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:mrgreen: Good one, LARGO. Ghost hunting? :rofl: I see crazy people.

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Excellent news.

Currently drinking Mojo Risin' Double IPA by Boulder Beer Company. Excellent. I can't remember ever drinking an imperial IPA that I did not enjoy immensely.

I paid a visit to the Egg Harbor City Historical Society Museum today. they have a couple bricks on display that were part of the original Philadelphia Ave. Pretty cool. I wonder where they were made? Jerseyman?

Ah, so that's why you married your sister!

Jerseyman, You never cease to amaze. I wonder why the city filled in some of those "lakes"....

Mts83, Do you have any other info on the Somers Operation?

:rofl: Turtles may be slow, but this one certainly thinks quickly on its feet!

I have found a brick with "somers" stamped onto it. Perhaps they switched either to or from the "SB" at some point?

Yeah, the mullica cops are a good bunch of guys. Even the young ones are very cool-headed. Now if only I could say the same for the park police. :mrgreen:

HawkinNative, You have a fine taste for beer! Did you like the heather ale?

Scott, Troeg's Nugget Nectar is around again. It's still good, but a buck more.

Al, I was driving down Elwood Road when the forest fire guys were preparing for the burn. They were digging some fire stops and removing some small trees along the road. I drove by there again today and was impressed by the fact that the ground was black but none of the shrubs were burnt at all.

mmmmm...Elderberry Black Ale. I really like their pine/spruce ale too.

Too hoppy-like? Ain't no such thing. Save me the rest of that six pack. :)

Bob, would that be a RedHook Long Hammer IPA?

Nice shots!

Awesome thread, Ed. I recently found a variety of bricks from different manufacturing companies at the site of an old saw mill. One of them was from Brooklyn Brick Company and another from Plainville, Ocean County. I was informed that the latter was made by the Union Clay Works, and that...

Any fine ales keeping you company?