Beer Making – Bottling
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Back to Part I: Beer Making – The Learning-ing Back to Part II: Beer Making – Stuff Acquired, Recipe Planned Back to Part III: Beer Making – The Plan Back
Back to Part I: Beer Making – The Learning-ing Back to Part II: Beer Making – Stuff Acquired, Recipe Planned Back to Part III: Beer Making – The Plan Back
Back to Part I: Beer Making – The Learning-ing Back to Part II: Beer Making – Stuff Acquired, Recipe Planned Back to Part III: Beer Making – The Plan You’re
Back to Part I: Beer Making – The Learning-ing Back to Part II: Beer Making – Stuff Acquired, Recipe Planned Here’s a rough outline of the steps I will be
Back to Part I: Beer Making – The Learning-ing I’ve started getting together everything I need to start brewing my first batch of beer! Here’s what we already have from
#3SkillsYEG Update: I’ve begun the process of learning Beer Making!Read MoreBeer Making – The Learning-ing
I’ve thought for a while that it would be fun to try my hand at making beer. After all, my wife and I already have some Meadmaking experience. Beer sounds a bit more challenging, but nothing about the process jumps out at me as being overly difficult.Read More#3SkillsYEG and a Return to Doing Things
I’ve been trying to take my camera out more, and just shoot around the city. Here’s some of what I’ve shot. (That one is a 41-image pano; go see the
The infamous Hobos with Nikons had the good fortune to be invited into the Central Masonic Temple in downtown Edmonton. The Freemasons are looking to get the 1930s building added
Just over a month ago now (back in December) I took a photo walk at the Old Strathcona Farmer’s Market with my friend Tyler Biard, a local street photographer. I don’t do much street myself, but hanging out with him encourages me to do more, so I loaded up the ol’ Canon AE-1 with some Portra 400.Read MoreFilm Shoot at the Market
When people refer to the “light at the end of the tunnel,” they are often meaning that their current situation is akin to being trapped in a tunnel, but that the end of that situation is in sight.
Me? I like tunnels.Read MoreThe Tunnel
Keeping this blog updated with the progress of my 52-week project (or, you know, at all) got away from me. But for those left hanging, I completed this project in