#11 Scottish tweed from Campbells smoke shop in East Lansing. Packed in one of my kickabouts. Grilling burgers, dogs and asparagus. https://i.imgur.com/YxpHCXD.jpg Campbell's is a special place for me. I started going there in 1969, when I started smoking a pipe as a freshman at Michigan State. I a...

I haven't posted for a while, because I took my daughter to Italy. Great to spend that much time with her. Back home now. This afternoon I smoked 50/50 SG Commonwealth and FVF in a Yello-Bole Imperial pot. https://i.imgur.com/tgTDGhR.jpg Nice pipe! Thanks [mention]Fr_Tom[/mention] ! One of my favor...

I haven't posted for a while, because I took my daughter to Italy. Great to spend that much time with her. Back home now.

This afternoon I smoked 50/50 SG Commonwealth and FVF in a Yello-Bole Imperial pot.

50/50 SG Commonwealth and Full Virginia Flake in a Yello-Bole Premier Author.

SG Commonwealth, and a touch of SG Full Virginia Flake, in a Savinelli Autograph.

Welcome back.

SG Commonwealth in a Linkman's Dr. Grabow Deluxe large billiard.

Smoked a Travis Club Straight on the porch, watching it rain. No walk today for my beagle buddy.

I smoked my first cigar in 1970. It was a Dino. I have great memories of lounging around with friends, smoking those long thin cigars, and feeling very sophisticated. I tried to find some a few years ago, and found out that they're no longer made.

I've quit pipe smokimg several times over the years. Usually it was because pipe smoking had become boring to me. Sometimes cigar smoking had become more enjoyable. Each time I eventually came back to pipe smoking. You might want to keep a pipe or two, just in case.