Absinthe, Sazarac ? If you add a Pimm’s cup you must’ve spent time in New Orleans.
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Enjoyed a six egg omelet with plenty of ham, black olives and mushrooms with freshly made hash browns lunch followed by a big bowl of Rice Krispies, a golden delicious apple, and some unsalted peanuts. I'm passing the half way mark on this bowl of KBV Dread Planet 2023 in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl with a silver band and a pearl brown acrylic saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
"R" word free recap.I know it’s irrational but the “R” word drives me effing crazy for some reason. Don’t worry I’ll just put slivers of bamboo under my fingernails to take my mind off it.
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The Short Army 102 hanging around resting a moment after a nice smoke of Hal O’
I saw it before on Scandpipes, forgot to mention it to you.
It would be interesting to know who bought it, and why they sold it.
I’d email Scandpipes to see when they got it in stock and sold it. Maybe if they still have the buyers email, you could get it, or ask them to email the buyer, to reach out to you.
Enjoy that beauty!
Now smoking year 2002 Reiner Long Golden Flake in a smooth dark brown quarter bend 1950s Comoy’s Blue Riband 187 yachtsman with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Very nice pipe.
Wish you all the best!
My newest pipe, an Il Ceppo. So shapely and put together.
I got it cheaper than it listed for new, unsmoked, win win! I’m glad you didn’t tell me when you saw it on scand pipes!I saw it before on Scandpipes, forgot to mention it to you.
It would be interesting to know who bought it, and why they sold it.
I’d email Scandpipes to see when they got it in stock and sold it. Maybe if they still have the buyers email, you could get it, or ask them to email the buyer, to reach out to you.
Enjoy that beauty!
I don't know the maker, but it's a beauty
Bob's CH Flake in a Briar Works.
Thank you. One of the nice aspects of being on the WAYS thread for so many years is seeing some of the great pipe offerings by makers that are out there. This has been on my list for quite a few years.I don't know the maker, but it's a beauty
@RustiePyles CPG I enjoyed the Erinmore Flake in my clay pipes. A good tobacco choice for the King's Clay; got @Birddog66 as part of a trade for my clays and baccy.
@FurCoat I enjoyed the Chocolate Flake in my clay pipes; got a GBP2 sample pack of Bob's Flake last time I went to Buxton; got 25g of Coniston Cut Plug as well. Took 2 empty pipe baccy packets; the local tobacconist sells it loose. I also got my washing up liquid refills and filled my water bottles at the Pump Room drinking fountains - not much single use with me!
Pimm’s is quintessentially British I didn’t know they served them in New Orleans. I lived in the US for twenty years but never made it there unfortunately but I did spend time working in cocktail bars as well as hanging out in them considerably.
I’m walking the neighbours dog while he’s working nights but she’s a lovely little old girl and I don’t mind a bit but WeeBay still has separation anxiety and howls like a banshee while I take her out for a pee. Until then I’m having one last bowl before calling it, MacB London blend in the Duncans Zoie silver sleeve patent, Chester hallmark 1922. 
Wilke Blend #10 in a Dunhill Cumberland Canadian
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