Still Smarter

Circumstances find me with little to do, in my brewing life.
I have 25 litres of wine to bottle, and my latest neutral wash is at .990 but still bubbling.
Bottling the wine will free up some space.
So tomorrow I will start another beer, And Tuesday another neutral wash, maybe this time deliberately forgetting the Lentils.

Robert.

Made a remote control for my wine pump. Wowser that has made the job easier.

Easydrinker wrote: Sun Nov 24, 2019 11:59 pm Price discrepancy, the linked one is £20, with postage of nearly £4.
Did you get yours elsewhere?

Robert.

Yeah. Found it in a junk shop.. Didn't know I wanted one till I saw it. Really good.

POSTS LIKE THIS ARE NOT COURTEOUS.

You do NOT post inside anothers post.
It is a privelege for Mods. and Admin. in special circumstances.
Now go sit on the naughty step!

I love that this site is fairly free of the crap on others, but if the folk running the site cant follow the rules, how the feck do we control the spammers?

Robert.

On a lighter note, my mog has just come in from a traditional Scottish Haar, with a vole, and is sitting there munching away.
Crunch crunch!

Robert.

Easydrinker wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 12:43 am On a lighter note, my mog has just come in from a traditional Scottish Haar, with a vole, and is sitting there munching away.
Crunch crunch!

Robert.

A lighter note?! Not so light for the poor vole. And what is a Haar?

Its short for an old pirates favourite line.
"Harrrr Jim lad!"

You near the coast ED? Our pesky feline prefers shrews at the moment

Jacquie - A haar is a thick sea fog. (Think pea soup and you're about right!)

Jennysgin wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:01 am You near the coast ED? Our pesky feline prefers shrews at the moment

Jacquie - A haar is a thick sea fog. (Think pea soup and you're about right!)

Sorry Jenny. Gaza wins the point. Properly LOL. "Harrrr Jim lad!"

That's me learned something too!
Tis true about the fog though. Over Fife way seems to get a good Scottish Haar sometimes but it can come and go really quickly. I remember stumbling along the coastal path to Anstruther for fish and chips once, hoping we weren't going to wander off into the sea!

As a kid I remember the London smog. At least you can still
breath in Scotland. Those were bad days.

Anstruther, prize winning Fish and chips!
I have queued to get my supper there.
Worth every second.

Robert.

Also old enough to remember Smog and The Clean Air Act.

Robert.

Easydrinker wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 10:10 pm Anstruther, prize winning Fish and chips!
I have queued to get my supper there.
Worth every second.

Robert.

There's always a queue there! It's good though

My carpentry workshop is nearly done. The wood floor is in, walls and ceiling are wood panelled and painted, and the electrics are in. I need to build a proper heavy bench at some point.

Stripped out the old cow byre today and filled in the drainage channel in the floor with rubble and concrete. I just need to lay a new level concrete floor in there and I can get all the gas heated gear installed. That is going to be the home for the bulk mashing and fermenting gear, along with the bigger gas heated pot still. That is intended as a strip still and the rum still.

I will get this done in the next few weeks and then refit the garage that is the home for the electric heated 80 litre spirit still and the keg based packed column.

With luck I will have some beer on the go in time for new year.

Nice one myles.
I do envy you the space!
But wish you well with it all.

Robert.

Busy cleaning out the entire cellar at the moment. I really have found some historical booze. Proves how much my stillin has come on. And running it again through the twin tub warms the place up nicely.

noticed the link icon for site has become a mustachioed version of moss' avatar



so after spending over an hour trying to insert an image of the icon i give up

That is you and Moss noticing strange images.
I don't see them.

Robert.

Seeing things jacquie? perhaps try a little more water with it?

I am sitting here right now, not in the least ready for sleep, youtube and spotify have bored me, but needing to go to bed soon, as someone has offered to drive me back to my hometown in the morning.
Even to return me home on Sunday!
Thats a 750 mile round trip
I am trying to fight insomnia by working through the board.
I'm getting there.

Robert.

jacquie wrote: Wed Nov 27, 2019 2:58 pm noticed the link icon for site has become a mustachioed version of moss' avatar



so after spending over an hour trying to insert an image of the icon i give up

The site favicon is actually Einstein. I changed it a couple of weeks ago, just before I took a couple of extra security measures.

Thanks for being observant - it is most important that we do discuss things we find unusual

Moss

Moss you look hansom as ever darling, would you like
to come and tuck the Gaza in

Moss wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 7:43 pm Thanks for being observant - it is most important that we do discuss things we find unusual

Moss

Should we discuss gaza?

Robert.

Easydrinker wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 8:52 pm

Moss wrote: Fri Nov 29, 2019 7:43 pm Thanks for being observant - it is most important that we do discuss things we find unusual

Moss

Should we discuss gaza?

Robert.

Some things are just way too unusual!

I can roll with that.
Some things you accept without too many questions.

Robert.