I looked up the astrology of the super moon and I am still confused.
They did say because my whatever is Pisces I will have to give up some things.
Good job I don't believe all that!
Geoff
Legally, How risky is it?
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Re: Legally, How risky is it?
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Re: Legally, How risky is it?
It wasn't when I built my still. Large fines and confiscation for having a still on your property. Mine was designed so that I could get a year's worth of likker through it in a hard out weekend of distilling, then get broken down and spread around the property in case Mr Plod showed up for some other reason.
Re: Legally, How risky is it?
Fair enough. My neighbors are literally out in their yards just on the other side of my privacy fence. BBQ and a little music is considered normal behavior here in my urban suburb.NZChris wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 11:54 pmIt wasn't when I built my still. Large fines and confiscation for having a still on your property. Mine was designed so that I could get a year's worth of likker through it in a hard out weekend of distilling, then get broken down and spread around the property in case Mr Plod showed up for some other reason.
🎱 The struggle is real and this rabbit hole just got interesting.
Per a conversation I had with Mr. Jay Gibbs regarding white oak barrel staves: “…you gotta get it burning good.”
Per a conversation I had with Mr. Jay Gibbs regarding white oak barrel staves: “…you gotta get it burning good.”
Re: Legally, How risky is it?
A little dry humor, an old myth says the crazies come out with a full moon, more so when it is 'super.'
🎱 The struggle is real and this rabbit hole just got interesting.
Per a conversation I had with Mr. Jay Gibbs regarding white oak barrel staves: “…you gotta get it burning good.”
Per a conversation I had with Mr. Jay Gibbs regarding white oak barrel staves: “…you gotta get it burning good.”
Re: Legally, How risky is it?
I've got a copper living next door and one across the street. I keep your shop locked and shades drawn all the time, especially when I'm out there. When it's running, no one would ever know. People are curious though...