blakeyboy

oh wow- I have a B40 and an R107T as well...

Actually, Rob, it's a bit seasonal. Just before Christmas last year I did a bottle count in the house and it was 208. My record. I make up beer boxes for friends and clients, each tailored to thier tastes. Some Belgian, Orval etc, or Matilda from Goose Island, the only two beers that use that type of brettanomyces yeast as far as I know, Matilda being licensed from Orval, and a ton from Bewdley Brewery, Gower Gold, and a big pile from Orkney. I've never had a failure with Orkney's "Northern Light", it's universally liked, particularly in the summer, and I adore Puffin with cheese, Dark Island with powerful cheese, and I like to share a bottle of Dark Island Reserve which is Dark Island left in a whisky barrel for a year. 10%. Amazing amazing flavour. If you like good beer, you must order one. Very easy to get a delivery straight from the brewery. Also used for jump starting trucks.

When I drink too much of it the police put me in the AA cell. Double joke. You're welcome.

Wow- radio recognition 100%!!

It's expensive to ship in- you pay exide duty on it. See what I did there?

All beer is like that Rob. I personally prefer "afters":

...and as you can see, this part of the garden is a place of quiet contemplation.....

I've just formed an end-of-season football harmony group, called Manhattan Transfer Window. You're welcome.

Not much fun in Stalingrad, no. You need the A361, Barnstaple section....

I told my wife this looked great and she suggested I was losing it....

I'd love to know how those figures were obtained. I got my 1890 'low 90' courtesy of a tip off from Mike Hopkins, a rather nice humorous gentleman ( "1949 Threepence" ) who frequented this site until we lost him a couple of years ago. I wish we'd met.

It's only a model....

Good job I didn't mention the dirty knife....!