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I would probably follow for a few miles.

My own muscadine, moonshiner'a recipe. A testament to what time and patience will do. Wish I had more than four bottles left. This is the best bottle yet in my short wine making endeavor.

Make a pan of biscuits. If you don't you will be missing out. There are plenty of other things to ferment. One tradition of my youth was bacon, sausage, eggs, and sweet potato biscuits smothered with butter and drug through sorghum syrup. All prepared by my grandmother on Christmas morning...

I will second and third that, well written Jim. I have at least eight joints that don't hurt near as bad about once a week. Plus I think MY wine is getting better with each batch. I do Ike taking a cork screw to a bottle of my own, my favorite part, drinkable or not.

I just had to share this with y'all!

Finished off a bottle of my own peach and started a bottle of my own blueberry.

You truly are "Otis"

Would not be summer without at least one peach cobbler though!

Spent the day with my Dad, just talking and watching NASCAR.

1,2,4,8, and 20. I don't tolerate a none functioning television.

All in!.......

I used my new floor corker for the first time yesterday. Felt like I was cheating!

Yea, that one was a first.

This was there along with an impala. I wonder if they suffered the same fate as the still. The impala was upside down and the interior and roof of each one was destroyed, no plastic or glass left at all.

Americana

Yes, Santa must have had a surplus of floor corkers this year.

A sheriff in a small town in Texas walks out in the street and sees a blonde haired cowboy coming towards him with nothing on but his cowboy hat, his gun and his boots. He arrest him for indecent exposure. As he is locking him up, he asked "Why in the world are you walking around like this?"...

Welcome, about all I do is lurk and read and read and lurk but I have learned! Sent using smoke signals designed by Red Neck LLC.

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