April 2020 - What are you smoking?

Greetings to you all on my 58th birthday! I am enjoying a bowl of just arrived Cringle Flake from Sutliff. Smoking it in an Arley Cutz pot and enjoying a beautiful day on the back porch. Watching lots of people hiking and biking and just enjoying the day. Thankful for the day and wanted to say hi to all my friends here. Thanks for putting up with me and for being a bunch of great guys to hang out with here. Be well and have a blessed Easter tomorrow.

Don wrote:Greetings to you all on my 58th birthday!  I am enjoying a bowl of just arrived Cringle Flake from Sutliff. Smoking it in an Arley Cutz pot and enjoying a beautiful day on the back porch. Watching lots of people hiking and biking and just enjoying the day. Thankful for the day and wanted to say hi to all my friends here. Thanks for putting up with me and for being a bunch of great guys to hang out with here. Be well and have a blessed Easter tomorrow.

You are a little less than six months older than me, You are my Elder, A well respected HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!!

GH Rich Dark Honeydew in a MM Charles Towne Cobbler.

Greetings from Athens-Greece, although the Hygienist Commi(e)sion has a drone and two agents watching the neighbourhood the Greek pipe smoker manage to escape from the ringer passing the message to the other pipe smokers around the World:
RESISTANCE !



DTM Vanilla Honeydew.

Happy birthday, Don!

Thanks, Jason! It was a good one, despite the present circumstances. Had a nice meal, saw my grandson and then gamed with my son for a couple of hours last night. A good day.

Happy Birthday Don. Hope you're enjoying it and that Cringle Flake.

Royal Yacht in a shop pot.

Finally a pipe!!!

Embarcadero in my newest J Everett

Peterson’s Holiday 2016 in a no name meer.

Voodoo Queen in a MM 5th Ave Diplomat

Finishing up the Royal Yacht I started earlier today.

Penny Farthing in a little rusticated pot.

Wind, rain and thunder is my weather report. Having a CAO Brazilia with coffee and catching up on some YouTube subscriptions.

Working on a bowl of Brunello Flake that I started earlier. Shop pot.

A few puffs of some Red Carpet in a Legend

Finishing up some Penny Farthing in a little rusticated pot. Next up, Samuel Gawith Brown No. 4 Twist in a Portland belge looking thing.

Escudo Navy De Luxe in a Vittoria pipe with maple coffee.

Germain's Medium Flake in a Van Roy Magic Cake bulldog.

Mac Baren Burley London Blend in a shop pot.

Evening, guys. Smoking a parfait - C&D Pegasus topped with D&R Three Sails. Watching Code 8 (2020).

The Battle of Jangsari (2019) a War film based on a real story:
During the Korean War, a group of 772 student soldiers led by a guerrilla task force commander is tasked with staging a diversionary mission at Jangsari Beach in South Korea, in order to deceive the North Korean forces into thinking the opposition forces would launch a decisive invasion there. In doing so, they would be able to pave the way for the Incheon Landing Operation. Meanwhile, an American reporter and war correspondent covers the Korean War and tries to get help from the international community as the soldiers struggle to accomplish their mission due to a lack of proper training, weapons, and adequate food and supplies.
The mission was to attack Jangsari Beach, and cut off the North Korean Army’s supply chain but it's a suicide mission because the beach was full or wires-mines and bunkers with machine guns.Those teenagers with less than two weeks military training (NO Marine style exercises), tossed into combat without suitable equipment, sufficient provisions or ammunition not even a serial number to identify them!



Decades later one of the survived students stands in the same beach and shouting the names of his dead friends.

I am smoking Briar Patch Country Pleasure, double Greek coffee beside me.

LTF in a Briar Spirit

Sid.Stavros wrote:The Battle of Jangsari (2019) a War film based on a real story:
During the Korean War, a group of 772 student soldiers led by a guerrilla task force commander is tasked with staging a diversionary mission at Jangsari Beach in South Korea, in order to deceive the North Korean forces into thinking the opposition forces would launch a decisive invasion there. In doing so, they would be able to pave the way for the Incheon Landing Operation. Meanwhile, an American reporter and war correspondent covers the Korean War and tries to get help from the international community as the soldiers struggle to accomplish their mission due to a lack of proper training, weapons, and adequate food and supplies.
The mission was to attack Jangsari Beach, and cut off the North Korean Army’s supply chain but it's a suicide mission because the beach was full or wires-mines and bunkers with machine guns.Those teenagers with less than two weeks military training (NO Marine style exercises), tossed into combat without suitable equipment, sufficient provisions or ammunition not even a serial number to identify them!



Decades later one of the survived students stands in the same beach and shouting the names of his dead friends.

I am smoking Briar Patch Country Pleasure, double Greek coffee beside me.

That is quite a story. Thank you.

Orlik Golden Sliced in a Falcon International with hazelnut coffee.

Just finished some 2000 Christmas Cheer a little while ago. It was in a Portland belge looking thing.