SPC Deception Pass in an early 1900’s GFB. 
***What Are You Smoking, October 2024?***
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KBV’s Dark Fired Cherry in Rattray’s Goblin bent apple.
Enjoying a bowl of MB dark twist in a 1976 126 shell billiard with a mug of dark french roast …
Irish Flake/Brown Twist in a Kaywoodie FlameGrain Meerschaum 09B.
I’d almost forgotten how much I like this pipe…
I’d almost forgotten how much I like this pipe…
Irish Cask in a Futura rusticated bent Dublin, with black coffee...
Going to have Sutliff Pipe Force Episode III Signature Series by Per Georg Jensen in a Larsen Super Grain Handmade Dublin Stack. Sadly, no coins in this order.
@Humblepipe
@Humblepipe
MM Creeper of the Corn in a MM ‘23 Halloween cob. Listening to the tubular bell wind chimes given to us by his friends to commemorate our late son.
Loading a quick bowl of Freja & Loki in my Celebi reverse calabash after cleaning up the shop and having breakfast. Finishing off the morning coffee and waiting for an HVAC contractor to show up and update my electric heat source out here so i can go back to Florida with peace of mind that my plumbing won't be freeze broken by the time i get back.
Peterson 999 Dalkey bought from M Cahill in Limerick in 2009 - smoking The Doctor’s Own Blend - a variation of Black Maria by John Dengler. The Doctor’s Own Blend uses Green River Cavendish, a bit of nougat, and finishes off with Latakia and Perique. This creates a wonderful American/English blend that is easy to smoke and has a pleasing room note to boot.
Currently smoking in an area that will become a private smoking patio.
Currently smoking in an area that will become a private smoking patio.
Yorktown in a green cumberland Dunhill 4103.
OJK in an Irish Seconds Calabash 05.
KBV Acadian Flek in the Gefapip 'Giant' lumberman, with morning coffee.
Thus endeth the jar.
Thus endeth the jar.
Love the little anchor! Any idea who made them, stinger or no, and is it Algerian briar? Will it be a good smoker?
My morning smoke. Maybe my favorite Savinelli shape.
Post barbell session pipe. Chenet’s cake in a Kurt Balleby. These barbells get heavier if you don’t pick them up for a decade. 
Changeup Day. Breaking the pattern. All smallish-medium bowls that'll give me an hour if I want. On the left is my Ropp J16, dedicated to Mad Fiddler. Looking forward to a great morning smoke.
In the middle is my meer miniature, which is fully broken in. Afternoon aromatic as a changeup. Soft meer, cheapest pipe I've ever bought. 16 bucks on Evilbay. Smokes great. It's cherry biased, and I'll be stuffing it with Borkum and Riff Cherry Cavendish, about the only cherry on the market imho with balls. Others can be improved by adding some perique or balkan, which I have done and will continue to do.
Ending the day with a favourite pi[pe, my ashwood McQueen Russet. Perfectly broken in - have to be very careful with ashwood. Beautiful but fragile - will scorch and have to be pitched if you do so in break in. Found out by ruining two in the past. The three I now have are carefully broken in and smoke great. I really can't tell the difference between it and briar, and I know others have said the same thing. However, I've been accused of having no discriminating tastebuds, and my accusers could well be right.
This beautiful pipe will be stuffed with Tobacco Barn "Rockwell", a worthy stand in to my favoured Black Frigate, but I have even less of this Navy than I do of BF so both are being rationed. Auditioning another couple of Navies available from the cheapest Canadian Sources. McBaren's Navy Flake is the front runner. Looking forward to its arrival soon. Really andticipating a Navy this evening. That's a real change of pace for me. Buddy Mike is arriving to set up my new overhead screen so we can watch some opera or off the wall sci-fi or monster movies, all of which I have a slight addiction to. Cheers.
In the middle is my meer miniature, which is fully broken in. Afternoon aromatic as a changeup. Soft meer, cheapest pipe I've ever bought. 16 bucks on Evilbay. Smokes great. It's cherry biased, and I'll be stuffing it with Borkum and Riff Cherry Cavendish, about the only cherry on the market imho with balls. Others can be improved by adding some perique or balkan, which I have done and will continue to do.
Ending the day with a favourite pi[pe, my ashwood McQueen Russet. Perfectly broken in - have to be very careful with ashwood. Beautiful but fragile - will scorch and have to be pitched if you do so in break in. Found out by ruining two in the past. The three I now have are carefully broken in and smoke great. I really can't tell the difference between it and briar, and I know others have said the same thing. However, I've been accused of having no discriminating tastebuds, and my accusers could well be right.
This beautiful pipe will be stuffed with Tobacco Barn "Rockwell", a worthy stand in to my favoured Black Frigate, but I have even less of this Navy than I do of BF so both are being rationed. Auditioning another couple of Navies available from the cheapest Canadian Sources. McBaren's Navy Flake is the front runner. Looking forward to its arrival soon. Really andticipating a Navy this evening. That's a real change of pace for me. Buddy Mike is arriving to set up my new overhead screen so we can watch some opera or off the wall sci-fi or monster movies, all of which I have a slight addiction to. Cheers.
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The name Ryback caused a flashback to Steven Segal. Guess what I'm gonna watch tonight??
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