The next pipe is an army mount 1913 Barling Opera, orific bit - with an over-rotated silver olive 
With a bowl of chopped up coins of Sam Gawith’s Cabbie’s Mixture
With a bowl of chopped up coins of Sam Gawith’s Cabbie’s Mixture
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We got a brand new ballgame! Hogs in a cob.
Rattray’s Black Mallory from May 2020 in the PCI Horn Meerschaum
Half way through this bowl of year 2014 Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a very much appreciated 1979 brown, slight bend grain etched flat front Stanwell Rego 969-48 (09) with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. The game is going to the 11th tied 4-4. Lots of blown chances for both teams, but it's been an exciting game.
Thanks to @spearheadbill and i wearing our rally caps the Dodgers won the World Series.
Now smoking 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. The Dodgers pulled it off with a lot of grit. Quite a amazing series. Tomato the Brave and Harry the Hairy came in to eat, and both left right away.
All of you Dodger fans? You're welcome! Blue Jay fans? yeah, you can blame us! Back to back baby!
Did a little low calorie snacking, and am smoking 1990s Edgeworth Ready Rubbed in a straight smooth brown Corporate Era 1966 Barling 5017 London England T.V.F. billiard military mount billiard with a silver band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. This pipe is from the estate of David Cuneo. Harry the Hairy came in the eat, but something has obviously spooked him. He was even a little afraid of me for a moment, but I gave him a back rub, and he went to the kitchen to eat. He does spook easily, but i guess that's typical for many ferals. I just gave him a head scratch, and he's fine now.
Haunted Bookshop Cake in a Pete SPD 2011 69 .
I've passed the half way mark of this bowl of year 2016 D&R Two Timer Gold in a straight, black sandblasted pre-1970 Comoy’s Sunrise Etched Grain straight Liverpool 309 with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Been enjoying quiet reading time, and finished one of the book that I've been reading. I took a break to feed Daisy the Feral Princess, Tomato the Brave, Sleepy Suzy and Molly Danger. Harry the Hairy a few minutes ago, and went back out. Going back to the next book I've been reading as soon as the cats let me.
Again Peterson De Luxe Navy Rolls in Ser Jacopo Delecta Pulchra with amber stem.
Have a nice Sunday all.
Have a nice Sunday all.
Cigar: First try of Camacho Unleashed 2023. It's really good. 
Darjeeling Tea is a nice complement.
Cool night, but nice and calm. Waiting for WTA Hong Kong Open finals starting in 30 minutes.
Happy "Back to Non-Daylight Time" today -- well, for those of us in the U.S.!!
(except AZ, of course, who never left)
Darjeeling Tea is a nice complement.
Cool night, but nice and calm. Waiting for WTA Hong Kong Open finals starting in 30 minutes.
Happy "Back to Non-Daylight Time" today -- well, for those of us in the U.S.!!
(except AZ, of course, who never left)
Last smoke of the day is first production Watch City American Cut Plug Mixture in the third pipe I bought ($1.95), a 1974 smooth straight dark brown French briar Hadley NEBPC apple with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Haven't smoked this pipe in quite a while, so I thought I'd revisit the past.
Mac Baren Classic in a Silver Horn Sandblasted Panel by Pierre Morel.
Thanks,Mortar,I'm smoking it now as I do this post.That's the only stepped pipe I've seen from Northern Briars. He's also making pipes using the Double Comfort stems that Charatan used.
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Sam Gawith’s Cabbie’s Mixture
God, it feels like I smoked it in another life. Now it’s just a memory — but what a good one. It used to be my favorite blend from SG.
Cornell and Diehl River Boat Gambler in this 9mm Vauen bent Billiard. 
I'd like to see him turn out some Canadian shapes.
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