***What Are You Smoking, September 2025?***
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HU Director’s Cut in a Dunhill 4109 and Diet Coke on the side.
Good philosophy for life.............
L.J. Peretti BPC in a Ropp Mid-Century Sandblasted Dublin (M513) with a mug of black coffee.
GL Pease JackKnife Plug (2013) cut thin and rubbed out in a Winslow Crown Freehand. “I am Groot” = “Two more tins coming for next decade.”
Camping pipes are so great. Peterson zulu with bayou morning flake and coffee.
Had to make a trip to Charlotte, TN. which is only about a mile from my house. Had some junk to carry off. So,... I decided to channel my inner @Sobrbiker and take some pictures of my Comoys 185 as I drive. It is loaded with Country Squire's Cowboy Coffee.
Ok, @gord would call this next portion, "Skippable Drivel." While in the little town of Charlotte, I thought I would give those of you who are history buffs something you might find of interest. This courthouse was built in 1830 and is the oldest functioning courthouse in the state of TN. During the Civil War, in early 1862 and after the fall of Ft. Donelson (40 miles NW of Charlotte) as the Federal soldiers came east to ultimately occupy Nashville, they passed through Charlotte and occupied it, as well. Tents covered the grounds around this courthouse and Yankee cavalry even rode their horses into the courthouse. Hoof marks are still there.
Also, just behind where I am sitting when taking this picture, is "Town Branch" a small creek. Federal soldiers found a southern sympathizer who refused to divulge information on other local southern supporters. They summarily tied a rope around his neck and dragged him to death up and down the creek.......
Back home and decided to take a photo of one of the pastures from this angle. Often, when I post photos, I am sitting on the front porch of the house that is way in the background.
Ok, @gord would call this next portion, "Skippable Drivel." While in the little town of Charlotte, I thought I would give those of you who are history buffs something you might find of interest. This courthouse was built in 1830 and is the oldest functioning courthouse in the state of TN. During the Civil War, in early 1862 and after the fall of Ft. Donelson (40 miles NW of Charlotte) as the Federal soldiers came east to ultimately occupy Nashville, they passed through Charlotte and occupied it, as well. Tents covered the grounds around this courthouse and Yankee cavalry even rode their horses into the courthouse. Hoof marks are still there.
Also, just behind where I am sitting when taking this picture, is "Town Branch" a small creek. Federal soldiers found a southern sympathizer who refused to divulge information on other local southern supporters. They summarily tied a rope around his neck and dragged him to death up and down the creek.......
Back home and decided to take a photo of one of the pastures from this angle. Often, when I post photos, I am sitting on the front porch of the house that is way in the background.
Tennessee sure seems like beautiful countryside. I'd love to see it someday. Also, very interesting tidbit about the courthouse and creek!
Thank you, sir. We would love to have you visit.
If you ever come down, you and I can go smoke a pipe of good 'backy on one of the courthouse benches!
Good old Cabbies mixture in a corn pipe.
One of the nicest looking cobs i've ever laid eyes on right there. Congrats on that one!
Prince Albert in a Gatlinburlier branded POY 2021. 
Thanks for the invite. I'll certainly take you up on that if ever I find myself over that way!Thank you, sir. We would love to have you visit.
If you ever come down, you and I can go smoke a pipe of good 'backy on one of the courthouse benches!
Cigar Time: H Upmann The Banker Daytrader
Beautiful morning, a Brebbia with EGR, blend. Coffee 
Beautiful! You're Blessed.
Near the half way mark of this bowl of year 2024 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Fed all the ferals except for Harry the Hairy. M'lady is doing that. Daisy the Feral Princess got waiter service. Tomato the Brave ate and ran. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Peretti’s Royal in a Peterson Bent Rocky Donegal Bent Bulldog
Thank you, Larry. You are kind.
Ok Mark, here's a silly question. I just got done with my deck and spindle railing. So with that pain fresh in my mind, I look at your beautiful property, what do I notice? That fence! Tell me about the fence, that must be quite the project painting it. Must take gallons and gallons, days and days
Don't disappoint me and say its white vinyl .
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