
F&T Cut Virginia Plug in a Rubio Billiard.
Exclusive in a Manz, making soup and building a fire on my day off.
Got the same clay! Love it!
Enjoying some Sutliff Christmas Spice out of my trusty Missouri Meerschaum Ozark on this crisp autumn day.
Starting off this dreary late autumn day with a little slice of Americana, Cornell & Diehl Pegasus in a Dr. Grabow Lark.
I wasn't sure what to make of Pegasus at first, since it's basically just a slightly mellower and naturally sweeter version of the Haunted Bookshop I already knew and loved. There are some things about it that I'm starting to develop a real appreciation for though, like how it can be retohaled without pepper bombing my nose hairs off and how the somewhat lower nicotine content makes it more of an easy anytime smoke than it's ghostly brethren. It's still got that same rough throat abrading quality as Haunted Bookshop towards the end of the bowl though, so I don't think I could smoke it all day, but it does make for a very agreeable change of pace from my usual rotation of Danish aromatics and Lakelands.
I wasn't sure what to make of Pegasus at first, since it's basically just a slightly mellower and naturally sweeter version of the Haunted Bookshop I already knew and loved. There are some things about it that I'm starting to develop a real appreciation for though, like how it can be retohaled without pepper bombing my nose hairs off and how the somewhat lower nicotine content makes it more of an easy anytime smoke than it's ghostly brethren. It's still got that same rough throat abrading quality as Haunted Bookshop towards the end of the bowl though, so I don't think I could smoke it all day, but it does make for a very agreeable change of pace from my usual rotation of Danish aromatics and Lakelands.
Escudo in the clay. Escudo isgoodoh.
Capstan Blue Ready Rubbed from November 2019 in a Balandis sandblasted billiard
Day off, all the rock I care to shovel is shoveled, lol. A post in another thread of @JimInks inspired me in two ways - pulled out my circa 1914 Adolph Poseners (the straight billiard will remain unsmoked for the foreseeable future) and enjoying the other one, which is a wonderful little pipe with ……. some Wilke No. 72 ala Walter Cronkite. Lucy is fixated on a maple leaf, lol. 
Sutliff Maple Shadows while I try to break this writer's block working on music.
I was going to do the exact same thing. I was looking at it for months.
Tell me when you're ready to let it go.
Laurel Heights in a Radice Rind
Caribbean Blue Graham in a Pot O Gold cob
Not far from finishing this bowl of early 2000s Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Chilly and windy today, and rain looks to be on the way. Only Daisy the Feral Princess and Tomato the Brave were outside.
Those pipes are beauts!
2019 Castello Fiammata in a a Castello Old Antiquari #65 Bent Billiard KKKK Kino
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