Just bought a 15 day holiday tour in Greece-5 islands with short hikes for Late September. The next item is a birthday present to myself next year. Premier seats (6 rows from front of stage) at the Royal Albert Hall in London to see Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) for their 40th anniversary concert March 2022.... absolutely giddy about that.
Definitely BTD for me on both of the above.
Based on this rec (and your mention of Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale, which I also love), I got a bottle. I just opened it tonight to have with a nice tenderloin, and to celebrate my longest run in a year and a half. It's very good! I might have to keep a bottle in stock here at all times. Not sure if I'll go for a case.Eventually I tried Cooper and Thief Red Blend, aged 3 months in bourbon barrels. Wow was it awesome! Thing is, it was $28. Plus tax.
Based on this rec (and your mention of Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale, which I also love), I got a bottle. I just opened it tonight to have with a nice tenderloin, and to celebrate my longest run in a year and a half. It's very good! I might have to keep a bottle in stock here at all times. Not sure if I'll go for a case.
Just returned from ten days in Maine, where I ate lobstah at least once every day, often twice. That blew some dough, but it was so worth it!
I was in Maine 10 years ago and recall that I never had better tasting lobster.
Good for you.
Just returned from ten days in Maine, where I ate lobstah at least once every day, often twice. That blew some dough, but it was so worth it!
That sounds great. We'll have to do that one year.Just returned from ten days in Maine, where I ate lobstah at least once every day, often twice. That blew some dough, but it was so worth it!
Just returned from ten days in Maine, where I ate lobstah at least once every day, often twice. That blew some dough, but it was so worth it!
Just returned from ten days in Maine, where I ate lobstah at least once every day, often twice. That blew some dough, but it was so worth it!
Traded my old Jeep Wrangler, it was a 2017 with 30,000 miles, for this thing.
Very nice! I’ve got a 2017 Wrangler with only 24,000 miles. If the Gladiator had been available in 2017, I’d have bought it for sure.
Your post has me thinking about blowing the dough and doing the same thing. Only downside is that my Wrangler is already set up as a “toad” for my motorhome and I’d have to redo that work/expense on a new Gladiator. But, something to think about.
Next time you're up in that part of the world, I highly recommend Nova Scotia and PEI for not only the best but also the biggest. Better priced than Maine as well! If the border had been open that's where I would have gone.
Traded my old Jeep Wrangler, it was a 2017 with 30,000 miles, for this thing.
Congrats! If all goes well, I should trade my 2001 corvette on a new wrangler within the next 10 days.