
Above and below: A bucketload of strawberries. Stemmed and bucketed by my children. I knew they were good for something.


19 1/2 gallons now. Left to right: rear: Mead Day mead, Citrus Flor, strawberry-apple; front: Live Fast-Die Young Mead, Special Secret Wine Inside, concord pyment, Chappel Wine, and the white grape-cherry.

Chapple Wine sitting in warm water. An attempt at bringing it back to life as a drier wine. It did kick start it, but it didn't last. It is what it is, I suppose. A note for the curious: that
is a ghetto airlock. I keep it for old time's sake. Necessity
is the mother of invention, and there was a time when $2 for a replacement was just not available.
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