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bilbo-in-maine
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Jerry - How long did the apple sit before it got to looking so good? I have
some in gallon bottles about a month old with plenty of lees and still
quite murky. Does your photo show the results of the first racking?
Thanks.
Bill
some in gallon bottles about a month old with plenty of lees and still
quite murky. Does your photo show the results of the first racking?
Thanks.
Bill
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Looks good Jerry!
You might want to rack your apple off the sediment before you bottle. Let it sit a few days to make sure you left everything at the bottom. But it looks very good! I am getting thirsty!
M.
You might want to rack your apple off the sediment before you bottle. Let it sit a few days to make sure you left everything at the bottom. But it looks very good! I am getting thirsty!
M.
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Harry, If you have an Outlook email account, try this. It is how I shrink my pictures down for posting.
Using your Outlook account, email yourself the picture you want to post. A box will pop up asking if you wantto make the picture smaller. Choose yes, then save it to your computer in that smaller form. I have a folder of pictures titled, "Smaller pics" just for posting and mailing. Hope this works for you!
Using your Outlook account, email yourself the picture you want to post. A box will pop up asking if you wantto make the picture smaller. Choose yes, then save it to your computer in that smaller form. I have a folder of pictures titled, "Smaller pics" just for posting and mailing. Hope this works for you!
Harry said:As soon as i figure out how to down size pictures i will post some of mine,i need a coach LMAO
Harry
I got my image resizer from the internet somewhere for free. I think it is on the microsoft website. It works very well. Once it is uploaded to your cpu, you just right click on the photo and click on resize and go from there. Maybe google it.
bilbo-in-maine
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For those of us with Macs, GraphicConverter works very well - also
PhotoShop if you already own it.
PhotoShop if you already own it.
Here is a little display we made in our front yard for the holidays,Of course i had to show off my wine (lol).cant wait until after Thanksgiving so i can make pumpkin wine and mum wine, Gonna start my persimmon in a couple days, Wine from left to right Raspberry from welches,Spiced orange mead,Strawberry from fruit & Mustang Grape
Harry
