Nothing to do with bikes for a change

[Blackbird]

Sunset tonight from our deck, never seen such a stunner - it looks like the sky is on fire. We're so lucky in NZ with our beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

Think I'll go and have a single malt on the strength of that:laugh::laugh:

[boman]

Godzone. Fantastic photo. Roll on summer in NZ. YEEEHA.

[P38]

Awesome pics Blackbird.

Always get awesome light at sunset.

Might sample a tiny laphroaig or two myself now that you mention it.

[Edbear]

I think you got a great deck mate!

[peasea]

I think you got a great deck mate!

There's a thread somewhere else about being gay.

[Edbear]

There's a thread somewhere else about being gay.


"I feel pretty... oh so pretty..."

[peasea]

"I feel pretty... oh so pretty..."

"Come tiptoe, through the tulips, through the tulips with meeeeyeee..."



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[Hitcher]

Think I'll go and have a single malt on the strength of that

That's a Glenmorangie sky, if ever I saw one. No ice, and just a dash of water.

[Hitcher]

"Come tiptoe, through the tulips, through the tulips with meeeeyeee..."

A lefthanded ukelele player. Goodness me.

[peasea]

A lefthanded ukelele player. Goodness me.

An 'early days' Marilyn Manson perhaps, check out the shifty eyes!

[P38]

That's a Glenmorangie sky, if ever I saw one. No ice, and just a dash of water.

Nice!

A liking for County Ross aye.

18 or 25?

[Hitcher]

18 or 25?

The 25 is not commensurately better than the 18 based on cost. Indeed the Glenmorangie 12 takes a power of beating in a vertical tasting.

The only 25-year-old malt I have ever owned was a Campbelltown. I ended up a half-share owner with my brother after we got seriously liquored at a Malt Whisky Society do. As you do. $275. Ouch.

[Edbear]

"Come tiptoe, through the tulips, through the tulips with meeeeyeee..."





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[P38]

The 25 is not commensurately better than the 18 based on cost. Indeed the Glenmorangie 12 takes a power of beating in a vertical tasting.

The only 25-year-old malt I have ever owned was a Campbelltown. I ended up a half-share owner with my brother after we got seriously liquored at a Malt Whisky Society do. As you do. $275. Ouch.

Your not wrong.

Getting licquored at a Malt Society Do will do that to your wallet everytime.

I tend to stick to the 10yr laphroaig or the 12yr glenfiddich, a bit eaiser on the wallet.

[Blackbird]

That's a Glenmorangie sky, if ever I saw one. No ice, and just a dash of water.

It is indeed and a 12 year old Glenmorangie was sipped appreciatively!

Ed - now see what you've done:shifty::shifty:

[CookMySock]

I was driving through a rocky and heavily forested area around Whakamaru about then, and there was a fantastic orange sky to the west, and a full half-circle shimmering ultrabright rainbow to the east with a bright orange center to it, along with the road signage fully lit up by my bright lights. It was one of those wow moments you wish you could shove down the lens of some camera but sadly it would be impossible. I'll just have to remember it.

Steve

[Hitcher]

I tend to stick to the 10yr laphroaig or the 12yr glenfiddich, a bit eaiser on the wallet.

Try the Glenfiddich 18. It's lovely, and not too expensive (comparatively).