Condolences mate. Hope it was great to catch up with extended family if nothing else
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Half way through this bowl of year 2020 Angler's Dream in a 2018 natural smooth medium bend Peterson 03 apple silver spigot military mount with a tapered black acrylic fish tail stem. I'll end the day with this smoke. Spent most of the time letting the ferals (except for Daisy the Feral Princess) in and out, in and out, and in and out of the house. It was all about territory and food. Abner the Eager and Harry the Hairy are outside now. Tomato the Brave is by my feet. Sleepy Suzy is by my side.
Good morning from Athens-Greece.
The "Zatrikion" (1600 BC) was one of the most popular pastimes of the Greek royal families, who used it to teach their children that the king was powerless without his people. Like chess today, it had 64 positions, each corresponding to a separate region of the kingdom. Of course, the king should under no circumstances lose a single district of his kingdom, for then he would be left alone and desolate, without arable land and nationals.
The ancient Greek Zatrikion was later renamed Byzantine Chess (it was circular in shape), a copy of it is also housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
I am smoking Cornell & Diehl Small Batch Folklore, single espresso plus cool water beside me.
The "Zatrikion" (1600 BC) was one of the most popular pastimes of the Greek royal families, who used it to teach their children that the king was powerless without his people. Like chess today, it had 64 positions, each corresponding to a separate region of the kingdom. Of course, the king should under no circumstances lose a single district of his kingdom, for then he would be left alone and desolate, without arable land and nationals.
The ancient Greek Zatrikion was later renamed Byzantine Chess (it was circular in shape), a copy of it is also housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
I am smoking Cornell & Diehl Small Batch Folklore, single espresso plus cool water beside me.
Good morning everybody, and a chilly foggy morning in old blighty it is too.
This morning I'm going to fill some Charatans first bowl in a dinky little NoseWarmer, before Mrs Z cuts my hair. I'm not sure who made this pipe, as the stamp has long disappeared, only leaving it's number of 077, but it's still a great little smoker, especially good for putting in the pocket for a quick n crafty puff.
Have a great day everybody.
This morning I'm going to fill some Charatans first bowl in a dinky little NoseWarmer, before Mrs Z cuts my hair. I'm not sure who made this pipe, as the stamp has long disappeared, only leaving it's number of 077, but it's still a great little smoker, especially good for putting in the pocket for a quick n crafty puff.
Have a great day everybody.
