Thank you! @sasquatch is 100% responsible for that. I just finished smoking it a minute ago—the draw is wonderfully open and I got just over three and a half hours of smoking time out of it. I’m a happy camper.
***What Are You Smoking, September, 2023?***
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Thank you! @sasquatch is 100% responsible for that. I just finished smoking it a minute ago—the draw is wonderfully open and I got just over three and a half hours of smoking time out of it. I’m a happy camper.
Bell’s three nuns in All black Al Pascia curvy
Granger in this cob, heading out to work on this soggy Tuesday.
Some 558 in the Briarworks listening to the rain on the deck.
PsychoAnalysis in a Ser Jacopo. The newest member of the family. I bought this instead of a churchwarden. Im pretty happy with it so far. Smokes cool despite being new.
44mag, but there’s usually an 1873 45LC handy
Either round loaded empty with spent primer and 240/250gr pills make what I think is the perfect weight for most tobaccos.
an afternoon smoke of good ole St Bruno RR in a Stanwell Royal Prince discontinued model of 61 medium billiard.
A generous bowl of Hal O' the Wynd on the fifth straight day of rain to tide me over before I get started building the ark.
There's a couple tins of this at my b+m. What's it taste like? It has a fruit topping right?
The cap is very cool, but man, that's a perfect stem. I wish all my pipes had more or less that config. Nice fat button.
C&D Habana Daydream in a Peterson 264 Irish Harp.
Infusion day! Most importantly, for me, that means I get a siesta.
Breakfast this morn is '11 FVF in the 1961 Dunhill Shell Bulldog ③.
Breakfast this morn is '11 FVF in the 1961 Dunhill Shell Bulldog ③.
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