2010 Dunhill Nightcap in a Rad Davis
***What Are You Smoking, Sept. 2022?***
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I love that Dr. Grabow of yours! She's a looker for sure! I'll bet she smokes just as good!Up in the wee hours, just finished the Condor I was smoking before, reminds me of some Gawith Lakelands. Makes me think, who came first, the Englishor the Irish
with all this perfume tabac? LOL
I really enjoy watching the tube late, when it’s so quiet, and having a puff.
So wanting to smoke some more, having now some C&D Sun Bear Mountain Flower, in a Dr. Grabow: Commodore 65 Zulu, dated from 1967-1969, vulcanite stem, metal screw-in tenon, no stinger.
I really love this blend yummy yummy
Be well everyone!
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Trying something I blended at home consisting of 2 parts Royal English / 2 parts Tashkent / 1 part Oriental #40. All Peretti tobaccos. I let it sit for 30 days in a mason jar. It turned out great. The pipe is a Jack Howell.
2022 C & D CRF in a Savinelli Trevi 
Lane 1-Q this morning in a Savinelli System 2614KS with 6mm filter with columbian coffee and light cream accompaniment --- pure relaxing pleasure to greet the new day ! Have a good one everybody !
Good afternoon. Smoking a bowl of mb: Virginia Flake, in a MM General bent, black coffee, and a sip of whiskey.
Good day all! Starting with Peterson Royal Yacht in a Nachwalter Straight Grain Billiard with translucent white tapered stem.
Coniston Cut Plug (CCP) in a small meerschaum devils ar*se whilst I contemplate the assault course that is my day job!
Finishing a bowl of Nightcap in the Grabow bulldog that I started yesterday afternoon. It's a beautiful day on the porch, but super-windy, so this might be it for pipe-smoking today.
Good morning all. Haunted Bookshop in my MM Ferryman.
Some potato peels would do that.
Jokes aside, I'm sure an Oriental would fit in well but I'll PM you later today so we don't keep spamming up the thread.OT:
The big jar needed a new fill so I made another bar with about 65% Burley and 35% Virginia, just a little pinch of bright and dark Kentucky as well. I don't really have a taste for Burley yet and never included it much, I finally want to change that and this should help to bring us together.
Smoking some of it in my clay right now, not bad! A little sweet red vino from North Macedonia to go with it.
My mistake, I meant a Charles Cobbler pipe.
Cobblestone Hiking in a Peterson System Standard B42. I typically rub out my flakes, but I think the next time I smoke this, I'm gonna try to do fold and stuff. I've got a good feeling about it.
Sutliff Burley Delight in a Brigham Acadian #19 Canadian, along with coffee black.
Sutliff VA Slices in a 1911 Peterson Patent Calabash restored by Ryan Alden.
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