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Admittedly, most of my Bahamian experiences are Nassau or Freeport, so maybe I’m outta line. Tortola, Nevis, Bonaire, and Anguilla are some of the quieter Caribbean Islands I’ve frequented...but, if you’re looking for off the beaten path, hard to beat Dominica.

I’ve been to the Bahamas at least 100 times...aside from the weather, I’ve never understood the allure. So many warm weather destinations out there that are much nicer.

Currently a 737 driver. Hoping to one day fly something a little more fun again. I miss GA flying. Would love to buy a Super Cub or AirCam or something to just loiter around low and slow in...someday.

Same. I usually snap a few anytime I do a fly by, but they’re rarely good enough to share.

Unfortunately not. Just stumbled across it on the interwebs. It is one of my favorite windscreen views though.

Best cover of a Dylan song ever...

Need a replacement for my old Weber Igrill

So the moral of the story is to carb my kegs naturally and then only dispense with bottled CO2?

You make some good points regarding the dogma aspects that creep into our beliefs. For me personally, I just don’t like the idea of concentrating the wort purposely and then diluting it. Especially when brewing all grain. Wort concentration changes the beer. Concentrating the wort changes hop...

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So much for “don’t fear the foam” eh? What does purging from the bottom accomplish? The gasses are still mixing inside the keg. It’s not like the CO2 keeps to itself and pushes everything else out.

I thought just purging kegs with Co2 under pressure didn't do much except waste CO2? I thought you had to push the sanitizer out of a completely full keg in Order to fully purge? In which case, the only way to get sugar in without opening the keg is with a syringe.

How do you prime purged kegs with no O2 ingress? Syringe?

Agreed.

I’m a big fan of vanilla paste. I’ve only used it in beer once, but it was a big hit.

Agreed. Who cares who makes it/owns it? What’s in the bottle/can is what counts. Good is good, doesn’t matter who made it.