He's got a gun cabinet, so I guess by force.
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He's got a gun cabinet, so I guess by force.
We keep the penetrations to a minimum, we keep them to the underside, we try to fit them close, we epoxy the insides of the holes themselves, we foam them with urethane foam to keep the fitting from moving around, and we RTV them from the outside.
Hillbilly Heaven
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I want to know more about this here Cider.
Oak barrel-aged.
Surprisingly tart for blueberries.
The bourbon barrel flavor was not up front, but we could both taste the basil, which made it taste more like an exotic cocktail than a cider.
I prefer very dry ciders, and I like oak barrel-aged ciders. I absolutely do not care for the typical American-style fizzy, sugary, low-alcohol "hard" ciders. This one was a little sweet (not too sweet), and I must admit that what sweetness it did have, worked very well with the basil and against the tartness.
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Hillbilly Heaven
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Oh that does sound good.
We're thinking of going back for a Growler of it, to have a date night in our new home tonight.
dreadlocks
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They sell these lil adapters on Amazon that turn any growler into a mini-keg, all yeh gotta do to your camper fridge is get a hose through it and a tap then voila, camping kegerator.. cuz I know you need more things to think of 
I think you might have misunderstood what forum members meant when they asked you if you were going to have a pass-through.
