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Bandit
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Off topic but how many others on here brew or are into craft beer?
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Bandit
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Many...
But perhaps it is worthy of a new off topic thread...
I suppose if there are that many
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dueller
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seuadr
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eh, it's all about inertia.. beside he (or she) could jump off at the last second!Hrm...if the bike is IN the brew pub the rider probably wont be posting from the grave
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nutsandbolts
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nutsandbolts
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brew pub-next tag
brew pub-next tag
here ya go, beer is pretty good too.
brew pub-next tag
here ya go, beer is pretty good too.
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nutsandbolts
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historic building sitting empty
historic building sitting empty
how about this next- historic building sitting empty;
historic building sitting empty
how about this next- historic building sitting empty;
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macbec29
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Sounds like a good tag to me. So what's the building in the picture and where is it?
Looks like an old school that has more asbestos in it than a old navy ship. The utilities to heat it (never was cooled) would send the school budget into the crapper.
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nutsandbolts
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It's the old Molson Brewery building in Edmonton Alberta, Canada. Here is another pic of the sign on top of the building. The developer is going to turn it into condos apparently.
I love those old brick buildings.
I love those old brick buildings.
Sorry about that Allie, maybe go in the mid of day?
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Allie
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Nothing to be sorry for, it's a great tag! Maybe I'll find something around here today.
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lurch12_2000
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Here is the main building of the sprawling old abandoned Sheraton Wayfarer in Manchester, NH. Not brick or pretty, but historic in that 30 years ago this was a "happening" place for a stretch of local history. Presidential candidates gathered at our "first in the nation" NH primary conventions, large corporate parties always going on, dancing and frolicking, etc...but now sits empty and a target of graffiti.....and a part of my history back in my younger single days!
Quote from an old travel review....
"Located on the scenic and historic site of John Goffe's Grist Mill, our unique layout compliments the countryside while our covered bridge, mill pond, and waterfalls lend a real New England flavor. While rich in history we offer newly renovated guestrooms, and a full service hotel with a health and fitness center, complete with outdoor pool, restaurant serving 3 meals daily, and our famous Quaker's Bar & Grill featured in the NY Times. We are home to one of the largest convention spaces in the state, featuring 9 distinctive meeting rms and 2 unique ballrooms...."
BTW, this game started with old abandoned buildings in thread #5 over a year ago.
Quote from an old travel review....
"Located on the scenic and historic site of John Goffe's Grist Mill, our unique layout compliments the countryside while our covered bridge, mill pond, and waterfalls lend a real New England flavor. While rich in history we offer newly renovated guestrooms, and a full service hotel with a health and fitness center, complete with outdoor pool, restaurant serving 3 meals daily, and our famous Quaker's Bar & Grill featured in the NY Times. We are home to one of the largest convention spaces in the state, featuring 9 distinctive meeting rms and 2 unique ballrooms...."
BTW, this game started with old abandoned buildings in thread #5 over a year ago.
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lurch12_2000
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Next up you'll have to go to the upscale part of town to find a working fountain in the front yard....make sure and clean up your bike before cruising that section of the hood.
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DanTheMan
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Yeah, watch out for the private security guys in black shirts that want to break your face and camera, too!Next up you'll have to go to the upscale part of town to find a working fountain in the front yard....make sure and clean up your bike before cruising that section of the hood.
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nutsandbolts
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nutsandbolts
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What a gentleman, saved you from having to shoot that old pysch building huh?
I went out this afternoon looking for one, found none - still it's a successful tag, it got me out riding!
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lurch12_2000
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OK, Today I'll open the tag to any working fountain, in a public place or otherwise. The residents are getting nervous seeing all these bikes cruising their neighborhoods.
