***What Are You Smoking, September 2025?***
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What I’ve been getting is a thick ribbon cut with some small coins. The cut is almost like rubbed out flake but more ribbon.
Escudo from 2017 in a Peterson Christmas 2023 69. Cleaned a few pipes this evening.
Some old SG Bracken flakes which I cherish in the Peterson 999 Christmas edition copper spigot.
Scratching the very rare itch for a simple smooth aromatic with Boswell’s Honey Roast in the aro cob. I think I’ve dipped in the 2oz I got over two years ago three times now.
…and Bob after his post-hose down roll on the poop pile.
…and Bob after his post-hose down roll on the poop pile.
On the menu for my commute home was a bowl of C&D Haunted Bookshop 
loaded in my Thayne 33.
Hope you all had a great day!
loaded in my Thayne 33.Hope you all had a great day!
Today's bowl was inspired by a noticeable drop in temperature, as though the seasonal change began right at that moment. Drew Estate Harvest On Hudson in a Savinelli Miele 641 KS smooth bent apple, paired with a Moscow Mule, and a cathartic chat w/wifey about the deevolution of the human race (surprise, surprise). Hard to keep an ember going with that much to say. 7/10
Bird report: California quail, California towhee, California scrub-jay, House finch, American crow, Mountain chickadee, Northern flicker, Oak titmouse, White-breasted nuthatch, Mourning dove, Hairy woodpecker, Dark-eyed junco, Steller's jay, California thrasher, and Western bluebird.
Happy smokes to everyone!
Bird report: California quail, California towhee, California scrub-jay, House finch, American crow, Mountain chickadee, Northern flicker, Oak titmouse, White-breasted nuthatch, Mourning dove, Hairy woodpecker, Dark-eyed junco, Steller's jay, California thrasher, and Western bluebird.
Happy smokes to everyone!
Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious, and have a third of a bowl left of year 2014 Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a very much appreciated 1979 brown, slight bend grain etched flat front Stanwell Rego 969-48 (09) with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Chatting with one of my oldest friends.
Felt like some English. 2016 Margate in a cob.
Just finished smoking Rivertown Tobacco Works Sunrise Select in a straight smooth brown 1950s-mid ‘60s (GBD) Rozier San Francisco 9240 squat bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Been looking for this pipe for about half an hour . . . . mentioned in my Kewpie Doll post on PaulRVA's pipe, I'd find it, and lo and behold it was just a few posts below his lovable monster.
I'm the first to admit I don't know much about pipes, and tend to post about others' pipes that I find aesthetically pleasing and that I'd like to own. In other words, personal taste. I know nothing about the historic aspects of pipes, value, style types . . . but I'm here to learn, and when I have time I'll find out. I know it will add much pleasure to my browsing.
I do know I'm fond of quarter bent stems, love smoking them, and have about a dozen of them. I've always loved wood and wood grain (a kickover from the violin world), and this one seemed to have it all.
To me, a magnificent pipe, and beautifully presented. Kewpie Doll for sure!!
That is a Big-Ben Barbados, 647 made in Holland, 9mm. It’s a fine smoker with or without the filter.
A quarter of a bowl left of year 2020 Mac Baren Scottish Mixture in a straight, smooth brown 1960s Lane era Charatan Special 38 bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Tomato the Brave came in, ate plenty, and wanted back out. Daisy the Feral Princess was at the door, and is inside eating now. Before long, I'll take Molly Danger to the bedroom so I can let Harry the Hairy in to eat.
Low Country Waccamaw in a Vauen Oregon. I have the pleasure of now trying to trap rats in my garage; their company has not been welcome, but neither has it ruined my day. If I have to pay a pest control service to rid me of these things, that will ruin my day.
Godspeed, little traps.
Godspeed, little traps.
After a very disappointing, windy and rushed smoke earlier (my VaPer in the cob) while walking around trying to find where the hell this conference is, I am now relaxing in the Montecristo cigar bar at the Paris hotel in Las Vegas with my Cameroon Nub. A decaf Americano is my accompanying drink.
Two Friends Redwood 9mm Peterson pot billiard. 
A quarter of a bowl left of year 2020 H&H Chatham Manor in a straight black sandblasted, smooth dark brown top bowl 2021 Jim Brown stack Rhodesian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Been enjoying quiet reading time. It's time to read baseball box scores.
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