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Lifer
Jul 17, 2022
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Bob's Chocolate Flake in the Li'l Pete 317. Will be on a plane to Franklin Tennessee in 24 hours to see our son that moved out there this year. First time visit!
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Have fun. Franklin has lots of interesting Civil War history and some decent mom and pop shopping. Try to hit Pucket’s in Franklin. It’s delicious, a little off the beaten path and you never know who you’ll see there.
 

JimInks

Sultan of Smoke
Aug 31, 2012
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Enjoyed a big and tasty golden delicious apple, and am off to work with a bowl of year 2020 D&R Raccoon’s Friend in a pre-1980s straight dark brown Comoy's Sandblast 186 billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
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Dec 3, 2021
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Pennsylvania & New York
I was in Montreal for Halloween, so I didn’t get to light up a Halloween themed pipe, just one of the unfinished Savinelli Series III pipes I took on the road with me. So, I’m catching up a day late on the Day of the Dead with Cornell & Diehl Visions of Celephaïs in a Baraccini Halloween Pipe 2022—“Jack” 320 Author.

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While in Montreal, I was very happy to meet up with forum member, @sparker69 on Monday at Blatter & Blatter. I hope it won’t be the last. With our mutual passion for cigars, pipes, craft beer, and whiskies, there’s much to be shared.

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He brought a couple of wonderful Cuban cigars for me. We smoked some tasty Bolivars while we walked around Downtown Montreal.

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I might end up saving this Partagas 898 for my birthday or warmer weather. I think the dampness and cold affected the burn of the Bolivar, which required several relights—usually with cigars, it’s one light and done.

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The grandkids carving pumpkins with their parents:

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Lo, and behold—a very small vampire!

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And another shot of Wasabi in his costume, just because.

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Lifer
Nov 14, 2020
5,088
30,332
Hawaii
I was in Montreal for Halloween, so I didn’t get to light up a Halloween themed pipe, just one of the unfinished Savinelli Series III pipes I took on the road with me. So, I’m catching up a day late on the Day of the Dead with Cornell & Diehl Visions of Celephaïs in a Baraccini Halloween Pipe 2022—“Jack” 320 Author.

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While in Montreal, I was very happy to meet up with forum member, @sparker69 on Monday at Blatter & Blatter. I hope it won’t be the last. With our mutual passion for cigars, pipes, craft beer, and whiskies, there’s much to be shared.

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He brought a couple of wonderful Cuban cigars for me. We smoked some tasty Bolivars while we walked around Downtown Montreal.

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I might end up saving this Partagas 898 for my birthday or warmer weather. I think the dampness and cold affected the burn of the Bolivar, which required several relights—usually with cigars, it’s one light and done.

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The grandkids carving pumpkins with their parents:

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Lo, and behold—a very small vampire!

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And another shot of Wasabi in his costume, just because.

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Wow, thanks for sharing, looked like an awesome time! ❤️

Wasabi... LOL 😝
 
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