After painting the soon-to-be room of our babygirl, I have deserved a pipe with some fine tobacco.
What Are You Smoking, October 2022?
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PS Luxury Twist Flake in a Dr. Grabow Redwood.
Dreary morning with a Sav Clark's Favorite stuffed with Chelsea Morning and pot of coffee.
It’s time to put on the Merino wool long johns and enjoy the cold weather.
G.L. Pease Union Square in a Savinelli Antica 125.
G.L. Pease Union Square in a Savinelli Antica 125.
Mystery blend - on occasion I blend something together and put it in a jar, write the ingredients on a scrap of paper, then promptly lose the scrap of paper…
This has probably been sitting for a year or two. Seem to remember GH&Co Dark plug being in the mix. Well it’s good whatever it is. Peterson Pub pipe.
This has probably been sitting for a year or two. Seem to remember GH&Co Dark plug being in the mix. Well it’s good whatever it is. Peterson Pub pipe.
HH burley flake in a Uhles stamped Canadian.
Since we are getting the remnants of Hurricane Ian, I am sitting in our sun room watching it rain. I have my MM Shire Cobbit filled with Match Walnut. Match Walnut has a little bit of everything in it, but it is nicely blended to produce a good smoke. I don't like Latakia in large amounts, but Match Walnut has just enough to spark the taste buds. A good smoke for a rainy day.
2012 Dunhill Flake in a Jack Howell Paneled Billiard.
Heading out for my late-morning pipe: PS Lux Twist Flake with some C&D Chenet's Cake mixed in.
GLP Union Square in a Castello great line fiammata.
Now that's something I'd like to see!Do you think the Clay King could smoke a large cigar in one big drag like Popeye and Bluto???
Not had any beersince Thursday!
I'll most likely abstain from alcohol for the rest of this month, it's been getting too much.OT:
It's nice weather so I took my cob with some Clan and went for a walk, stopped at the graveyard to see if everything's alright at my great grandparents and cousins daughter graves. And to light up of course.
The cob has proven to be a tough little sucker, I never leave my house without having it in one of my pockets.
Check out those photographers skills too. The pipe is barely visible, the sky and treetops are cut out but at least I managed to get that whole patch of dirt in the picture.
2019 Carolina Red Flake in a Ryan Alden apple
John A Classic Flake folded in a Rossi 606
A third of a bowl left of year 2014 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.
2012 John Aylesbury Luxury Flake in a Jack Howell Rhodesian.
Peretti Royal in a Brian Rothenberg caliper grade.
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