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    Mark Custis is offline Senior Member Industry Professional
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    The road trip is a go.

    Stephanie and I will be heading east to look at projects and visit our daughter. We are internet capable anywhere there is 3G service. So if you think of anything let us know.

    We are looking at a retro-fit in MD south of DC then at Eric's green house guy's project, we hope. The motor home and it's driver likes I-68 better than running through PA., but we are open to change.

    We have a week to ten days planed, we go slow, and hope to meet up with Water Pirate.

    We are heading out April 30 from west of Cleveland Ohio.

    Mark
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    waterpirate is offline Senior Member GEO Member
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    Yehhh Haaaaa,

    lunch and elbow tipping is on me Mark. Hope to see you soon.
    Eric

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    Have Stef bring the steak. They Brought some excellant cuts up here.
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    urthbuoy is online now Senior Member Industry Professional
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    great idea

    I'm road tripping from here (BC Canada) to Leadville, Colorado at the beginning of July. Never thought about buying beers en route but if anybody is along the way...

    This is a play vacation for me (whitewater kayaker), but no reason why I can't make it a bit about work. So if you're in Washington, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, it would be great to put a face to the name.
    Chris Koch, P.Eng.
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    Palace GeoThermal is offline Trade Associate GEO Member
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    Chris,

    Looks like you might be going thru Salt Lake City.... Let's try and meet up
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    urthbuoy is online now Senior Member Industry Professional
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    Salt Lake City

    Dewayne,

    Definitely. But do they even have beer in Salt Lake City?
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    Palace GeoThermal is offline Trade Associate GEO Member
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    Good Point !!!

    We might have to settle for Mormon Beer.

    or Hand Sanitizer.

    or visit Temple Square.


    Either way it will be good to get together.
    Dewayne Dean

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    Quote Originally Posted by urthbuoy View Post

    Definitely. But do they even have beer in Salt Lake City?
    Yep, surprisingly enough, they do -- although it's limited to 3.2%,
    or at least it was, the last time I was out that way.

    SLC even has a small handful of good brewpubs -- that have
    figured out how to make some rather tasty beers in spite of it.
    IMO, the unfiltered wheat beers hold up best to SLC silliness.

    For up-to-date brewpub/beer-bar info see beermapping.com and
    download the Find Craft Beer smartphone app (among others).

    ...life is too short for bad beer,

    Looby
    Last edited by Looby; 04-26-2012 at 10:39 AM.

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    Mark Custis is offline Senior Member Industry Professional
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    Bad beer?

    Last time I was in RI I was drinking nasty with gin. It was in my youth. I did not die, but I know better now. Yes, life is short.

    Mark
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