D&R Cosckstrong in a Peterson Kildare Canadian.
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A couple of minutes away from smoking year 2010 Kramer’s Blend For Cary Grant in an undated unbranded straight black sandblasted short shank billiard with a long black vulcanite tapered stem. Listening to the Braves-Padres game as I work.
I have been eyeing this one on ebay, but ended up bidding for a different one. Enjoy it!
Diebel’s Oriental Mixture in a GBD Panel-Yacht 76er
Mississippi River Special Reserve Kind off Like Flake in an Ascorti.
Having my first smoke with this cased pair
Well-rubbed out Escudo navy rolls
In a previously unsmoked cased 1922 Loewe bent billiard (my dad's birth year)
A nip of deeply satisfying 1928 Larressingle Armagnac with some black chai tea on the side
Well-rubbed out Escudo navy rolls
In a previously unsmoked cased 1922 Loewe bent billiard (my dad's birth year)
A nip of deeply satisfying 1928 Larressingle Armagnac with some black chai tea on the side
Bob's chocolate flake in an unnamed meer to cap the nights smoking
Gawith Hoggarth and Company Best Brown No 2 in an AKB Meerschaum Lattice Volcano ?
2005 McCranie's Red Ribbon in a Jack Howell.
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Not far from finishing 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 black vulcanite tapered stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Pease Bohemian Scandal in a 1926 Dunhill Bruyere shape 116.
Well, that last smoke went faster than expected, so I'm smoking Wilke No. 44 in an undated straight, smooth light brown unbranded short shank Bing-ish lumberman with a long, tapered black vulcanite stem.
A 2nd bowl of the afternoon. Dunhill Deluxe Navy Rolls in
A 1913 straight billiard with replacement vulcanite stem (with correct orific bit) by Mike Billington of Blakemar Pipes
Not original to the case, but fits like the slot was tailor-made for it.
A 1913 straight billiard with replacement vulcanite stem (with correct orific bit) by Mike Billington of Blakemar Pipes
Not original to the case, but fits like the slot was tailor-made for it.
First bowl of John Pattons Storm Front, definitely enjoying this burley/cigar leaf blend as a change of pace from Virginia forward blends.
Enough Cigar leaf to keep it lively, but not too much to overpower the bowl.
I think I'll enjoy Burley now that I have a clearer picture as to what it is on its own.
But saying that, it's still my first bowl.
Will order more than 2oz next time!
Enough Cigar leaf to keep it lively, but not too much to overpower the bowl.
I think I'll enjoy Burley now that I have a clearer picture as to what it is on its own.
But saying that, it's still my first bowl.
Will order more than 2oz next time!
St. Bruno Ready Rubbed in a Peterson Prince.
First time for both pipe and tobacco.
First time for both pipe and tobacco.
Just finished some Sutliff BS 759 Match in one of my least favourite pipes. An Unknown Meer pot.
Did a little snacking, and am smoking D&R Windsail in a smooth straight dark brown family era “Canadian” by Sasieni with a black tapered vulcanite stem.
WCC Rouxgaroux in a Dr. Grabow dated from 1967-1969, Commodore 65 Zulu with a Vulcanite stem, metal screw-in tenon with no stinger.
Be well, stay safe everyone! ?
Be well, stay safe everyone! ?
Good day folks!!!! starting my day with St Bruno in a Masso billiard and black Jamaican coffee
Hey hauntedmyst, are you a climber/caver or you just use the carabiner as a stand?
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