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A critique of the asinine World Beer Cup classification of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale as a Gold Medal ESB. It's just plain stupid.| Ding's Beer Blog
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A critique of the asinine World Beer Cup classification of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale as a Gold Medal ESB. It's just plain stupid.| Ding's Beer Blog
GG is having to come back to grips with this for a field guide, so will expose some ignorance and bias, no doubt, in reviewing the problem. First, we’re talking about the foothills on the west side of the range between roughly the San Joaquin River and the Tule River. Along this stretch, basically there […]| The Grumpy Geophysicist
GG has been doing a fair bit of hiking, including a 3 night backpack, in Wilderness areas here in Colorado. And as often happens, this provokes some thoughts. In this case, just how wild should Wilderness be? (As a reminder, capital W Wilderness is an official land use designation; little w wilderness is, well, whatever […]| The Grumpy Geophysicist
It's a miracle! Though perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that a brewery called Priory, with a comprehensively Catholic theme running across...| thebeernut.blogspot.com
Last year’s Silver Peak Loop was a loop of the western end of the Silver Divide. The counterpart to that loop for the eastern end of the Silver Divide is the Red & White Loop discussed he…| Leor Pantilat's Adventures
12,813 ft Recess Peak is located near the west end of the Mono Divide at the apex that separates the First Recess and Second Recess. The peak is steep on all sides except its south side which makes…| Leor Pantilat's Adventures
