Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by Sailor

Got a bowl of Erinmores from Hardcastle while being on a walk with the junior dog today.



Noticed there was a lot of folks on the afternoon walk as well:

Awesome photos as always Tomi!

Originally Posted by NoseWarmer

Awesome photos as always Tomi!

Thank you sir. Get well soon, my friend.

Originally Posted by Sailor

Got a bowl of Erinmores from Hardcastle while being on a walk with the junior dog today.



Noticed there was a lot of folks on the afternoon walk as well:

Veeeery nice.

Not being a great aromatic smoker, but sometimes for a change of pace and now I see the thistles in the country roadsides are in bloom, I could not resist: "The Flower of Scotland"
So yesterday evening pipe was Rattray's Bagpipers Dream into a Stanwell #03

Trying Dunhill Aperitif from Jesper pipe. While helping wifey to clean todays catch: strawberries from the local farm, blueberries and mushrooms from the nearby forest.
I've tried this blend only one or two times before. Dunno why. It's very good. Very oriental stuff.







edit: helping her was worth it. Wifey made these. Propably recibe by her, i've no idea. At least there's vodka and crushed strawberries.

Originally Posted by Sailor

Trying Dunhill Aperitif from Jesper pipe. While helping wifey to clean todays catch: strawberries from the local farm, blueberries and mushrooms from the nearby forest.
I've tried this blend only one or two times before. Dunno why. It's very good. Very oriental stuff.







edit: helping her was worth it. Wifey made these. Propably recibe by her, i've no idea. At least there's vodka and crushed strawberries.

Strawberries, jammie jammie.
Sailor, sir always been eyeballing on that nice pipestud of ye.
The only good looking "pipestud" I came across recently was this old chestnut.
I'm afraid it's a little bit big to get it in our modest living room

Originally Posted by chris3hoog

The only good looking "pipestud" I came across recently was this old chestnut.
I'm afraid it's a little bit big to get it in our modest living room

This 'pipestud' or whatever is a shoe tree (i have no idea of the English term). My kids did find it while playing in some old ruined industrial area in the city years ago. Must be 20 years ago. And brought it to me. Didn't find any use of it except as a pipe stand. Never mind the rust.
Nothing wrong to see a trea as a pipe stand also. It's up to imagination.

Originally Posted by Sailor

Trying Dunhill Aperitif from Jesper pipe. While helping wifey to clean todays catch: strawberries from the local farm, blueberries and mushrooms from the nearby forest.
I've tried this blend only one or two times before. Dunno why. It's very good. Very oriental stuff.







edit: helping her was worth it. Wifey made these. Propably recibe by her, i've no idea. At least there's vodka and crushed strawberries.

Those two big fuzzy things...what kind of mushrooms are those ?

Originally Posted by Sailor

This 'pipestud' or whatever is a shoe tree (i have no idea of the English term). My kids did find it while playing in some old ruined industrial area in the city years ago. Must be 20 years ago. And brought it to me. Didn't find any use of it except as a pipe stand. Never mind the rust.
Nothing wrong to see a trea as a pipe stand also. It's up to imagination.

Never mind the rust.
Above the shape it's just the rust that makes it beautiful, a "pièce unique" as they say in France.
There is a life behind it, and what's more important, there's a story behind it for ye as well.
Caress it.

My smoke of the day. Peterson 314 Premier P-Lip and good ol' Pal o' mine. I'm a social smoker of pipes and when I need to think so not a pro so to speak.