Pulled out one of my Corey pipes tonight and had back-to-back bowls. One was a stacked mixture of Mrs. Hudson's 221B Bakery Blend and SutliffBlack Spice ... the other bowl was Russ' Candy Corn. Smoked while binge watching several episodes of the long defunct TV series "Tremors: The Series".
Smoked some of my Dunhill Standard Mixture Mellow in my Peterson Kinsale rusticated Bulldog before leaving for work. Nearing the end of the tin and will likely finish it tonight or tomorrow.
70 degrees yesterday in northern NJ, Bright and sunny. Today it is 41 degrees and raining. If it stopped raining I'd go outside and crack open my can of Edward G. Robinson, one of Sutliff's oldest blends.
Edward G. Robinson is good Sutliff blend. I rather enjoy that blend from time to time. Have one more tin left so need to put that on my re-stocking list as well.
@motie2 It's the same in Indiana. 70 yesterday, now 35 and rainy. As soon as I get my first call knocked out, I'm going to finish off that bowl of Exhausted Rooster I started on the way home last night.
I'm taking my newly arrived MOAB Rossi Lucca (8111 EX) out for it's maiden voyage this morning. It's first tobacco is The Owl Shop's Virginia Reserve. This pipe is a monster, at least in my collection. It's like smoking a mini aircraft carrier.
@KA9FFJ -- That pipe really turned out nicely. Curious to see how the repaired crack holds up after a few bowls. My favorite Savinelli fishing pipe has a cracked bowl but I still smoke it anyway. I've considered having it fixed but figure it would cost too much to be worth it. I may try your superglue method if you have success.
Thanks @pipeman83 As far as the repair holding up @jfreedy , I just smoked my 5th bowl (VG Black Cavendish) while working on another pipe rack and all is good... No signs of weakening...
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Carter Hall in a MM Straight Diplomat
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Today it is 41 degrees and raining.
If it stopped raining I'd go outside and crack open my can of Edward G. Robinson, one of Sutliff's oldest blends.