Boondox
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- Craftsbury Common, Vermont
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- Deere 4044R cab, Kubota KX-121-3S
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( </font><font color="blueclass=small">( I will tell you how to store stuff in winter if you tell me how to keep my beer cold in 45c)</font>
Place your beer in a mesh bag, with a couple of rocks for weight. Tie the bag to a long rope...SECURELY! Tie the other end of the rope to something solid, and then toss the beer-in-a-bag into that nice cool river you have. Cold beer in about 30 minutes.
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We have several abandoned springhouses on our property and since I like to walk in the woods I got in the habit of stashing beer in the water. Chills nicely. But I made the mistake of taking Tetley with me a couple of times. Tetley, my 100# reddish champion hunting retriever likes beer. The big lug took note of where I stashed it. A couple of days later he was acting sort of strange after a long un-Tetley-like absence. He belched a lot, then slept for hours.
Next time I went up in the woods I found three empty cans with tooth marks all over them. Can't prove it was my dog, but I'm deeply suspicious!
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Pete
Place your beer in a mesh bag, with a couple of rocks for weight. Tie the bag to a long rope...SECURELY! Tie the other end of the rope to something solid, and then toss the beer-in-a-bag into that nice cool river you have. Cold beer in about 30 minutes.
Dave )</font>
We have several abandoned springhouses on our property and since I like to walk in the woods I got in the habit of stashing beer in the water. Chills nicely. But I made the mistake of taking Tetley with me a couple of times. Tetley, my 100# reddish champion hunting retriever likes beer. The big lug took note of where I stashed it. A couple of days later he was acting sort of strange after a long un-Tetley-like absence. He belched a lot, then slept for hours.
Next time I went up in the woods I found three empty cans with tooth marks all over them. Can't prove it was my dog, but I'm deeply suspicious!
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Pete