I love porter!!!!BikeGeek said:'Morning all. I just found out that the agency I work for is more than likely moving a majority of their operations to Huntsville, Alabama. Not sure when this is happening, they say within the next year or two, but I guess I better start looking for a new job.
On a good note, I picked up the last of the ingredients (6-row dark crystal malt) and Saturday is go for brew-day.If all goes as planned I'll have porter (and maybe some yet to be determined brew) at Monkeyfest.
~~Good Tuesday Morning!!~~
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Yup. I had pics in the kayak thread, but I let my domain expire.Echo said:
No, I will not be including a bottle with each jersey shipped.stosh said:
I have to come up with a name for it.
Is this your first time brewing beer?BikeGeek said:No, I will not be including a bottle with each jersey shipped.
I have to come up with a name for it.
Porter was the only beer allowed to be brewed during prohibition. Many Dr's prescribed it to pregnant women because it has so much Iron in it.
This will be the first time without a kit. I'm using:stosh said:
pale ale malt
chocolate malt
dark crystal malt
carapils malt
Kent goldings hops
White Labs British ale yeast
I'll have to tell my wife that the doctor said it's ok for her to drink it.
When is she due?BikeGeek said:This will be the first time without a kit. I'm using:
pale ale malt
chocolate malt
dark crystal malt
carapils malt
Kent goldings hops
White Labs British ale yeast
I'll have to tell my wife that the doctor said it's ok for her to drink it.
Thanks. It being my first project with epoxy, I went a little overboard with it. It was supposed to weigh 40-42 lbs. Mine's more like 45-50 lbs. I guess that's still not too bad for a 16ft boat.stosh said:
Materials/plans ran about $700 and I probably spent another $100 on expendables (paint brushes, sandpaper, etc.) and paint and varnish.stosh said:
The wife is due at the end of October.
Is this Gibbs Farm open to riding at any time Doug? Did you say it is located in East Greenbush/Wynantskill?douglas said:I had a total blast riding last night at Gibbs Farm......MHCC(mohwak hudson cycling club) had a Mtn skills clinic, so that meant mudhunnies! I didnt to the clinic but did play on some of the stuff that set up.
I did their xc loop twice, the 2nd time helping a beginner try to make all the tech stuff there (not that I can clean everything).
75° forcasted plus outdoor coed volleyball tonight =
Oh yeah and good F'n morning.
awesome about the wife!BikeGeek said:Materials/plans ran about $700 and I probably spent another $100 on expendables (paint brushes, sandpaper, etc.) and paint and varnish.
The wife is due at the end of October.
That is a really nice boat, how long did it take?
The Parting Glass! mmmmmm.......great pub!McGRP01 said:Morning! It's a glorious Tuesday in Saratoga Springs!
Morning to you too Stosh. I got in super late today. Had some crap to take care of this morning (personal stuff) so I took a few hours of personal time.stosh said:
Too long! About 9 months. I was building in my sister's garage. She lives 3.5 hours away so I was only able to work weekends. Of course I occasionally opted to go snowboarding or for a bike ride so I didn't work every weekend.stosh said:
Damn, Geekster...that is some real talent you've got there.BikeGeek said:Yup. I had pics in the kayak thread, but I let my domain expire.
Doing a jump I haven't done for awhile! I hadn't been on my Bullit for a few months and decided to get it dirty. I was riding okay and decided to hit this easy jump. Felt goo dover the lip and in the air and even what I thought was the landing... SLAM!stosh said:
oh man that totally sucks!!!bikeguy100k said:Doing a jump I haven't done for awhile! I hadn't been on my Bullit for a few months and decided to get it dirty. I was riding okay and decided to hit this easy jump. Felt goo dover the lip and in the air and even what I thought was the landing... SLAM!