I love how that pipe looks. Next year when I pick up a nicer pipe (rather than the estates and cobs) I'm going to be looking for something like thatSecond pipe of the night. Same pipe, GLP Quiet Night this time. With thanks to @Iholmes !
For you guys that like to use the softie bits but think they're a little too large because of the HUGE lip on them, just cut them off! I've been cutting them off for many years now and it makes it like they're almost not there.
What's in your bowl today
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Some Night Cap in my Dad's Lemans
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I like this one. Small-medium sized bowl, longer stem than regular but not a full-blown church warden length. I picked this one up several years ago at the Richmond Pipe Show, that is unfortunately no longer being held. I think it was the first year this particular color was offered. I couldn't resist!
I think it's really cool that you are restoring and smoking your dads pipes.Some Night Cap in my Dad's Lemans
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Kelvin's Silent Secret in a Sav 320.
A little early, trying to get into the holiday spirit and enjoyed some Boswell's Christmas Cookie in my "Fat belly" boswell pipe. Forgot to snap a picture since I was out and about driving around running errands....
Tonight's pipe is a Peterson Irish harp with a silver band. Great Smoking pipe. Tonight's tobacco is McClellands British Wood, with thanks.
Had some stonehaven from 2011 today, it was excellent, then a little Christmas cookie for the room note, lots of family compliments
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