Absolutly beautiful, never to cold outside to enjoy some malted refreshments in the nice snowy backyard, don't even need a cooler!!! I will trade you a weeks worth of 70 -80 degrees of Arizona winter to have a weeks worth of that lovely snow you have there in Pa. anytime. oh how I miss those cold snowy nites back in Va. love the beer garden as well...Sammy
Do you feel like a vacation in Canada sammy??
Absolutly beautiful, never to cold outside to enjoy some malted refreshments in the nice snowy backyard, don't even need a cooler!!! I will trade you a weeks worth of 70 -80 degrees of Arizona winter to have a weeks worth of that lovely snow you have there in Pa. anytime. oh how I miss those cold snowy nites back in Va. love the beer garden as well...Sammy
As I was packing my lunch this morning, I looked out the back door, and took a quick snap of my beer garden, closed for the winter:
Can't wait for spring....
We're having a more typical Pennsylvania winter so far this year, like I remember from when I was a kid, cold and snowy, like it should be. Time for good, dark beers, to tide us over until the spring. A good stout, and bowl of stew, or split pea soup with ham.
Prosit!
Brad
Hello Brad,
This is a great winter picture, almost sublime.
Just love it !
Best, Raymond.
Thanks, Raymond! It is almost a place of meditation at times. June is the best, when the flowers in the backyard are in bloom, and the fireflies are at their peak.
A glass of Franziskaner, some cheese and some good bread, and it's a good life!
...And the neighbor's dog barking, the mosquitos from the swamp behind the house, and the afore-mentioned neighbor yelling at her dog to be quiet...But there are more stars to see than closer to the cities! Makes me feel...54mm!
Mike
Dogs barking, but surprisingly, no mosquitoes up here, never really been bothered by wasps or yellow jackets, either, not like when I lived down outside Quakertown, which actually does sit on a lot of swampy ground.
Hi Brad,
I bring the beer over this weekend.
There should be no mossies now.
Best, Raymond.
Absolutely! I can fire up the casting pot for warmth.
What's the local brew of choice in the "Lion City"?