Cheers to that, hope the person has a beer when the huge job is done! (Saw a docu: the Egyptians gave their workers beer to consume AT work cause it makes you stronger (me maybe tired, though)...).
Oh, I think they are cutting back. It's good to see this kind of recycling. Our local breweries are having problems just keeping enough bottles to fill..or so they say. Just one more reason why it's getting more expensive to buy local beer.
Well, and in addition, many potential guests have to turn over their coins twice. A regrettable development, especially in the countryside, where there is often only one pub in the village ... if there are any at all.
Em breve serão necessários, para se enfrentar os dias mais soalheiros... Por acaso não é das minhas bebidas preferidas, a cerveja... mas cá em Portugal, também é muito apreciada... e temos uma série de marcas nacionais... Gostei de ver! Um grande abraço! Ana
I'm thirsty.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Cheers.
ReplyDeleteThey arranged themselves like some sort of art
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot.
ReplyDelete...that's a lot of beer.
ReplyDelete.The Irish Rovers preformed there last night?
ReplyDeleteCheers to that, hope the person has a beer when the huge job is done!
ReplyDelete(Saw a docu: the Egyptians gave their workers beer to consume AT work cause it makes you stronger (me maybe tired, though)...).
That is a lot of beer! Take care, have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteIs there anything sadder than empty kegs?
ReplyDeletelook pretty arrangement. ...
ReplyDeleteDespite the cold, it seems to be well consumed... Happy days, Bill. A hug. ☘️
ReplyDeleteSo...empty, huh? lolol
ReplyDeletehugs Bill!
Donna
I'm glad you IDd these because I thought they were film reels or coins! So stark!
ReplyDeleteIt must have been a big week at the pub.
ReplyDeleteThe weather is getting warmer, more beer will be consumed.
ReplyDeleteThere is a certain beauty to how they are lined up there.
ReplyDeleteI like how they are stacked nice and orderly, not scattered all over
ReplyDeleteOn My Way, Should Be Filled By Then
ReplyDeleteCheers
Ha! I'm reading now the second edition of the Beer Bible. I'll have to read up on what might have been in some of those kegs, besides Guiness. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are nicely aligned.
ReplyDeleteOh my, someone is drinking a great deal of beer. Hope they leave some for me.
ReplyDeleteThe wheels have to keep on turning.
ReplyDeleteNeat and tidy looking.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of kegs.
ReplyDelete... I think I'm getting thirsty...
ReplyDeleteOh, I think they are cutting back. It's good to see this kind of recycling. Our local breweries are having problems just keeping enough bottles to fill..or so they say. Just one more reason why it's getting more expensive to buy local beer.
ReplyDeleteWell organized...
ReplyDeleteUnlike in England no pubs dieback in Ireland?
ReplyDeleteThere were quite a few pubs that didn't return after the pandemic and the high cost of electricity is affecting more of them now..
DeleteWell, and in addition, many potential guests have to turn over their coins twice. A regrettable development, especially in the countryside, where there is often only one pub in the village ... if there are any at all.
DeleteThey through a few then.
ReplyDeleteLovely caption :) Cheers!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a neat progress.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a beer person myself but that's alot of kegs
ReplyDeleteNeatly stacked ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Em breve serão necessários, para se enfrentar os dias mais soalheiros...
ReplyDeletePor acaso não é das minhas bebidas preferidas, a cerveja... mas cá em Portugal, também é muito apreciada... e temos uma série de marcas nacionais...
Gostei de ver! Um grande abraço!
Ana