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I tried Legends, Gunner. Good, but didn't ring a bell with me.
Getting the hall ready for laminate flooring and puffing Dunhill 965 in a group six Dunhill Root Canadian, circa 1982. I had to take a break, my knees are screaming!
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If you get tired of that Dunhill you can send it to me! I love a Canadian like that. The root Dunhills like yours are going for a bit over $500 these days!!!!
This is the first time I've tried Legends. I smoked my first bowl last night and I like it pretty well. I like Jubilee better. I see you have some Bombay Extra which is great tobacco!!!!
I have Jubilee, but haven't cracked the tin yet. The absolute best English I've tried is Compton's York Full Mixture. WOW!!!
Three Oaks Syrian is also good, as is Frog Morton on the Bayou. I've been smoking a lot of flakes lately, in my Dunhill Os.
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The Tanshell is a PO, circa 1964.
Kaywoodie Canadian
Edward's Brandywine
Hot Cuban bread with guava jelly for breakfast with my coffee. Life is good.
Canadian ...
May be, you're right.:)
Today in the evening:
Peterson Canadian and Samuel Gawith.
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I really enjoy those Bulldogs shapes. In fact I have one just like your tanshell. Talking about Frog Morton I lost track how many tins of that I've gone through---they hit a home run on that one!
Gentlemen,
Please stop showing those Canadians :D It's getting difficult :boohoo:
"retreating into his man-cave with a huge pipe, Bracken Flakes and the bottle of beer :beer2:"
LOL----Sailor I knew that would get to you!!!!!
I hope it is ok to add my very humble pipe to this very fine collection.
My wife & daughter were out doing girly things this morning, so I had the house to my self!
Pipe: Parker
Tobacco: Edward's Pipe & Tobacco "Black Watch"
Coffee: Caribou Coffee "Caribou Blend
Read: "Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail" by Theodore Roosevelt
Music: "Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall"
Welcome to the club!!! Hey I have a bunch of Parkers and they are far from modest pipes. They are Dunhill seconds after all:-)