Ready for the parking meters soon...although there might be a delay since my friend Bob Vandervliet dropped off some Virginia Peach Moonshine this afternoon. 76,85,60,0,B
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8 comments:
What does moonshine taste like?
Margery, it varies widely depending on what it is made from.
ohhhhh. Remember that helicopter ride!!!! Be careful.
Cheers to your blog John! It's been a great 9 years following your blog and then following you to Terlingua. It's changed my life.
Margery Bills, Moonshine can be a neutral spirit. A amateur batch of moonshine is not much different than cheap liquor and rubbing alcohol with a hint of corn. It is why normally you add a flavor as in the case "Peaches" or re distill multiple times which will will make it smoother.
TY 368.
Well, I had a shocking evening. My Weimarainer dog dug a hole under the edge of a dog house. I pushed the earth back in the hole with my hand. Then I lifted up the dog house to see what she was after. Exclamations! There was a big pile of many big slithering snakes. So I dropped the dog house down and I went in the house and read about green and brown snakes and what to do. Later I went back out and turned the dog house over. Gone. No snakes there. They must have been having a mating frenzy. I never saw that many in one place and that big. They must be non venimous garter snakes. And I was not drinking moonshine either.
Margery -- Yesterday we went to our dairy to pick up milk and saw two gorgeous dogs. I was told they were Weimaraners and they had some puppies. They were asking $600 each and said they are bringing in $1000 in Dallas. Guess we will "adopt" a stray some day instead.
Glad to hear your snakes slithered off somewhere else.
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