SteveH aka shetc
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Pouring rain while bbq'ing. Comparing SRV/Albert King vs Allman Brothers Stormy Monday. Gentleman's tie
Pouring but sunset makes an appearance
Pouring but sunset makes an appearance
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Genesee Cream Ale. I am still on a kick of American cheap ales and lagers. I would say the cheap beer with no advertising is far better than the big wigs. Hopefully i will get the brewing area in working order after moving into a new place.
I said that to someone the other day when I was describing a recent storm and they didn’t quite understand what I was saying.
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Guinness while watching the sky. This storm literally just appeared out of nowhere in about 20 minutes.
Azacca wheat beer. Pairs well...
Love the storm pic. Extra stout?... not a fan.
Hopefully no storm damage to your family or property.
A fine Pilsner beer
The meteorologist in me says it is beautiful. Hope there was no damage for you and you could watch it from afar.
I…have never had this much homebrew in such a such short period of time. Or beer for that matter. Beer during talks, at the expo, commercial breweries yesterday evening, homebrew clubs tonite…Wheee!!
Everybody is super friendly, (even from the very start vs inebriated friendly) so glad I decided to give this a go and attend my first homebrewcon.
Club night, still 1.5 hours to go when I took this pic.
Everybody is super friendly, (even from the very start vs inebriated friendly) so glad I decided to give this a go and attend my first homebrewcon.
Club night, still 1.5 hours to go when I took this pic.
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I'm partial to SRV/AK version myself. Can't beat AK's voice.
So 5hrs left never to return to night shift again. Next stop, early retirement....
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It got you a little tipsy eh?
Since I don't have any Scottis
Hard cider, trying to last 5 more years till retiring. Does this mean I'm getting old??? Be right back... gotta clean my false teeth and wash my comb-over... lol
@ThirstyPawsHB Best wishes for your retirement.
$3 for a 19oz 10%er! Surprisingly decent. I get all those citrus and spice flavors. That's probably what makes this so quaffable.
One word.....Newretirement.com..guess that's a word? Pretty comprehensive but worth the $10/month to see if one is on track.
Guess we'll stick with the tiki theme. One of the PhP limited release favorites.
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Treehouse bought a fourth location which is a golf course. Happened last year and they just renovated the clubhouse and opened this week. The golf course is about to open.
It's the closest location to me and I love golf but it's a pita to get to. Middle of suburbia with tons of lights. It is probably 30 minutes out of Boston so it's a good location for them. I can take a very scenic back roads thru minuteman paths.
This is my rankings of TH locations
1) Cape - hands down best. Great drafthouse, directly on the ocean and tons of good restaurants nearby. Do some canal fishing nearby too. A couple of whales have been spotted swimming thru it this year. It is the Cape.
2) Charlton - nostalgia as it was the second and only location for a while. Nice drafthouse/brewhouse and large surroundings. BT Smokehouse just down the road.
3) Deerfield - out in the Mass hills. Drafthouse is kinda blah but they hold concerts. You can golf, fly fish good rivers and hit a number of other good breweries and artsy stuff nearby.
4) Tewksbury - The clubhouse and landscaping is impressive. Probably better drafthouse than the Cape. However, your smack dab in 1950's suburbia before we put highways in. Clubhouse has many balconies and fire pits. Tiny parking lot but I've never had a problem.
Thanks. I'm probably close. I just keep stashing tax free money in a hole and keep my head down. Plus I think I could wait for a little up tick in the economy in the next couple of years. My current job blows but is really no stress working at home
The only thing that confuses me with these estimators are they rely heavily on current salary. It'd be nice to continue to retire with something close to my salary but... Plus do you put a fully paid off house as assets?
HB pils.
I'd forgotten how delicious Anchor Steam is/was.
A lazy Saturday afternoon with a few pretzels and a HB tropical stout.
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