Byronic Hiro in a Yang Kun sandblast, paired with chamomile and pollen tea. 
***What Are You Smoking, April 2024?***
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I’m planning my first pipe without my buddy, Bentley. I think that dog liked being around the pipe smoke as much as I like making it.
It will probably be Red Odessa from C&D in my MM wizard Cobbit. He always stayed a little closer when I was exuding Latakia.
Oh, I just picked up a batch of smokable seconds from MM. They are available again.
It will probably be Red Odessa from C&D in my MM wizard Cobbit. He always stayed a little closer when I was exuding Latakia.
Oh, I just picked up a batch of smokable seconds from MM. They are available again.
After dinner Triple Play in a Nana Ivarsson designed Stanwell.
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Happy Birthday!
. Happy to be back.
Sun Bear Mountain Flower never tasting so good, in my birthyear 6120 F/T Shell Briar, and a glass of moscato d'asti
Salty Dogs in a clay. Relaxing after a busy day getting compost out of the bins and into the growing beds. At my altitude, it's still way too early to plant, but soon, very soon. Love gardening season!
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Relaxing after four wonderful half pound cheeseburgers with a small plate of freshly made hand cut fries for dinner. I'm near the last quarter of this bowl of year 2014 Dunhill Flake in a straight smooth 1960 Dunhill DR 137 group 4 root briar canted dublin with a tapered black vulcanite stem. M'lady has started making desserts, which will be oatmeal raisin cookies, and chocolate chip with pecan cookies. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Watching the Cubs-Mets game while waiting for the Braves-Mariners game after the bottom of the hour.
Last smoke in April and shifting gears to one of my favourite English blends. Captain Earl’s Private Stock in this gorgeous Peterson walnut, non P-lip Made in Ireland 3 Grade from 1947-1949.
Age may not help the burn rate, but it certainly improves the blend after five years in this manner: more matured citrus, less grass, much less acidity, and a small hint of darker fruit enters the picture. I like it fresh, but I only smoke it aged. Unless it's heavily topped, bright Va.s always benefit from the aging process; more so than any other varietal.
The first time I will try some OGS in my MBSD meerschaum Lovat with briar mortis and 9mm filter saddle stem.
Thanks Jim. Unfortunately, its not going to last long enough to age significantly at the rate i smoke. I will have to buy more to cellar at some point. My concern was what seems to be extra nicotine in this batch and I was a heavy cigarette smoker for years. I noticed it right away.
Stokkebye Champagne No. 35 in the Peterson Fermoy B10. Cheers all!
Finished trimming the bushes with Father Dempsey
Happy Birthday!
If you’re inferring that Bentley is no longer with you, my sincere condolences. Losing a dog is a very difficult time. They don’t call them Man’s Best Friend loosely. You will forever cherish the memories with Bentley and your pipe!
McC 40th in my BST oval shanked billiard.
Gawith Hoggarth’s Dark Birds Eye in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
Had OGS in a Stefano rhodesian, then eked out a 345-318 Scrabble victory versus wifey. Counting the minutes now...Passover ends in an hour, then it's chametz time! For now, a guacamole appetizer will have to do. Love this blend to begin with, but this was one of the best smokes I've ever had. 9.6/10
Bird report: House finch, California scrub-jay, Steller's jay, California quail, California towhee, Dark-eyed junco, White-crowned sparrow, Mountain chickadee, Western bluebird, Common raven, Red-tailed hawk, and Mourning dove.
Bird report: House finch, California scrub-jay, Steller's jay, California quail, California towhee, Dark-eyed junco, White-crowned sparrow, Mountain chickadee, Western bluebird, Common raven, Red-tailed hawk, and Mourning dove.
Is that code for something?
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