March 2020 - What are you smoking?

Sweet Vanilla Honeydew.

First smoke of March is 50/50 Five Brothers and Dark Bird's Eye in a shop pot.

"These Things We Do, That Others May Live"

The true story of Vietnam War hero William H. Pitsenbarger, a U.S. Air Force Pararescueman (also known as a PJ) who personally saved over sixty men. During a rescue mission on April 11, 1966, Pitts (as he was called) willingly chose to leave the relative safety of the rescue chopper to aid people on the ground when he saw how bad the situation below was. When others in his team declined to go, he put himself at risk to do more to help his fellow Americans. After saving many already, he was ordered to take the chance to escape on the last helicopter out of a combat zone heavily under fire, but he stayed behind to save and defend the lives of soldiers of the U.S. Army's 1st Infantry Division, before making the ultimate sacrifice in one of the bloodiest battles of the war.



I am smoking Treasures of Ireland Galway while watching The Last Full Measure (2020 film).

First, Pebble Castle in a shop pot. Now, All Things Being Equal in a little rusticated pot.

Earlier, some Mocha Strips in a Grabow Viscount poker kinda thing.

Now smoking year 2014 HU Makhuwa in a 2001 black sandblasted three quarter bend Rinaldo Lithos YY bulldog with a tortoise shell acrylic saddle stem. Watching The Twilight Zone.

Just checking in to see what's happening.

Good morning Ladies & Gentlemen, we have "Clean Monday" here in Greece. Α great feast in which we eat specific food, we drink and dance plus fly the kites especially if we are in a country place, here is an example:



I am smoking Captain Black White in a Stanwell.

'Mornin', guys. Dunhill Aperitif in a Comoy's Sand Grain saddle apple billiard starts the day. Peet's espresso, low sodium V8 and cool water at hand. Local news on the tube. Kind regards to all.

JimInks wrote:Now smoking year 2014 HU Makhuwa in a 2001 black sandblasted three quarter bend Rinaldo Lithos YY bulldog with a tortoise shell acrylic saddle stem. Watching The Twilight Zone.

Just checking in to see what's happening.

One Step Beyond Fan, but have all TZs

Feel free to check in. You're missed

Stonehenge in MortaDella. I have wondered what the big deal with VaPers was. My second bowl of this and only VaPer I've tried that I remember. I get it now, Fellas!

On the way to work this morning, Commoner's Mixture in a Van Roy Magic Cake Bulldog.

D&R Two Timer regular in Hilson Prince

Earlier, Happy Brown Bogie in a fishegg. Now, Old Ironsides in an LHS Purex Caboose.

2000 McC Christmas Cheer (a la Darin) in a Portland belge looking thing.

Sweet Coconut Twist in a little rusticated pot.

Sunset Harbor Flake in a gloss black Pete 303.

Pipe smoking scene from the film: 15 Minutes of War (2019), here is one of the undercover GIGN snipers.

The real story for those pupils which were hostages: http://foreignlegion.info/1976-loyada-hostage-rescue-mission/





I am smoking Cornell and Diehl Kajun Kake, double Greek coffee beside me.

Sutliff J4 Burley in a shop poker. Builder's tea with.

FVF in a Stanwell 63M Majestic (Danish made).

Morning smoke, Five Brothers in a MasterCraft saddle stem billiard.

Old Limey Bastard in a Van Roy Magic Cake bulldog.

Dunbar in a black gloss Pete 303.

Sid.Stavros wrote:Pipe smoking scene from the film: 15 Minutes of War (2019), here is one of the undercover GIGN snipers.

The real story for those pupils which were hostages:  http://foreignlegion.info/1976-loyada-hostage-rescue-mission/





I am smoking Cornell and Diehl Kajun Kake, double Greek coffee beside me.

Thank you, Sid. Will look that up

Before McC #27 Matured Virginia in a shop pot. Now, Black Mallory in a little rusticated pot.

The ''desk" generals told to soldiers that after so many days of bombing nothing could left alive from the enemy, the charge would be like a walk with a stick and the first one will take a barrel of beer and a ball to play with his platoon. A captured prisoner inform them that the germans were alive in their bankers and singing while waiting for them but the ''wise'' generals launch the attack at 7.30am broad daylight, the result: even the fence wire was almost intact and the machine guns waiting, 57,470 casualties at 1st day in Somme.



I am watching the film: The Trench (1999) while smoking Dan Pipe Jubilee 30.