G&H Irish Black X in a small no name clay.
***What Are You Smoking, September 2021?***
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Now on to a bowl of GH&Co Rum Flake in a Radiator Stack.
Sitting down to write a few English assignments with a straight Country Gentleman filled with PS luxury bullseye flake. The smoke will help ease the writing process as I haven’t written anything longer than 500 words in 20 years.
Stopped by the tobacco shop yesterday and figured I’d try it out the LBF. Also grabbed a new cob, a bent Let Freedom Ring. Noticed on the way out they had a jar labeled Frog Morton’s Cellar. I’ll ask about it next time I stop by.
Stopped by the tobacco shop yesterday and figured I’d try it out the LBF. Also grabbed a new cob, a bent Let Freedom Ring. Noticed on the way out they had a jar labeled Frog Morton’s Cellar. I’ll ask about it next time I stop by.
MacBaren Plumcake in this year’s Savinelli St Nick 616KS.
Some William Conrad's favorite, Amphora Full Aroma (Match Blend) in a Nording Freehand Signature Black. Breaking it in. 
Returning/non traditional college student? I'm a professor. I love it. I have a really fun time tying modern comic book movies into classical theatre convention for the young students.
Non traditional student, thankfully I look young for my age. I bet they enjoy that.
Lane HGL, "English aromatic," in a MM diplomat refitted with a Forever stem under the original Forever ownership, a slightly bent tortoise shell. I've been plowing through a mountain of clutter on my dresser top and desk, headed toward other mounds in my study. I have found some interesting personal history.
@Tar Wheel A bit windy ?️ to light my clay pipe here in England; King James I does NOT like me smoking the pipeweed!
@CoffeeAndBourbon I think Gawith tobacco is well suited to clay pipes...
Fribourg & Treyer Vintage Flake in a Sasieni Four Dot Hurlingham S
Loaded this Ryan Alden Squat Tomato up with some thrift shop - homegrown burley scraps mixed with a pinch of St James Perique
I got most, but not all of my walks in before the rain started. I've about a quarter of a bowl left of Prince Albert in an undated, unbranded straight smooth brown made in France Los Alton VBF Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. This is good smoking pipe, and perfect for doing walking reps. Not all inexpensive pipes are bad. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Telescopes in Lane era Charatan’s Make Executive with vulcanite saddle stem. Simple, easy going, and to the point.
First bowl in a new Briar Works Classic Dark Rusticated C101, filled with Eight State Burley for the breaking in period. The plan is to dedicate this pipe to aromatics (which I'm fixin' to explore), but truth be told I've fallen in love with it even before the first smoke. (And it is smoking well, too.) So we'll see. This one gets me right at the sweet spot of form and function.
Smoking SG St. James Flake and watching the news. A student was shot and killed today, at a high school less than 10 miles from here. Thoughts and prayers....
Final smoke of the day with a bowl of LBF in a Falcon.
Bonne Nuit Mes Amis, Nightcap in a Sandblast Rattray's Devils Cut.
@halfdan My angels support me smoking the Buffalo herb.
Each to his own...
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@halfdan My angels support me smoking the Buffalo herb.
Each to his own...
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Phone chatting with the great Joe Lankford, and in his honor I am smoking from a freshly opened tin of his creation of year 2015 Seattle Pipe Club Deception Pass in a smooth straight brown late 1930s Linkman’s Dr. Grabow Deluxe Bruyere 9708B pot with a nickel accent and a black tapered vulcanite stem. First time smoking this pipe.
Good evening folk's, Next Nightcap in a new LCS Bulldog, Ancient & modern, Briar & shell pipes. It takes all sorts.
Gute Nacht.
Gute Nacht.
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