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Today has been a great day so far. The brewery received it's official approval and Brewer's Notice from Federal TTB. Now we're are on to the state process, which has been quoted at 4-5 weeks. At this pace, it's possible we could have a gathering of the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic chapter of TPF at the brewery by August.
 
Tstorms rolling in from the South! Games canceled. The schedule is a house of cards...

Count me in for the TPF brewery meet up although I can't say I'm much of a craft beer aficionado - I do like a cold brew on a hot day!
 
Tstorms rolling in from the South! Games canceled. The schedule is a house of cards...

Count me in for the TPF brewery meet up although I can't say I'm much of a craft beer aficionado - I do like a cold brew on a hot day!

It’s ominously dark here, too.

I expect some interesting atmospheric photos, maybe even lightning photos. :winky:
 
Severe Thunderstorm Warning. Getting ready to rock and roll here.

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They usually break apart when they hit the onshore breeze. The winds are out of the WNW today, so here we go.
 
I've seen deer out the back window but have never even heard of a coyote or such around here.

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We had several packs in the valley, would hear them howling every night. Then the cougars and panthers settled (4 legged kind) and coyotes left. The cats stayed mostly in the deep woods, and since my neighbor logged his property last year, they've apparently moved further from us.
 
I’d be shocked if you didn’t have something, Dave. I live in a city of 25,000 plus over 7 square miles, and I see coyotes (and foxes and skunks and raccoons) with some regularity.
 
Maybe so but I've never seen or heard them. Soon to bed. Y'all have a nice night and as good of a Wednesday as is possible to have.
 
This woman is from my town and this is a path in the neighboring town that the dog and I walk alone all the time - although we usually stick to late afternoon due to there being more people around at that time.

Woman walking dog in Saugus escapes wild coyotes by climbing a tree - The Boston Globe
She left the dog at the base of the tree?

Right! I would have been trying to climb the tree with the dog stuffed down my shirt, lol.
 

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