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Took in some ruins along Kennall Vale, put a picture thread up here for anyone interested. At the end I took a break and enjoyed some No-bite Delite in a Dr Grabow I was very kindly bombed with last November :)



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Another bowl of Royal Yacht in one of my father's Duhill's he bought back in '46, a nice grp3 Shell straight bulldog :p
 
I'm on my second bowl of C&D Dark Burley in a medium bend 2002 MM Diplomat cob. I'm liking it!
 
Nearly finished with London Blend in a 1980s no name smooth straight apple. Next is Year 2000 Dunhill Deluxe Navy Rolls in a straight 1968 Dunhill Shell bulldog.
 
...settling down with Walnut Flake in a Dunhill group 4 shell bulldog...



before bed...Player's Navy Flake...

With my pipe in long repose
Gently I my thoughts compose
the peace I find with briar in hand
only the few, and noble understand

 
Samarra in a Bjarne bent apple. A finger of Laphroig 10 y/o on the side.
 
Almost finished with my first bowl of Golden Extra in a straight 2012 MM Pony Express cob. Waiting to burn is Dark Flake Unscented in a smooth briar calabash shape 1984 Fero Danese made in Italy.
 
McClellands Christmas Cheer 2003 in MM Diplomat with a tortise forever stem.
 
sand18f":yulit9gt said:
McClellands Christmas Cheer 2003 in MM Diplomat with a tortise forever stem.
Was the 2003 an exceptional vintage? I've passed on several tins from that year... Mistake?

I'm having some BBF in a Larsen Canadian
 
Butternut Burley in a 1979 MM Legend.
 
1st try of Dunhill's London Mixture, in an IMP Meer Apple
 
Second pipe of the day, Some Royal Yacht in my new Cumberland Dunnie pot. These two were made for each other :twisted:

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John Patton Virginia Squire in a 1980 three quarter bend long stem Ascorti New Dear KS egg.
 
2 bowls of Beacon, SAV 510 EX & SAV 114 EX; the usual Folger's on the side.
 
Took the dog for a walk along the cliffs at St. Gennys at dusk. Brought along a superb bent Rhodesian Geoff was kind enough to bomb me with, the thing has a huge bowl and I filled it up with warrior plug. That's a big smoke on many levels!

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