5 June 2011
Working on the top. Top all sanded down, dents pounded out, sealed, primered, and shot with House of Color silver base coat.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Project Iron Wolf
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Labels: 1972 Scout II
Ten Plus Hay trip.
Last flight with Von Mason in N858CH. Parked on the boarder of Canada at Glasgow International field.
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Labels: Aviation
Friday, May 21, 2010
Hop, Yeast, and Bottle Label
Spent a little time getting some beer stuff done.
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Labels: Home Brewing
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Happy Yeast
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Labels: Home Brewing
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Captain Griff's Castle
Brewed up some Brown Ale for Griff.
All the grains in the bag, water temp 155 deg, and it will stay in for 30 min.
Steeping grains are out and you can see the nice Amber Brown color.
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Labels: Home Brewing
Baker Dam ATV Ride.
Spent the day up at Baker Dam North of Vayo.
The Topo map showed a trail that would go through the South side of Pine Mountain and end up in the town of Pine Mountain.
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Labels: ATV
Gun Lock ATV Ride
Went to Gun-lock reservoir and spent the day finding trails.
Sharon crossing the upper Virgin river.
Sharon thought it would be hard. No sweat.
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Labels: ATV
Friday, April 30, 2010
Bottling Day
Beer has been in the fermentation carboys for 15 days. Time to put them into the bottles.
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Monday, April 26, 2010
Hops are Popping Up
My Hop rhizomes are starting to show signs of life.
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Labels: Home Brewing
Friday, April 23, 2010
Beer Transfer Day
The Wort has been in the primary fermentation bucket for the last seven days. It is now beer. Now it has to go into the glass carboy for another seven days.
The beer is now in the glass carboy, it will stay in here for seven days. Two things are going on here. One is the final fermentation is happening and second is the clearing of the beer by letting the suspended partials to fall to the bottom. On the 29th I will transfer the beer into bottles.
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Labels: Home Brewing