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The Midland Brewing Company has opened their Beer Garden, they serve beers from the bed of this vintage Studebaker truck
Flight Deck Brewing opened to the public in early 2017, with the drive to provide greater-Brunswick with a destination brewery, casual social gathering space, and family-friendly venue.
Located in the former Small Arms Range of the redeveloped Brunswick Naval Air Station (now called Brunswick Landing), our unique and Tasting Room was named "Best in Maine" by Down East Magazine.
With a constantly evolving tap list, food trucks, regular live music, and plenty of space to hang out with your dog (and/or human kids, too), we hope to see you soon! [Flight Deck Website]
The smell of fresh slow brewed coffee in the morning, makes me feel harmonious.
Bidrag till Fotosöndag tema: Harmoni
Sunset over Vallda Sandö, Kungsbacka, Sweden. A nature reserve with salty meadows, which during summer become salt deserts due to evaporation. Rock formations stretch into the greeninsh, clear sea.
This is the first of two tables I'm painting for Brew'd Awakening Coffee shop. This is oil based enamel one-shot paint. With gloss clear seal.
Carton Brewing’s signature color is orange. Their building is orange. The barriers in front of their building are orange. Their beer cans are orange. So I thought it would be funny to shoot their building with Lomography Turquoise, which makes blue things, like the sky, orange, and makes orange things, like their building, blue. This is a joke that basically only I get. Leica R4, Lomography Turquoise, ECN-2 development.
My better half Laura, captured The Milwaukee Road 261 departing Milwaukee's downtown Amtrak station under a full head of steam on a rather pleasant summer morning.
Milwaukee WI Summer 2008
Completed main project for my UHG partner. I hope it will find a place in her home--I stuck with a limited color pallete, per her request, but she didn't give me much guidance as to color. I love redwork and I'm really hoping she has a spot in her heart for it as well.
The Aass brewery in Drammen and a new venture for me.. Night photography! So comments and constructive criticism welcome. and btw it was hand held and yes I do know a tripod would have helped :-)
Best viewed LARGE!
This gull was keeping watch - dark skies above, waves coming from behind, me in front and the Black Turnstones beside.
Grind: Fine (Average Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Circles (No Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Clear Tone & Paper Cup Texture)
Picture taken 05/16/25
7 Brew Coffee | 5096 Mayfield Rd, Lyndhurst, OH
It seems that when this was built, they took the address that belonged to Boston Market.
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When a dust storm screams throughout the day, with high winds and rain. This is the drama it leaves behind. Welcome to Arizona.
At 500 metres above sea level, Nefasit, also known as Tappa Nefasit, is a small town in the Northern Red Sea Region of Eritrea with the Monastery of Debre Bizen perched on a mountain high above the town. On 5 December 2014 Mallet 0-4-4-0 tank 442-59 heads a freight away from the station as villagers go about their everyday business and with only minor interest in the passing train.
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Grind: Fine (Smallest Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Rings (No Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Clear Tone & Smooth Texture)
So...winter has decided to arrive early and this morning I woke up to a nice blanket of white covering everything. It seems like when it's cold out, I end up drinking more coffee than usual which not only warms me up, but seems to fill my brain with all sorts of photo ideas :)
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I have always liked this unusual building but never knew what it had been. Now I see that there is an initiative to convert it into apartments to 'spruce up' the west side of South Bend. Hopefully it won't look like the architect's rendering as I like it better the way it is. There are enough interesting details that it should be nice. Currently there is a second hand shop in the bottom floor.
This side of the building has some interesting ghost signs that are almost gone.
From Wikipedia:
"South Bend Brewing Association is a historic brewery complex located at South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana. The main plant was built in 1905, and is a large, irregularly shaped brick building with a four-story section. It features square corner towers and a crenellated parapet. A one-story, glass paneled storefront was added in the 1950s. A separate bottling works building was constructed in 1910.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001."
"South Bend Brewing Association: Organized by a group of South Bend saloon keepers of German, Polish and Hungarian descent in 1903. Located in the 1600 block of Lincoln Way West, the company produced Hoosier and Tiger brand beers. During Prohibition the company took the name South Bend Beverage & Ice and made Hoosier brand cream soda. It later returned to brewing beers before closing in 1950."
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Florence, CO - Stopped by Florence Brewing and tried some of their beers. My two favorites were the Chile Wheat made with Anaheim Chiles and something called Whiskey Business. An Imperial Stout aged in Stranahan's Whiskey barrels, man that beer is GOOD.
The bartender is holding a beer which looks comically large. It's just a standard 16oz pint but due to the distortion caused by the wide-angle lens, it seems much bigger than it is.
Cheers!