Dried out some briar fox about 10 hours ago. Smoking it now in my SRV Meer.
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McClelland Bombay Extra in an early 50s Kaywoodie 72B Super Grain.
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Have a great week.
Have a great week.
COMOY'S TRADITION MADE IN LONDON ENGLAND 409
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