
0811devildog
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Anyone have any strong feelings for which visit is a better experience given from Edinburgh we obviously are limited in options? I've already searched a ton of the posts here, and it seems the consensus is these are the two choices when you only have one day to visit a distillery. I've ruled out Glenkinchie even though it's closer proximity wise. I've also somewhat ruled out Auchentoshan and Glengoyne because we will already take a trip to Glasgow and don't necessarily want to repeat the same train ride. By experience I mean everything in totality, not just as simple as which might have better whiskey - but the trip, the quality of the tour, the food options in town, etc. all come into p
Visiting from overseas in December. Before I buy memberships unnecessarily, would any member be so kind as to check the availability of buying 3 tickets for the game that went on sale today?
Hey folks, sorry if this isn't the right sub, but the Bold sub isn't active at all and didn't come up with anything via Google or the Austin sub. Coming into town tomorrow for the Cruz Azul game against the Bold. What is the tailgating situation for Bold games? SAFC has clubs with tents that have beer and food, etc. Anything similar for Bold games or is everything more BYOB style? Thanks for the help.
What with the tremendous DC success in Chicago and the 5-7 record in one glorious year in Boulder.........
Per the title, the heating element went out on my dryer. I'm no electrician, but I ordered a new element and following a YouTube video, was able to replace the element and get it working again. However, after the 2nd load dried, the circuit breaker tripped. I was able to reset the breaker, turned the dryer back on and got it to run and produce heat. Turned the dryer back off, and later, the circuit breaker tripped when the dryer wasn't even on. Did I do something wrong, or do I have a bad circuit breaker now?
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