MM Country Gentleman stuffed with Petersen's Old Dublin.
***What Are You Smoking, October 2023?***
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2019 Christmas Peterson with some McConnell Scottish Flake. Camping at Zion National Park Utah. 
St Bernard in the Falcon with the meerschaum bowl today. Unfortunately I noticed a crack on the rim that was not there before. I the future, I must keep it separately from my other Falcon bowls, covered in a small box perhaps.
Have a nice Wednesday good people!
Have a nice Wednesday good people!
I have not. I’ve only been to Detroit, and Bloomfield Hills, in Michigan back in the ’90s (best corn on the cob from a roadside stand). I’ve only had maybe four of Bell’s beers; I’ve never had any Dark Horse’s offerings.
There are two L shaped arms inside the pipe (basically a square U that is attached to the metal dial at the bottom of the pipe). Turn the wheel and the arms scrape the inside of the chamber. Funnily enough, it works and the metal doesn’t get too hot while smoking. It’s a novel idea and a source of amusement.
Passing the half way mark of this bowl of Low Country Pipe & Cigar Natural Virginia & Burley in a 2020 straight black sandblasted Merchant Service “Bing” Standard with a nickel band and tapered black vulcanite stem.
Smoked Hal O' The Wynd for the first time today. 2002 Stanwell DM.
Part way through this bowl of year 2017 Esoterica Dorchester in a straight smooth brown 1920s KBB Rocky Briar 1582 patent no.298978 with a B in a circle bulldog with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
2021 carolina red flake with perique
Did some low calorie snacking, and am smoking Wilke Surbrug’s Golden Sceptre in a late 40s, early 50s straight black sandblasted Wagner British Thorn 495 (Comoy’s second) pot with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Part way through this bowl of year 2016 Sutliff Revelation Match in a straight smooth brown pre-WWII Kingsway (Comoy’s) London Made 61 Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Last smoke of the day is year 2014 Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a 2018 full bend smooth Terracotta Peterson XL315 System Standard military mount with a nickel cap and a flared black vulcanite p-lip stem. It's time to check on the ferals.
Thinking about old times. Telegraph Hill.
Pennington Gap in a Williamsburg clay.
Granger in a Grabow, heading out to work. Enjoy the day everyone!!
Cornell and Diehl Burley Flake #1 or what I believe to be Burley Flake #1 in the Svend Bang. 
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What a nice pipe.
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Ahhh.. I can smell that from here.
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