The Camilla is really really nice
Is that your birthday DT Sirius?
It is sweetie pie!
Atop my Christmas present to myself..Smileys Sig100..I took that wrap off..Working on something else for it.
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It is sweetie pie!
Atop my Christmas present to myself..Smileys Sig100..I took that wrap off..Working on something else for it.
Black Walnut & Clay - a wonderful combo! The Black Walnut matches my bronze mini ProVari and really shines on top of the green glassed Davide or the dark teal glassed ProTank with brass Tatroe beauty and extension rings......It's been difficult to look somewhere else other than this unique tip! 
The Black Walnut matches my bronze mini ProVari and really shines on top of the green glassed Davide or the dark teal glassed ProTank with brass Tatroe beauty and extension rings......It's been difficult to look somewhere else other than this unique tip! 
Black Walnut & Clay - a wonderful combo!
That one also caught my eye Chooch..So glad she found a home with someone who appreciates fine art as well.
Due to the fact that I haven't changed this tip out since I got it yesterday, Sirius, when normally I change out 5-6 times a day, might give you an idea just how much I admire this tip! AND, thank you for the compliment.
AND, thank you for the compliment. 
......It's been difficult to look somewhere else other than this unique tip!
It's difficult for me to look anywhere other than MhMA for tips.....period & get quality! The way they feel against my lips- nothing else can compare.
If I sound like a mushy fan I'm ok with that.
Dale, I was so excited to see it posted that my hands shook worse than normal. Gad, I had a problem rushing to type the info correctly! 
High emotional states tend to make me shake; otherwise, I'm good IF I stay calm. Deep breathing, stretching, flexing fingers didn't help at all on this one. Got down to pecking with two fingers. 
High emotional states tend to make me shake; otherwise, I'm good IF I stay calm. Deep breathing, stretching, flexing fingers didn't help at all on this one. Got down to pecking with two fingers.
It's difficult for me to look anywhere other than MhMA for tips.....period & get quality! The way they feel against my lips- nothing else can compare.
If I sound like a mushy fan I'm ok with that.
We are an obsessive bunch alright. Come to the mountain..you will never go back!
Yeppers, that Camilla Wood is nothing but calm class, Dale. Had it been a might taller, we'd of had a shoot out; and sad Doug would of had to contact one of us for sure.
It's difficult for me to look anywhere other than MhMA for tips.....period & get quality! The way they feel against my lips- nothing else can compare.
If I sound like a mushy fan I'm ok with that.
We understand, trust me!
Isn't this going to be awesome? 
Snottygobble (Who wouldn't want to vape on a piece of snotty gobble???!!! It is the real name of the wood. Love it!)
This erect shrub or tree reaches about 5 metres (17 feet) high, usually with few branches. Its dark green leaves are narrow and slightly elliptical, and can grow up to 220 millimetres in length. The distinctive bark is dark red to bronze colour with many papery layers which flake easily. Within the bark are epicormic buds which sprout new growth after bushfire.[1]
Snottygobbles flower over the summer months, with dark yellow to orange flowers that occur in short sprays. The individual flowers are 12 to 14mm in length with orange to brown hairs. The flowers split into four narrow segments which curl back to reveal the stamen. The fruit are green initially, but change to a yellow-green colour a few days after falling.
Snottygobble (Who wouldn't want to vape on a piece of snotty gobble???!!!
It is the real name of the wood. Love it!)
This erect shrub or tree reaches about 5 metres (17 feet) high, usually with few branches. Its dark green leaves are narrow and slightly elliptical, and can grow up to 220 millimetres in length. The distinctive bark is dark red to bronze colour with many papery layers which flake easily. Within the bark are epicormic buds which sprout new growth after bushfire.[1]
Snottygobbles flower over the summer months, with dark yellow to orange flowers that occur in short sprays. The individual flowers are 12 to 14mm in length with orange to brown hairs. The flowers split into four narrow segments which curl back to reveal the stamen. The fruit are green initially, but change to a yellow-green colour a few days after falling.
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Those Snottygobble flowers are beautiful Dale..Thnx for the info on Snottygobble. Now I want to be Snotty Bonafied. hehe
Those Snottygobble flowers are beautiful Dale..Thnx for the info on Snottygobble. Now I want to be Snotty Bonafied. hehe
Kind of neat'o isn't hon?
So much ugliness & beauty combined
Kind of neat'o isn't hon?
They look like squash blooms that were watered too much.
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