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Sounds like a plan. Maybe we could arrange something in the gettogethers forum.

That's a bunch of mule poop. I like Sierra, but Lagunitas outdoes them in every detail.

Mostly bottles, but I recall there being a couple of decent tap selections as well.

21 N. 3rd St. Yes, they do food, too. Good food at that. Maybe we could all meet up there sometime.

Rocco's Towne House in Hammonton If any of y'all are in Hammonton and are thirsty for a good beer, stop in at Rocco's Towne House. They recently got a number of good beers in, including Dogfish Head 60 and 90 Minute IPA, Ommegang Hennepin and Abbey Ale and several other fine micro brews.

WARNING! Do not waste your money on Sierra Nevada's recent release, Glissade. It sucks. Plain and simple. They are a good company, but man...

I'm there. With cold beer to warm the bones. Give me a shout.

I wonder if any new channels were carved out.

Bob, BGreat photo! That was the 1939 storm that spelled the doom of many structures along our water courses. Great find.

Bob, Politics is not my cup of tea, and I don't quite understand the lingo of lawmakers. Can you walk me through these quotes and explain why exactly you take issue with them? What are the considering "inappropriate", I wonder?

Awesome thread. Thanks, Jerseyman, Spungman, et al.

Ed, In Heart of the Pines, John Pearce says that Samuel Richards constructed the lock system at what we call "Locks Bridge". However, in Atsion: A Town of Four Faces, Sarah W.R. Ewing quotes an 1804 letter from Henry Drinker (one of the owners of the Atsion enterprise) to Hicks Jenkins & Co...

I have long wanted to brew an Atlantic White Cedar ale. I did once attempt to do this, but it was a failure. :cry: I think the main characteristic I would look for in a cedar beer is the cedar aroma. I'd like to open a bottle and be reminded of the cedar scents that one might smell while...

Excellent, Spungman. Excellent.

Amazing research, Jerseyman! Much thanks to you for writing that up and sharing it with us. Ah-ha! I always wondered how the Batsto River could have claimed so many lives. Never made much sense to me.

Next up is a blow-out tide paddle. You game? :v:

Bob, you are a great friend of mine, and I appreciate the advice. However, I would have regretted not taking the risk. Next time around, I will take the risk again, but this time with more confidence and caution. Maybe Jeff will join me next time. What do you say, woodjin?

:rofl: You is a funny man, Al.

Thanks, Ed. I'd be glad to join you on a paddle down the beloved Atsyunk with you and others from the site. Maybe a Spring paddle? And yes, I was lucky. But my luck depended on my skill. :guinness:

What do you mean?