I thought it was from there. I have to look at a can. Here is a link
http://www.mccoolesredlioninn.com/2014/03/mccooles-launches-red-lion-brewery/
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I thought it was from there. I have to look at a can. Here is a link
http://www.mccoolesredlioninn.com/2014/03/mccooles-launches-red-lion-brewery/
Good morning folks, the sun has not popped up yet here in my time zone, anyone on the east coast see it yet ? :color:
It was a cloudy cool day with winds topping out to about 15 mph and I hope I see the sun today :glasses7:
First cup to start my day is in me and wondering what to cook for breakfast this morning.
It was a cloudy cool day with winds topping out to about 15 mph and I hope I see the sun today :glasses7:
First cup to start my day is in me and wondering what to cook for breakfast this morning.
Morning Mike. No sunrise here today. Ice and sleet storm right now.
Hi Mike, Just came up here a bit ago. Well it is getting light out.
Wow, You are going to stay in today :coffee2: or brave the weathers out there :coffee2:
Nah, Got a dentist appointment at 10 am. I'll drive the old Jeep Comanche over there. I't a beater, so if it goes offroad, no sweat.
I sure do miss it, It is pitch dark here!! well a little lite in the clouds now that I looked,,
I see we have a cold blast going to be hear Thursday and hang around and keep us below average temps for a few day :coffee2:
I am ready for spring to get out in the field.
You have a Jeep Comanche :blob: What year ? love the old ones :coffee2:
Mine is rock solid here. Went to get a soil sample to test and no real way to get a good one, or should I say not worth the effort!
Ask and you shall receive. Year is 1990
I like it! The black primer a factory color? LOL
Wow I am not all there today. It is not primer is it?
It's going to be a few more weeks then thats for sure :coffee2:
Love these Jeeps, and that my friend is NO better
saweet ride :cheers:
It's actually dark blue with a flattening agent. Didn't want to worry about waxing it. LOL
I really cannot do much until the roots (rhizomes) show some life then I harvest them and sell them. It pays for the field and some. The hops themselves are really labor intensive to harvest, and I built a picker that you put the bines into and it strips them off, then you have to dry them, then package them etc. Right now a friend of mine is renting the picker, but he has acreage. For the effort I rather have brewers come over and get there own, pay me and give me free beer. Could be a perfect retirement but....
To grow them is pretty easy once you have a trellis in, think of them like 18" tall grapes. Weed and feed is about all you have to do once established. They come back every year.
Not primer :coffee2: man Mitch ! you are all hooked up there :cheers: pun intended
Not primer :coffee2: man Mitch ! you are all hooked up there :cheers: pun intended
Yeah, I was looking for a para military kinda feel.
Here is a pic of a row of hops http://www.homebrewtalk.com/photo/pict0390-2396.html
Looks interesting. Kinda reminds me of grape vines
Here is a pic of the picker named HOPZILLA!
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/photo/pict0343-3043.html
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/photo/pict0343-3043.html
Actually they are the same family as marijuana! It is kind of funny. They grow like weed, sometimes 1 ft a day.
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