^^this is what happens when you have too much time, alcohol and watermelon on hand.
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Cool! Thanks for sharing the pics!
Oooooooh!
When my Dad would see an unintentional finish approaching this look, he would always say: "I wonder what kind of wax he uses." When I see something like that I always think of him.
Now you've done it.My daughter lives in Orlando; I live in the Stuart, FL, area. When I go to visit I take a road (CR 523)between Yeehaw Junction[real name!]and Kissimmee that goes through cattle country, parallel to some good size lakes. It's a rare trip I don't see eagles, and ospreys are very much in evidence. There is an extensive eagle chick raising program in that area(they take a second egg from a nest and hand-puppet raise them). There's also a Whooping Crane nesting-and protecting-facility nearby. I know where it is but it's restricted access, which is good. Anyway, they taste just like Spotted Owl so why bother.
You are likely being doxxed as we speak by some tolerant person in their mother's basement. Now we'll all know how to visit your NRs at will.Well thanks. Can't unsee this and fear of having this show in my nightmares will keep me awake.Well, here's another for you...
- Mar 13, 2008
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Uptown! I figured it had to have grown in 40 years.
That whole trip was bizarre. Getting stuck in Yeehaw fit right in. Then again, most of my hitchhiking trips to central or south Florida or back to Atlanta ended up being adventures.
Mission accomplished!Well thanks. Can't unsee this and fear of having this show in my nightmares will keep me awake.
Hey! I... Nope, pretty much spot on.
Well, the beer goes without saying!
After paddling yesterday, I had a noise session with my brother. We had:
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a little fruity, not too sweet, great bitterness, and a nice coconut finish.
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a bit of tropical fruit, but all beer.
We played some "music" as well.
Punked up Edmund Fitzgerald and Steppin Stone (Monkees arrangement with Sex Pistols crunch and attitude) as well as a few others. We need a vocalist who can "growl" those two songs; neither of us is smart enough to "sing" and play at the same time.
Funny, the beer in my photo is a pineapple gose. Really good in 95°F, even after spending a couple of hours in 68° water.
Pineapple seems to be the hot beer/fruit combination this summer. Both beers we enjoyed yesterday had some pineapple. I particularly like the coconut finish with the hops and robbers.
As long as we are on fruity beer...
Anyone ever try this one?
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I tried it out of curiosity once. And then had it again on purpose several more times. I really does taste of banana and beer. And it is really unexpectedly good.
Anyone ever try this one?
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I tried it out of curiosity once. And then had it again on purpose several more times. I really does taste of banana and beer. And it is really unexpectedly good.
That's a beautiful color.
Yeah, wasn't knocked out but it was quite good. Haven't seen it for awhile.
Thanks. The pic does not show it well, but the mahogany grain shows nicely through the color. I’m quite wowed by Lull’s work.
Gaolee
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I lived Fear and Loathing in Ocala in 1978 or 1979. Ohio plates, a seedy bar, and barbeque on the wrong side of town were involved. Nobody was harmed. It was a miracle.
Gaolee
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Lull's work is indeed stunning.
