St Austell Cornish IPA

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Pours a very light copper, golden, colour with a thin white head. Aroma is citrus pine hops with fruits. Medium body. Tastes of citrus hops, light biscuit malt and spice notes. After taste is a well balanced clean bitterness. 5% strength.

Rating: Good.
As you can see am a professional at rating beer
Overall: Nice IPA.

My Hops

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From left to right. Golding, Challenger.

They didn't get off to the best of starts. When they sprouted in their individual buckets I moved them to my allotment patch. I'm guessing the temperature shock might slowed them down. They died down till 2 weeks later they were growing. Now their 8ft on wigwams + a stable wire trellis. No hops yet, still time for some to appear though. I hope.

Golding was behind the challenger, till today it passed it on to the wire trellis. I read it is a slower grower in the early season.

Holts Humdinger

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Pours a copper colour with a thin white head. Aroma is toasted malts, honey and a little cirtus hop notes. Light-Medium body.  Smooth texture. Taste is mostly honey with citrus hops. After taste is a short cirtus hop dry bitterness. 4% strength.

Rating: Not bad.
As you can see am a professional at rating beer
Overall: Pleasant honey beer.

Wyre Piddle Piddle in the Hole

Pours an amber colour with a short lasting thin white head. Aroma is caramel malt, honey and woody notes. Medium body. Tastes of sweet biscuit malts with a little earthy grass hop hint. After taste is a slightly short lived bitter linger. 4% strength.

Rating: Not bad.
As you can see am a professional at rating beer
Overall: Simple bitter.

Lomo script for Gimp

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I have used several lomo scripts. I think this one is the best with its cross processing effects.


Inverting LAB A or B is neat. The motion blur is really the icing on the cake making shots look vintage. Several colour settings come with the script too. Lots to place with.

Examples from flickr.com/phot...
Baltic Sea Green

Cat 2

Download the script from registry.gimp.org/node/7870. Place it in the gimp scripts folder ~/.gimp-2.4/scripts/.