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After dinner, pan fried salmon and roasted potatoes, I'm enjoying GLP Westminster in a bent MM Washington Rob Roy along with a cup of coffee. The livingroom heater repair was a success!
I admire Chez, he's a longsuffering soul.Just finished dinner. Chinese take out beef fried rice with butter. Had to eat Basil's too. I forgot about the gluten in the soy sauce. I took it for the team.
Now I'm going to smoke a bowl of Sutliff Dark Chocolate in a no name but very nice smoking poker. I'm listening to the last few hours of Transition. I have to pick a new reading and listening book tonight when I finish this one.
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Costco Freeze-dried Liver. He can drive a stick shift for it.I admire Chez, he's a longsuffering soul.
Now that is my kind of pipe! I love the Canadian, Lumberman and Liverpool shape pipes. I curious Jim, what it your favorite shape? Do you even have one, because you do have a beautiful collection from what you've posted.Enjoyed a tasty golden delicious apple, and have passed the half way mark of this bowl of year 2018 Sutliff Dunhill Elizabethan Match in a straight smooth brown 1960s-70s BBB Own Make 506 Canadian with a sterling silver band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. A perfect pipe with a perfect bit. Harry the Hairy's back in the house. Didn't see Tomato the Brave or Abner the Eager. Daisy the Feral Princess is snoozin' on her blanket. Sleepy Suzy is by my side. Molly Danger is snoozin' with m'lady.
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Daisy in her natural state of existence.
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Yes, the Canadian has a logo with G over H stamped on the bottom, the X105 has HUBER MUNCHEN. Both pipes have the customary Peterson stampings.Do these have markings for Georg Huber and Peterson?
I've asked myself the same question from time to time, and I guess I don't have one favorite pipe shape. I like a lot of shapes for a lot of reasons, often dictated by how I feel at the time I am smoking, and what tobacco I decide to smoke. I've also gone through a number of phases over the years. For quite a while, I was heavily into Danish pipes. For many years, the Hungarian shape was a fav.Now that is my kind of pipe! I love the Canadian, Lumberman and Liverpool shape pipes. I curious Jim, what it your favorite shape? Do you even have one, because you do have a beautiful collection from what you've posted.