Pleasant outside, so I fired up a bit of Sutliff's Edgeworth in the new Rigoletto pot pipe. Perhaps I packed the leaf a bit tightly; it burned well, but I had to draw on it quite a bit. Still, 25 + 5 minutes is nothing to complain about.
Pipe Of The Day (POTD)
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Some SWRA in a Morgan Bones. Maybe the beach isn't the best place for a pipe. But then, the alternative is not having a pipe at the beach.
Sunday morning ahead of (predicted) rain: a bowl of Edward G. Robinson in my Jansen bent apple. Very nice, no heavy scent or flavor of Latakia -- I knew it was there, but it remained politely in the background -- and no bite or dryness. A good 30-minute smoke after breakfast with some coffee.
Saw the Lakeland thread earlier and it triggered this choice..my no-name calabash meershaum pipe with Ennerdale
Some Black xx in my DR Franc 60th anniversary pipe.
On an 85 degree May day in Canada, time for some Newminster Superior Round Slices in my Tsuge.
Nice afternoon on the patio with a Ropp Ruby filled with Proper English. For those of you scoring at home it was over an hour.
Haddo’s Delight in a custom Rad Davis
Stanwell 185, McClelland #5100/Wessex Burley Slice/C&D Green River Vanilla homebrew.
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That is a neat and creative idea for making a pipe stand out of a leather strap. I will have to look at whether I have any spare pieces of leather belt or rifle sling hanging around. If not I am always pick up an old belt at Salvation Army Family store.
Tim
Askwith B&B LE Morta filled with 2014 Best Brown.
All the chatter about a new LE has me reaching for my only one thus far:
No time for a pipe today. And I found last Thursday when I had gone several days, Sunday to Thursday, without lighting up, I appreciated the flavor of the tobacco much more than I do with daily smokes.
That said, my new Savinelli 404 may be in my hands tomorrow. (Smokingpipes ships *fast*.) I'll be tempted. . . .
That said, my new Savinelli 404 may be in my hands tomorrow. (Smokingpipes ships *fast*.) I'll be tempted. . . .
Sutliff Evening Pipe match, or something like that. A good stout English at any rate. Being enjoyed in a no name briar princely thing. Whatever, it's Monday.
Made it t to the lake yesterday with my dad. Fishing was poor. Lake was crowded but we enjoyed the day all the same. A bit windy for a pipe but I tried anyways.
LBF in a Buckeye
LBF in a Buckeye
Been a while since my last partaking. Sir Walter Raleigh in a Peterson P-lip. My first P-lip at least that I recall. Quite enjoyable.
Have learned to appreciate the pipe tool immensely as I age. Larger items are easier on the hands.
Have learned to appreciate the pipe tool immensely as I age. Larger items are easier on the hands.
A delightful breakfast...
bowl of Mac Baren navy flake in a peterson ebony 303 system.
there is no finer shape than that of the 303.
system is wonderful in controlling humidity and heat. superb mitigation qualities.
two more tins landed this weekend without the atrocious warning labels????
vacusealed for the future.
camo
there is no finer shape than that of the 303.
system is wonderful in controlling humidity and heat. superb mitigation qualities.
two more tins landed this weekend without the atrocious warning labels????
vacusealed for the future.
camo
AimlessWanderer
Remember to forget me!
The last of my Sam Gawith Chocolate Flake sample in a Mr Brog Leader.
