Smoking some Semois La Petite Robin in a Sav Capri Root Briar 115 KS. With coffee, black. And neat. 
***What Are You Smoking, October 2024?***
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Having more Ryback/Odds and Ends enjoying coffee out on the patio.
I think I’ll be putting this pipe in the rotation more often, a Kaywoodie Flame Grain Meerschaum 40. It smokes great, and is a bit of an anomaly as all the dating markers put it mid-early 40’s but it has no stinger.
One Kaywoodie aficionado suggested it may be WWII era (aluminum shortage and all), but it may be an “export”. I was going to reach out to Bill F, but never got around to it.
I’ve been leery to use it as a daily driver, because of the meer liner, but it smokes so well that may change.
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