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It's 0443 CST couldn't sleep so got up and am having the first bowl of the day, some McC's FM 2000 in my "new" BY Dunnie, an imperfect Shell finish patent Apple my daughter gave me for Christmas this past year! I don't know why I smoke this thing with all the imperfections it has I mean :twisted: :twisted:

 
...early AM...HH Old Dark Fired...now, Wessex Gold Brick in a Cavicchi (CC) smooth Canadian... :cheers:



...up next...SG Cob Plug... :cheers:
 
Christmas Cheer 2014 in an Ardor Urano Fantasy bent apple.
 
Just finished smoking Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 1982 black sandblasted paneled slight bend Savinelli flat bottom sitter. Next is Rich Dark Flake in a 1998 smooth medium bend Peterson Limerick 69 with a nickel band.
 
Bosun Cut Plug in a Sasieni 4-dot Ruff Root sanblasted Dublin.
 
Just finished smoking Jim's Burley #1 in a 1980 three quarter bend long stem Ascorti New Dear KS egg. McClelland #27 in a post WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Dublin straight smooth X155 Bulldog with a sterling silver band.
 
Not far from finishing this bowl of Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a 1978 smooth full bend Dr. Grabow Omega.
 
Smoking the best durn tobacco made today: Strang in a 2003 medium bend straight grain Viggo Nielsen sitter with a Cumberland-like lucite stem.
 
1792 in my old (1976) BBK decorated billiard (current avatar pipe)
 
Wanted to give cherry baccy again, so i had McClellands three cherry in a cob the C&d black cherry.
 
The last of my stash of Brunello in a mid-1970s black rusticated straight Savinelli Estella 915 KS billiard.
 
...final pipe of the day...McC #715 in a Ardor Urano DR XL Canadian...
 :cheers:

 
It'a 1926 CST and I'm having some sfter dinner ketchup/sweet, some McC's 5100 RC in one of my early '70s factory made Charatan Special Pots. It doesn't meet some folks exacting standards but has smoked well for me for the last 40 years. 'course I'm not as discerning as some smokers. :twisted: :twisted:

 
Late morning tried some Semois from my bombing, in my Pete Sherlock Holmes Mycroft Dublin. Can't think why I don't exercise this pipe more often as it's a great smoker!

Really enjoyed the Semois. A bit basic, straight-forward tobacco flavor, somewhat nutty. Burned well too, and I packed it firm as it comes somewhat dry. This is 180 degrees different from my prior experience.

Now onto some aged 5100 in my humble Stanny Legend 19.



Cheers,

RR
 
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