***What Are You Smoking, May 2024?***
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Cornell & Diehl Orion’s Arrow from December 2019 in a Balandis Oak Wood Author
This evening our sorrel mare Gracie was more interested in a Kaywoodie full of Five Brothers than Bob was.
It’ll suck ‘til it doesn’t, may it pass quickly buddy!
Smoking some MB Dark Twist in a rather large Moretti.
Gorgeous!!I felt like, after having a go and surviving War Horse Bar, I needed something truly amazing today. LOL
So, time for my oldest tobacco and pipe!
1974 Murray’s Erinmore Cube Cut in a 1901 Sam McLardy & Co. Meerschaum with a vulcanite stem.
To @ashdigger who gifted me this beautiful pipe!
I didn’t smoke this blend when it came out in the 70s, but I did smoke Erinmore Flake in the early 80s and this has that Pineapple essence to it, in taste and room note. The tin note however, is like a cross between Condor and Erinmore, which always makes me wonder, that with the popularity of Condor, if Murray was trying to put a Condor spin with their blends back then. Hmm
This is old Erinmore, and I wish you were all here to share this Classic Murray with.
Long Live the Name of Murray!
Be well everyone!
And for his fine compliment, this one is for @Sobrbiker
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Autumn Evening in my MM wizard.
Perfect night on the patio
Perfect night on the patio
Finished off that bowl of Legend Hudson’s Bay I started earlier while walking my dog and I just did a charring light of some Plum Pudding Special Reserve in my Vauen Country 466 with dimple rustication and straight tapered acrylic stem and 9mm filter.
This is one of those delayed gratification methods I read about years ago and I’ll come back to finish this bowl after a late dinner to see if it makes any difference doing a light and letting it sit for 45 minutes or more. Maybe it just tastes better later because of the anticipation of continuing the bowl …
While I was off line, I smoked a bowl of year 2016 Sutliff 507-C Slices in a black sandblast PSB medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY 4AB No. 228/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem.
I followed that up with a bowl of year 2012 Carter Hall in a black rusticated medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY 4AB No. 437/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem.
Dinner was a wonderful salad, chicken legs and green beans dinner with strawberries for dessert. Then, I smoked a bowl of Chris Morgan Jackalope in a straight smooth medium brown year 1912 Henry Tongue bulldog with a silver cap and band and an amber saddle stem with an orific bit.
My follow up smoke was year 2013 Capstan Gold in a post-WWII Bertram 60 straight smooth dark brown squat bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Currently, I've a third of a bowl left of Uhle’s Blend 71 in a 2018 smooth full bend Peterson Premiere 312 billiard with a silver cap military mount and a black vulcanite saddle stem with a p-lip.
I followed that up with a bowl of year 2012 Carter Hall in a black rusticated medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY 4AB No. 437/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem.
Dinner was a wonderful salad, chicken legs and green beans dinner with strawberries for dessert. Then, I smoked a bowl of Chris Morgan Jackalope in a straight smooth medium brown year 1912 Henry Tongue bulldog with a silver cap and band and an amber saddle stem with an orific bit.
My follow up smoke was year 2013 Capstan Gold in a post-WWII Bertram 60 straight smooth dark brown squat bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Currently, I've a third of a bowl left of Uhle’s Blend 71 in a 2018 smooth full bend Peterson Premiere 312 billiard with a silver cap military mount and a black vulcanite saddle stem with a p-lip.
Revor Plug in a 63 Dunhill shell briar billiard with saddle stem. 
A third of a bowl left of this bowl from a freshly opened tin of year 2013 Capstan Blue Flake in a 2015 Ryan Alden quarter bend burgundy sandblasted Queen of Hearts freehand with a black acrylic saddle stem.
My friends Rick and Lyndasue drove from New Hampshire to North Carolina to adopt two of the orange scampers. They named them “Bill” and “Archie.” It was a little bittersweet saying goodbye to them, but one thing I know for sure is that Rick and Lyndasue will give them all the love and attention they deserve. And Bill and Archie will reciprocate that love and attention. They drove a long way for love.
And here they are ready to go to their new home in New Hampshire.
My friends Rick and Lyndasue drove from New Hampshire to North Carolina to adopt two of the orange scampers. They named them “Bill” and “Archie.” It was a little bittersweet saying goodbye to them, but one thing I know for sure is that Rick and Lyndasue will give them all the love and attention they deserve. And Bill and Archie will reciprocate that love and attention. They drove a long way for love.
And here they are ready to go to their new home in New Hampshire.
Next time, with any blend you like, smoke only a 1/4 of the chamber, and let it sit overnight. It can really change the character in some blends.
Change
of pace this morning Haunted Bookshop as usual but in a DM Stanwell.
of pace this morning Haunted Bookshop as usual but in a DM Stanwell.
Opened a fresh tin of MM965 that's been sitting in the cellar for a few years and packed it in my Falcon.
It has been a long time since I last smoked 965 and I had forgotten just how pleasant this blend is. I'm moving this into my regular rotation for a while.
It has been a long time since I last smoked 965 and I had forgotten just how pleasant this blend is. I'm moving this into my regular rotation for a while.
Enjoyed a light, low calorie snack, and then smoked a bowl of year 2002 Reiner Long Golden Flake in a smooth dark brown quarter bend 1950s Comoy’s Blue Riband 187 yachtsman with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
2004 C&D Bayou Night in an Austrian Aonian Calabash.
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