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DRD has finally managed to secure a spot xD
The beer corner is - completely free, yes you read it. afterwards it will be for sale in the store but at SLB you can get it totally free, no group needed , just go and grab it.
In our booth we have a few oldies and goodies displayed all at a 50% discount!
what are you waiting for ??
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DRD
Beer Corner
DRD The Beercorner - Red metal chair
DRD The Beercorner - Rusty chair
DRD The Beercorner - Beerholder
DRD The Beercorner - Beer Table
DRD The Beercorner - Beer and snacks
This is Sumida river passing through Asakusa, Tokyo. On the left is the headquarters of the Asahi Beer company, a famous landmark. It is roughly shaped and colored based on a glass of beer. Winding around it is the metropolitan expressway route 6. In the center is the Azuma bridge which appeared in another photo a few days ago.
東京浅草を通っている隅田川。左はアサヒビール本社ビルのランドマーク。形と色はビールのグラスみたいに設計している。ビルを巻いているのは首都高速６号。真ん中にあるのは先日の写真にも登場していた吾妻橋。
Pub de Puerta Cinegia, Zaragoza
[Esp. / Eng]
Como a los dioses se les escapa el tiempo
hay un crepúsculo también para los hombres
Pero he encontrado el nicho perfecto:
tiene tres grifos de cerveza,
bañados en oro, para tirar
(al sentido sexual no me refiero)
fresca su espuma de tsunami.
Just as the gods lose their grip on time
there's a twilight for people
But I've found the perfect grave;
it has three beer taps
bathed in gold, to deliver*
(I'm not referring to the sexual meaning)
its cool tsunami-like froth
*The original verb has ambiguous meaning in Spanish slang
Angel Petisme
Todos los Santos, extracto (Poemails, 2011, AMARGORD Ediciones)
The shingle beach and white chalk cliffs of the village of Beer in Devon on England's Jurassic coast makes a perfect picture-postcard scene!
This is an empty store unit container that was left on the sidewalk in the snow. The Corona box was lying on the ground discarded under it. NYC.
Two Burlington Northern Santa Fe SD40-2s lead the eastbound “beer train” through Arvada, Colorado, approaching C&S Junction on September 6, 2000. BNSF’s Golden Subdivision serves the Coors Brewery in Golden (among other customers) west of Denver. This area has changed once again, with the addition of RTD’s ‘G line’ electric commuter rail line that parallels this former Colorado & Southern route as far as Ward Road in Wheat Ridge.
The old, and now demolished, Dow Planetarium, where I spent many happy hours marvelling at the illusion of a big sky in the city. Dow beer is also gone.
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