Sutliff 507c Virginia Slices, at the tail end of the sunset.
Enjoy your evening.
Enjoy your evening.
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Samuel Gawith Virginia Flake, rolled and inserted from 2016 in my Ken Barnes bent Dublin with a saddle bit.Don't ask how the fork got into the pitchure.
I have some Night Cap in the Stanwell tonight.
Half way through this bowl of D&R Penhooker Silver in a 1982 smooth straight Sasieni Ivory 105 Apple with a black vulcanite saddle stem. This will get me to dinner time.
Stuck in a deepening rut. McClelland’s Black Shag in a meer lattice globe again.
Pipe smoking Recalibration taking place here with some old Joe Krantz white In a 25 year old Stanwell majestic , IPA and some pork st Louie style ribs on the grill. I’ve been hooked on reading These old classic western novels and listening to the Sons of the Pioneers. 
Cosmic (such a broken record) mixture in a Falcon standard blasted bulldog. A V-8 Bloody Mary with hot sauce ( to compliment the perique).
Nice pipe, but your cutting off of the book jackets is frustrating. I love reading as much as smoking! I guess I'm a bookshelf voyeur.
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Black Irish X in a Meer...
No green fields and babbling streams without rain.Field & Stream in a downpour.
About to put fire to this Pohlmann freehand loaded with Gawith and Hogarth Sweet Cherry Twist. 
Been kinda sickly the last couple weeks. Finally got the taste for a smoke.
'97 Mcclelland Benjamin Hartwell in the '63 Group 1 Tanshell.
'97 Mcclelland Benjamin Hartwell in the '63 Group 1 Tanshell.
Just fired up a bowl of Peterson Old Dublin in the Rossi Rubino Antico 8320.
Whole leaf.
100% Kentucky. Rolled into a twist and stoved for 16 hours until it turned almost black. This one ain't for the boys!
Cut thin and smoked in a tavern style clay. Now thats an old school smoke!
100% Kentucky. Rolled into a twist and stoved for 16 hours until it turned almost black. This one ain't for the boys!
Cut thin and smoked in a tavern style clay. Now thats an old school smoke!
Sutliff 515 RC-1 in a Sasieni Four Dot Hurlingham S
Glad you’re feeling better. ?
Plum Pudding in a 1964 Dunhill Cherrywood, my birth year pipe.
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