A little bit tilley out side

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  1. Darryl Durdin

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    I like to watch my Tilleys, Ex4, TL80, X246 Pork Pie.
    Better than watching telly

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    They look great!:D/
    Anything is better than watch TV! Even watching moss grow is better that watching that idiot box !:doh:
     
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    Seems like a good way to spend an evening to me Darryl, like you said mate, better than the telly for sure. Hope you had a cold one on the go too...

    Stevie
     
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    A fine light up!:thumbup:
     
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    @Darryl Durdin nice light show. Yep, watching Tilley is better than watching Telly.
    Hope you had a quite beer as well.
    Cheers
    Pete
     
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    There working nicely Darryl :thumbup:
     
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    @Darryl Durdin

    Can’t think of a better way to spend a nice evening outdoors.

    Regards Jeremy
     
  8. David Shouksmith

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    Err, in the summer, Jeremy?
     
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    Isn’t it winter in Oz at present?
     
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    Sure is ......
     
  11. David Shouksmith

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    Yes, that was my point - thus probably "a nice evening outdoors" is less likely.

    On the other hand, I suppose it's exactly where in Australia we're talking about. In any case, their deepest winter is probably like high summer over here, especially in GL... :lol:
     
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    Best way to think of it - in the southern part of Australia at this time of year you would need to keep the Newcastle Brown ale indoors at night or it would be too cold. In northern Australia you would need to time getting it out of the Eskie properly, perhaps 20 minutes before you want to drink it, so it had warmed up, but not too much.

    Does that help?
     
  13. David Shouksmith

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    :-k Who makes your Newcastle Brown Ale down there? Also, what kind of glass do you drink it from?
     
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    I’m quite partial to Tooheys Old. It’s a black beer and as most beers are, very morish. It can be consumed summer and winter .... in fact, I’m gunna had one or three tonight :D/
     
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    @David Shouksmith

    Hi David, it’s the real stuff from Dunston England.

    Glasses are mostly middies (10fl oz) and schooners (15fl oz) around here, pints are also fairly common. We’ve never let moving to metric units impact the important things...
     

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