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A new blend for me today S Gawith RB plug in the Peterson 309

Yachtsman Plug in a Singleton and Cole, not smoked this pipe for a while.

More Sir Walter Raleigh in an MM Legend before the drive home...

I'm guessing that's the guy that got the '54 Dunhill.

If you don't mind, Crawford, I'll hold onto it for just a couple of months longer, and then you're welcome to it.

More like the trail of the frozen nuts, Simon.

Behind the screen in the background: :laugh

Yep. Every one got a fair share. A member passed away recently and left his pipes and stuff to the club. A good few Petersons and Dunhills were up...

Indeed it is Simon. I'd gladly swap weather with Anthony....flippin' roasting here.

On the trail of the lonesome pine, Anthony? Beautiful to see!:full-marks:

Lovely to see a photo from the dark continent anton, thanks for showing us. & not a lion in sight!:good:

Negrita is the last of our countryside dogs to appear on here. She's the sister of Osito. Although they look nothing like each other they both have...

Thanks for sharing, Anton. I'm always happy to see pipe men get together. Did you leave anything behind for any one else? :laugh:

The morning view...

Afternoon chaps. Ogdens mixture in a brakner.

Good morning, Good people. Jesse and Joe be mates.

And pipe racks, too? You really did get a nice haul, Anton! :good:

Sir Walter Raleigh in a cob was my lunch time smoke

Due to time constraints it was a breakfast meeting this time, Ally:blush: Pie & chips with gravy and cups of coffee. Oh, and I forgot I also...

Just finished my first pipe of the day, while catching up here: A Peterson Rustic Tankard filled with Prince Albert. Fresh coffee alongside.

I wish you that perennial oxymoron, pipers: have a Happy Monday. My first bowl of the week, following a bagel and muffin breakfast joined to a hugga...

Good Morning, Gentlemen! It's 20°F/-6.6°C and cloudy according to the weather service, but I can't really tell because it's still dark outside....

Got involved in dinner and family yesterday and missed out on a lot here. Elizabethan Mixture in a Northern Briars:

A great time was had by all, Anton. Good to see you as well! :good:

We'll see ... If I can catch it before the thaw, I'll take some photos. It's deep enough to be a bear to walk around in. It's up to the shoulders of...

Cups of tea at a pipe meeting, never heard the likes!!!!!!!!!! Looks good Anton.:LiftHat:

Homebrew in a Northern Briars.

The dating system on December 1, 1995, but the tin stamping didn't show up until the mid-2000s or so.

I appreciate the kind words, John, but they're not really deserved. I only piggyback off of the research of others.

Looks like fun with a great bunch of lads Anton. :doubleup: