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Another bowl of Stokkebye English Oriental. This time in a 2003 Erik Nording egg shaped Ocaso.

Second bowl of Stokkebye English Oriental in a 2006 Peterson pipe of the year poker. First bowl I smoked I thought the orientals were pretty strong. This bowl they seem to mellow out. Not sure yet if this blend will replace Stokkebye Proper English but I can see this blend being in my English...

It use to drive me crazy because a lot of the tobacco shops in the Phoenix area would give their own names to bulk blends from Lane, Stokkebye etc. and then try and tell you it was their own blend. One shop I knew had the "secret" list from another shop in case people would come in looking for...

Giving Stokkebye English Oriental a try my Imppipes paneled billiard Meerschaum.

I guess that is where everyone's taste is a little different as I've always enjoyed Proper English. I unlike most others have never been a fan of Dunhill 965. Go figure. A couple of the English blends I really miss that you haven't been able to get in years is the old Bufflehead blends of Snow...

Been there done that. At one time I had a box with foam rigged up downwind to catch a flying pipe. And you our correct on taking it slow and easy.

Proper English is my usual go to English blend. Why I didn't bring any with me I don't know other then it was a over 65 years old moment. I usually get the stuff by the pound.

I used a mix of green/yellow/and red bell peppers and celery along with a white onion, two cloves of minced garlic, some cyan pepper, oregano and a couple of bay leaves.

I made a buffer using an old washing machine motor. I may be wrong but I think it turns less than 1750 RPM. I use carnuba wax along with several other different polishes depending on whether the bowl or stem. I purchased a motor from Pipe Makers Emporium years back but still have never set it...

I'm waiting for the over 65 group to kick in. My biggest question is since I'm technically an Arizona resident will I be able to get it here in Indiana. Helping to take care of my Granddaughter while she is going through all her surgeries at Shriners hospital. Probably won't be able to get back...

Three Missouri Meerschaum pipes: all straight, Country Gentlemen, Mark Twain and a Diplomat. Tobacco: India Trading Company-Officers Cub, C&D Black Duck, 8 oz of Peter Stokkebye English Oriental and Mac Baren Bold Kentucky. All blends I've never had before. I wanted to get some Stokkebye Proper...

McBarren 7 Seas Royal in a Tom Spanu bent Dublin.

My Own Blend The Mixture in an Altinok Meerschaum.

I really wish I could find a pair in my size 10 1/2 × 4E. They really look comfortable.

Watching James Bond movie "Man With The Golden Gun". Recognized the bar in Hong Kong "The Bottoms Up". Back in the early eighties my friend and I were on vacation from the Kwajalein Missile Range. We were in the same bar with two Australians, a New Zealander,a South African, a Rhodesian and a...

House of Windsor Bourbon Street in a 2018 Peterson St. Patricks Day Shape 999 pipe.

Captain Earle's Honor Blend in a cob. For some reason it really gave me a nicotine kick this morning.

I have been having a hankering for some shrimp creole. Found a recipe on the internet. Taste pretty good for a first try.

I second Blackhorse on the Monkey Shoulder. IMHO a very good Scotch for the money. It's also a favorite of my Son's.

Smoking Peterson Sunset Breeze in my new Dagner modified cob Churchwarden Poker.