#la prarie

[millennialskin]

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[spin4trout]

Big Green River

After lunch on Friday I headed over to the Big Green. On my first cast, I caught a small northern pike. It surprised me because it was trout-sized and I didn't see what I had until I reeled him in all the way. I let him go. Hopefully he won't eat too many of the trout.

I fished for just a little over an hour and caught nine brown trout.

After that, I took a leisurely drive up the Mississippi from Prarie du Chien to La Crosse. I had dinner in La Crosse at Taqueria Pato Azul and then headed back to camp for the night.

On Saturday morning I slept in until the frost melted, had breakfast and headed home to Milwaukee.

[raffyperez]

bury me not on the lone prarie ; western / cowboy au for rafael & violet.

it's a far cry from the lonesome desert landscapes rafael is so used to inhabiting, fertile ground lush with grass and thick oak forests populated by deer, bears, pheasant. calamity whinnies as a squirrel crosses their path, running after another. a town is up on the horizon, where the made dirt track through the winding valleys and mountains fades into thick mud from many a cart wheel crossing over; once, duck boards were put down so ladies in their finery could safely cross the way but the cloying mire in the middle of the road had soon swallowed them to. the buildings are sturdy wood, though not huge, it contains the necessities for a man like himself – a general store, a physician, a gun shop, a hotel with a bath service, stables and the most important of the three, a bar. there’s a church to but, while his pa was a big believer in the almighty, the only religion he’s been able to follow is that of bounty justice. the latter is a grand two storey building, saloon doors swinging as folks make their way in and out. as the sun sets, the music and laughter seem to get louder, carried on the wind to rafael who is slowly making his approach. hooves make soft thuds, the jostle of hindquarters causing metal to hit metal, rafael's belt against the bullets he keeps strapped to his chest.

by the time he comes into town it's darker still, winter nights drawing in the night and the cold. more flock to the saloon, some hang around outside, men with the women they're soft on, a few drunk and hung over the edge of the hitching post. the entrance is illuminated by small electric lamps, and rafael climbs off calamity as he ties her up outside. the animal whinnies again, blowing air from her nostrils before leaning in to drink from the filled trough infront of her. raf looks at the mud against her legs and rear - he needs to get her to a stable tomorrow for a proper clean. healthy horse, healthy travels, an old timer once told him enthuastically. he hadn't been wrong. he enters the unfamiliar environment, the noise from outside seemingly turned up. there are songs playing, someone at the piano, women laughing, men squabbling over small tables. In a corner, a large group silently glares at eachother, cards in hand for a game of poker. one of them has bet his horse, another a plot of land where he intended to buy a house - only fools bet what they don't have yet.

his boots thud heavily on the floor, spurs twanging, the bounty hunter dressed all in black makes his way to an empty portion of the bar. a few heads turn ; la muerte negra they whisper down south. Nobody this far north speaks the language, they stick to calling him perez. rafael dislikes that, both the moniker and his surname, taking a seat and raising a hand to get the attention of the barmaid. she's pretty, young, bright smile, the type that thrives in the wild environment a tavern brings. she'll break your heart.

"whiskey please missy," rafael asks her once she peels herself away from men who desperately call for more beer, more attention.

@violet-lamerton

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 1.1

Events

Guinness trademark 1st used (1764)

Ale Brewers Association of the States of New York and New Jersey founded (1830)

Westmalle beer 1st for sale (1861)

Cleveland Brewery burnt to the ground (Ohio; 1865)

Eagle Brewery changed its name to DG Yuengling & Son (1873)

Bass red triangle became 1st trademark registered in England (1876)

Brewmasters Association of Philadelphia and Vicinity (1881)

Brewmasters Association of Cleveland and Vicinity (1886)

Apparatus for Making Malt patented by Justin Whitney (1889)

Frederick Pabst died (1904)

Prohibition begins in Iceland, lasting until finally repealed in 1988, 73 years later (1915)

Beer became legal in Vermont after Prohibition (1934)

Carling Brewing took over Heidelberg Brewery (Washington; 1959)

Process in the Manufacture of Beer and the Like patented by Erik Krabbe and Kenneth W. Wendt (1963)

Schaefer Brewing patented a Crowned Bottle Rejection Pin (1963)

Federal Excise Tax on beer doubled (1991)

American Beer premiered (1996)

Twisted Pine Brewery merged with Peak to Peak Brewing, Colorado (1997)

California bars, clubs and card rooms were made smoke free (1998)

International Trappist Association founded (1998)

Miller's infamous "Catfight" ad 1st aired (2003)

Peter Austin dies (2014)

The last human being to be born on earth is killed in a bar fight at the age of 25, in “ The Children of Men,” by P.D. James (2021)

Breweries Opened

Privat-Brauerei Zötler (Germany; 1447)

Kiliaen Van Rennselaer Brewery (Albany, New York; 1649)

Joseph Huber Brewing Co. (Wisconsin; 1845)

Stroh's Brewery (Michigan; 1850)

Miller Brewing (Wisconsin; 1855)

Stevens Point Brewery (Wisconsin; 1857)

August Schell Brewing (Minnesota; 1860)

Straub Brewery (Pennsylvania; 1872)

Joseph Schlitz & Co. Brewing (Wisconsin; 1874)

F.W. Cook Brewing

Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing (Ohio; 1885)

Pabst Brewing/Pearl Brewing (Texas; 1886)

F.X. Matt Brewing/Saranac Brewing (New York; 1888)

Grand Rapids Brewing (Michigan; 1893)

John Wagner Sons brewing (Ohio; 1896)

Arlington Brewing (Virginia; 1897)

Fresno Brewing (California; 1900)

Gund Brewing (Ohio; 1900)

Simon Linser Brewing (Ohio: 1901)

Aberdeen Brewing (Virginia; 1902)

G. Heileman Brewing (La Crosse, Wisconsin; 1902)

Schmulbach Brewing (West Virginia; 1902)

Brasserie Henri Funck (Luxembourg; 1905)

Dixie Brewing (Louisiana; 1907)

Elora Brewery Ltd. (Canada; 1934)

Cervceria India (Puerto Rico; 1938)

Cold Springs Brewing (Minnesota; 1974)

Florida Brewery (Florida; 1975)

Redhook Ale Brewery (Washington; 1982)

Prarie Inn Cottage Brewery (British Columbia, Canada; 1983)

Bridgeport Brewing (Oregon; 1984)

Granville Island Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1984)

Kessler Brewing (Montana; 1984)

Pyramid Ales Brewery (Washington; 1984)

Truckee Brewing (California; 1985)

Vancouver Island Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1985)

Abita Brewing (Louisiana; 1986)

Sprecher Brewing (Wisconsin; 1986)

Bandersnatch Brewing (Arizona; 1987)

Black Star Brewing/McKenzie River Partners (California/Montana; 1987)

Devil Mountain Brewery (California; 1987)

Golden Pacific Brewing (California; 1987)

Humboldt Brewery (California; 1987)

Union Brewery (Nevada; 1987)

Bull City Brewery & Cafe (North Carolina; 1988)

Port Arthur Brasserie & Brewpub (Ontario, Canada; 1988)

Tracks Brewpub (Ontario, Canada; 1988)

Bison Brewing (California; 1989)

Pacific Northwest Brewing (Washington; 1989)

Breckenridge Brewery & Pub (Colorado; 1990)

Clark's Crossing Brewpub (Saskatchewan, Canada; 1990)

Fitzpatrick's Brewing (Iowa; 1990)

Great Western Brewing (Saskatchewan, Canada; 1990)

Irish Times Pub & Brewery (Florida; 1990)

Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe (California; 1990)

McMenamin's Brewery (Oregon; 1990)

Pacific Western Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1990)

CEEP Barney's, Ltd. (Ontario, Canada; 1991)

Edgefield Brewery (Oregon; 1991)

Idle Spur Crested Butte Brewery (Colorado; 1991)

Great Lakes Brewing (Ontario, Canada; 1992)

Oxford Brewing (Maryland; 1992)

Preston Brewery/Embudo Station (New Mexico; 1992)

Unibroue (Quebec, Canada; 1992)

Andrew's Brewing (Maine; 1993)

Glatt Bros. Brewing (Canada; 1993)

Kelly's Caribbean Bar & Grill (Florida; 1993)

Downtown Joe's Brewery & Restaurant (California; 1994)

Frontier Brewing (Iowa; 1994)

Gray Brewing (Wisconsin; 1994)

Toisnot Brewing (North Carolina; 1994)

Bear Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1995)

Heartland Brewing (New York; 1995)

Motor City Brewing Works (Michigan; 1995)

Thomas Kemper Brewery (Washington; 1995)

Clipper City Brewing (Maryland; 1996)

Don Gambrino's Brewpub (Florida; 1996)

Firehouse Brewery & Restaurant (Ohio; 1996)

Gravity Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1996)

Madison Brewing Pub & Restaurant (Vermont; 1996)

Michigan Brewing (Michigan; 1996)

Saw Mill River Brewery (New York; 1996)

Silo Brewpub (Kentucky; 1996)

Texas Cattle Co. Border Grille & Brewery (Georgia; 1996)

Breakers Brewing (New Jersey; 1997)

Brewery at Ninth Square (Connecticut; 1997)

Copper City Brewing (Arizona; 1997)

Essex Brewing (Connecticut; 1997)

Franklin County Brewing (Vermont; 1997)

Hinesburg Brewing (Vermont; 1997)

Kelly's Brewery (New Mexico; 1997)

Saints Brewing (Iowa; 1997)

Smaragda's Table (South Carolina; 1997)

Starview Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Timberland Brewing (Oregon; 1997)

Wild Hare Brewing (Montana; 1997)

Windemere Valley Brewing (Canada; 1997)

Yellowstone Valley Brewing (Montana; 1997)

Trumer Brauerei (California; 2004)

[im-the-antonymph-of-your-mom]

this episode is DELIGHTFUL but the Elvis references felt weird

[notsosecret-slgarden]

Not So Secret - Spring Time

Sponsored by HISA & GOOSE

Hisa - La maisonette D'Aurora GOOSE - Old Bridge white

The Daffodils are growing, cherry blossoms in  the air. Finally Spring is here! At least, some times in the UK. In between the occasional snow storm, days are getting warmer, lighter and there is more colour back into our landscapes. Its inspired today's post featuring The stunning La maisonette D'Aurora from HISA with its very own personal bridge access by Goose. A essential bridge in your collection, perfect for any theme. Both available at their mainstores.

alirium - ItchyGrass anc - "Stipa ichu" HPMD - Gravel Ground Heart - WILDFLOWERS - Daffodils Heart - Wild Grasses - Fescue Skye Woodland Path Titans - The Harmony Tree Titans - The Timeworn Tree - Olden Tia - Pompeii - Potted Wall Vines VALR - Prarie Grass Green

[gender-void-partially-stars]

ok naming us cities now

hawaii: honolulu, wakiki, hilo, kahala?, lihue? (5)

alaska: anchorage, fairbanks, juneau, nome, barrow (5)

washington: seattle, tacoma, olympia, spokane, vancouver (5)

oregon: portland, salem, eugene, bend (4)

california: los angeles, san diego, san jose, san francisco, oakland, crescent city, eureka, camarillo, san luis obispo, fresno, bakersfield, davis, merced, sacremento, monterrey, carmel on the sea, san bernadino, riverside, pasedena, hollywood, burbank, glendale, san gabriel, long beach, carlsbad, irvine, anaheim, palo alto, barstow (29)

idaho: boise, coeur de alene, pocatello (3)

nevada: las vegas, henderson, carson city, reno (4)

arizona: phoenix, tuscon, flagstaff, yuma, mesa, sedona, scottsdale, kings canyon (8)

utah: salt lake city, provo, st george (3)

montana: helena, billings, missoula (3)

wyoming: cheyenne, laramie, jackson hole, casper (4)

colorado: denver, fort collins, pueblo, boulder (4)

new mexico: alberquerque, santa fe, taos, las cruces, truth or consequences (5)

texas (sorry in advance): dallas, fort worth, houston, san antonio, austin, corpus christi, el paso, laredo, brownsville, mcallen, galveston, nagodoches, midland, odessa, amarillo, lubbock, witchita falls, waco, temple, hillsboro, ennis, corsicana, spring, the woodlands, sugar land, san marcos, arlington, grapevine, colleyville, denton, sherman, texarkana, euless, bedland, irving, duncanville, plano, richardson, frisco, mckinney, garland, rockwall, lindale, azle, grand prarie, victoria, paris, georgetown, round rock (49)

oklahoma: oklahoma city, tulsa, broken arrow (3)

kansas: topeka, witchita, manhattan, kansas city (4)

nebraska: omaha, lincoln (2)

south dakota: pierre, rapid city, sioux city (3)

north dakota: bismarck, fargo (2)

minnesota: minneapolis, st paul, northfield, dundas, moorhead, rochester, apple valley, bloomington, duluth (9)

iowa: des monies, davenport (2)

missouri: st louis, jefferson city, kansas city, branson (3)

arkansas: little rock, hot springs, texarkana (3)

lousiana: new orleans, baton rouge, shreveport (3)

mississippi: jackson, biloxi (2)

tennessee: memphis, nashville, knoxville (3)

kentucky: lexington, frankfort, louisville (3)

illinois: chicago, joliet, aurora, peroria, springfield (5)

wisconsin: milwaukee, madison, green bay, la crosse (4)

michigan: detroit, lansing, ann arbor, grand rapids (4)

indiana: indianapolis, fort wayne, gary (3)

ohio: columbus, cleveland, toledo, cinncinati, dayton, youngstown, akron (7)

alabama: birmingham, montgomery, tuscaloosa, mobile (4)

florida: jacksonville, tallahasee, orlando, tampa, st petersburg, miami, west palm beach, pensacola beach (8)

georgia: atlanta, savannah, columbus (3)

south carolina: charleston, columbia, greenville, spartanburg (4)

north carolina: raleigh, durham, charlotte, greensboro (4)

virginia: richmond, charlottesville, norfolk, virginia beach, arlington, chesapeake (6)

maryland: baltimore, annapolis (2)

delware: dover, wilmington (2)

pennsylvania: philadelphia, pittsburgh, harrisburg, erie, scranton, king of prussia (6)

new jersey: newark, trenton, camden, princeton, atlantic city (5)

new york: new york city, irvington, ithaca, buffalo, niagara falls, syracuse, rochester, albany, corning, elmira (10)

connecticut: new haven, hartford, bridgetown (3)

rhode island: providence, warwick (2)

massachusetts: boston, worcester, springfield, pittsfield, cambridge, somerville, medford, lexington, concord, carlisle, lincoln, sudbury, dover, needham, dedham, westwood, quincy, milton, sharon, tabor, provincetown, plymouth, franklin (23)

vermont: montpelier, burlington (2)

new hampshire: concord, manchester, hanover (3)

maine: portland, augusta, watertown (3)

286 cities for an average of 5.72 cities per state! this took a very long time

what the fuck

[magick-knives]

Colter Wall and the Scary Prarie Boys: Live In Front Of Nobody.

Black Vinyl.

3000 Copies.

La Honda Records.

[black-cat-names]

Noir or Noire

Noir/noire is a French word meaning “black.” The pronunciation of noir and noire is the same in English; however, noir is the masculine version and noire is the feminine version. Much like Blacky/Blackie, this name is a physical descrption of a black cat.

Other references

Places: Noire River (Ottawa River tributary or Yamaska River tributary), La Roche-Noire (village in France), Montagne Noire (mountain range in France), Pointe-Noire (commune on Guadeloupe or second largest city in the Republic of the Congo)

Surname

Comics: Magie Noire (Gilbert G. Groud, 2003), Marvel Noir (MCU, 2009), Noir: A Collection of Crime Comics (comics anthology, 2009)

Fictional characters found in the following: Gorgeous Carat manga, La Pucelle: Tactics video game, Fire Emblem: Awakening video game, Hypderdimension Neptunia video game, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, A Prarie Home Companion radio show, Homestruck webcomic, Ressha Sentai ToQger, Spider-Man Noir, The Mighty Boosh TV show, Kirakira PreCur a la Mode anime, Persona 5 game

Games: Discworld Noir (1999), L.A. Noire (2011), Noir: A Shadowy Thriller (1996), Rouge et Noir (gambling game)

Genres: Film noir (film), Neo-noir (modern film noir), horror noir (horror in noir film), tech-noir (technology harming society in a dystopian setting), folk noir (music), noir fiction (literary), Scandinavian noir (literary)

Music groups, music albums, music note

Brands: Noir (Danish luxury fashion), Drakkar Noire (men’s cologne)

Other: Pinot noir (wine), Legion Noire (military unit of the French Revolutionary Army), Notice of Intent to Revoke (NOIR - notice by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services)

[prarie-photos]

Foggy Prarie Fields

Photos taken during a trip. I don’t remember much but it’s around the time when Portage la Prarie got turned to dust by a freak ice storm.

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 1.1

Events

Guinness trademark 1st used (1764)

Ale Brewers Association of the States of New York and New Jersey founded (1830)

Westmalle beer 1st for sale (1861)

Cleveland Brewery burnt to the ground (Ohio; 1865)

Eagle Brewery changed its name to DG Yuengling & Son (1873)

Bass red triangle became 1st trademark registered in England (1876)

Brewmasters Association of Philadelphia and Vicinity (1881)

Brewmasters Association of Cleveland and Vicinity (1886)

Apparatus for Making Malt patented by Justin Whitney (1889)

Frederick Pabst died (1904)

Prohibition begins in Iceland, lasting until finally repealed in 1988, 73 years later (1915)

Beer became legal in Vermont after Prohibition (1934)

Carling Brewing took over Heidelberg Brewery (Washington; 1959)

Process in the Manufacture of Beer and the Like patented by Erik Krabbe and Kenneth W. Wendt (1963)

Schaefer Brewing patented a Crowned Bottle Rejection Pin (1963)

Federal Excise Tax on beer doubled (1991)

American Beer premiered (1996)

Twisted Pine Brewery merged with Peak to Peak Brewing, Colorado (1997)

California bars, clubs and card rooms were made smoke free (1998)

International Trappist Association founded (1998)

Miller's infamous "Catfight" ad 1st aired (2003)

Peter Austin dies (2014)

The last human being to be born on earth is killed in a bar fight at the age of 25, in “ The Children of Men,” by P.D. James (2021)

Breweries Opened

Privat-Brauerei Zötler (Germany; 1447)

Kiliaen Van Rennselaer Brewery (Albany, New York; 1649)

Joseph Huber Brewing Co. (Wisconsin; 1845)

Stroh's Brewery (Michigan; 1850)

Miller Brewing (Wisconsin; 1855)

Stevens Point Brewery (Wisconsin; 1857)

August Schell Brewing (Minnesota; 1860)

Straub Brewery (Pennsylvania; 1872)

Joseph Schlitz & Co. Brewing (Wisconsin; 1874)

F.W. Cook Brewing

Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing (Ohio; 1885)

Pabst Brewing/Pearl Brewing (Texas; 1886)

F.X. Matt Brewing/Saranac Brewing (New York; 1888)

Grand Rapids Brewing (Michigan; 1893)

John Wagner Sons brewing (Ohio; 1896)

Arlington Brewing (Virginia; 1897)

Fresno Brewing (California; 1900)

Gund Brewing (Ohio; 1900)

Simon Linser Brewing (Ohio: 1901)

Aberdeen Brewing (Virginia; 1902)

G. Heileman Brewing (La Crosse, Wisconsin; 1902)

Schmulbach Brewing (West Virginia; 1902)

Brasserie Henri Funck (Luxembourg; 1905)

Dixie Brewing (Louisiana; 1907)

Elora Brewery Ltd. (Canada; 1934)

Cervceria India (Puerto Rico; 1938)

Cold Springs Brewing (Minnesota; 1974)

Florida Brewery (Florida; 1975)

Redhook Ale Brewery (Washington; 1982)

Prarie Inn Cottage Brewery (British Columbia, Canada; 1983)

Bridgeport Brewing (Oregon; 1984)

Granville Island Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1984)

Kessler Brewing (Montana; 1984)

Pyramid Ales Brewery (Washington; 1984)

Truckee Brewing (California; 1985)

Vancouver Island Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1985)

Abita Brewing (Louisiana; 1986)

Sprecher Brewing (Wisconsin; 1986)

Bandersnatch Brewing (Arizona; 1987)

Black Star Brewing/McKenzie River Partners (California/Montana; 1987)

Devil Mountain Brewery (California; 1987)

Golden Pacific Brewing (California; 1987)

Humboldt Brewery (California; 1987)

Union Brewery (Nevada; 1987)

Bull City Brewery & Cafe (North Carolina; 1988)

Port Arthur Brasserie & Brewpub (Ontario, Canada; 1988)

Tracks Brewpub (Ontario, Canada; 1988)

Bison Brewing (California; 1989)

Pacific Northwest Brewing (Washington; 1989)

Breckenridge Brewery & Pub (Colorado; 1990)

Clark's Crossing Brewpub (Saskatchewan, Canada; 1990)

Fitzpatrick's Brewing (Iowa; 1990)

Great Western Brewing (Saskatchewan, Canada; 1990)

Irish Times Pub & Brewery (Florida; 1990)

Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe (California; 1990)

McMenamin's Brewery (Oregon; 1990)

Pacific Western Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1990)

CEEP Barney's, Ltd. (Ontario, Canada; 1991)

Edgefield Brewery (Oregon; 1991)

Idle Spur Crested Butte Brewery (Colorado; 1991)

Great Lakes Brewing (Ontario, Canada; 1992)

Oxford Brewing (Maryland; 1992)

Preston Brewery/Embudo Station (New Mexico; 1992)

Unibroue (Quebec, Canada; 1992)

Andrew's Brewing (Maine; 1993)

Glatt Bros. Brewing (Canada; 1993)

Kelly's Caribbean Bar & Grill (Florida; 1993)

Downtown Joe's Brewery & Restaurant (California; 1994)

Frontier Brewing (Iowa; 1994)

Gray Brewing (Wisconsin; 1994)

Toisnot Brewing (North Carolina; 1994)

Bear Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1995)

Heartland Brewing (New York; 1995)

Motor City Brewing Works (Michigan; 1995)

Thomas Kemper Brewery (Washington; 1995)

Clipper City Brewing (Maryland; 1996)

Don Gambrino's Brewpub (Florida; 1996)

Firehouse Brewery & Restaurant (Ohio; 1996)

Gravity Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1996)

Madison Brewing Pub & Restaurant (Vermont; 1996)

Michigan Brewing (Michigan; 1996)

Saw Mill River Brewery (New York; 1996)

Silo Brewpub (Kentucky; 1996)

Texas Cattle Co. Border Grille & Brewery (Georgia; 1996)

Breakers Brewing (New Jersey; 1997)

Brewery at Ninth Square (Connecticut; 1997)

Copper City Brewing (Arizona; 1997)

Essex Brewing (Connecticut; 1997)

Franklin County Brewing (Vermont; 1997)

Hinesburg Brewing (Vermont; 1997)

Kelly's Brewery (New Mexico; 1997)

Saints Brewing (Iowa; 1997)

Smaragda's Table (South Carolina; 1997)

Starview Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Timberland Brewing (Oregon; 1997)

Wild Hare Brewing (Montana; 1997)

Windemere Valley Brewing (Canada; 1997)

Yellowstone Valley Brewing (Montana; 1997)

Trumer Brauerei (California; 2004)

[yesterdaysprint]

Portage-la-Prairie camp, Manitoba, August 21, 1954

[geeangel]

k.d. lang at the Studio Bell National Music Centre in Calgary, AB

(transcriptions below cut)

First Image:

For over 25 years, k.d. lang's remarkably rich voice has earned her a reputation as one of the world's greatest and most innovative artists. She was inducted [into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame] in 2013 Grâce à sa voix d'une grande richesse, k.d. lang est considérée depuis plus de 25 ans comme l'une des plus grandes et innovatrices chanteuses du monde. Elle a été intronisee [au Panthéon de la musique canadienne] en 2013.

Second Image:

"I had a vision of how I wanted to perform country. And I just went ahead and did it." - k.d. lang (plaque beneath not pictured) 1989 k.d. lang and Roy Orbison win a Grammy for their duet "Crying." The outspoken lang, who playfully donned a wedding dress and cowboy boots to accept her 1985 JUNO Award for Most Promising Female Vocalist, will come out of the closet in a 1992 interview with The Advocat magazine, making her the world's first openly lesbian pop icon.

Third Image:

How exactly did a cowpunk raised in Consort, Alberta, captivate Nashville, end up on the cover of Vanity Fair and redefine what a pop star can be? The answer, of course, is that voice. Deeply resonant, sultry and with astonishing range, power and pitch, k.d. lang’s voice prompted legendary singing partner Tony Bennett to call her "the best singer since Judy Garland." It's a natural gift; lang had little professional training aside from vocal and piano lessons her mother, a schoolteacher, enrolled her in as a kid. Born November 2, 1961, in Edmonton "The voice is just like a living organism. It's such a weird, volatile instrument." She's a powerful vocalist, but lang describes her singing style as "minialist," something she attributes to growing up on the praries.

[marcobertazzoniphotography]

#sky #skyphotography #cloudsphotography #treesofinstagram #landscape #landscapephotography #apple #summervibes #instagram #life #prarie #pilotpoint (at La Pavarana Show Horses Inc.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVgK1XqPENa/?utm_medium=tumblr

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 1.1

Events

Guinness trademark 1st used (1764)

Ale Brewers Association of the States of New York and New Jersey founded (1830)

Westmalle beer 1st for sale (1861)

Cleveland Brewery burnt to the ground (Ohio; 1865)

Eagle Brewery changed its name to DG Yuengling & Son (1873)

Bass red triangle became 1st trademark registered in England (1876)

Brewmasters Association of Philadelphia and Vicinity (1881)

Brewmasters Association of Cleveland and Vicinity (1886)

Apparatus for Making Malt patented by Justin Whitney (1889)

Frederick Pabst died (1904)

Prohibition begins in Iceland, lasting until finally repealed in 1988, 73 years later (1915)

Beer became legal in Vermont after Prohibition (1934)

Carling Brewing took over Heidelberg Brewery (Washington; 1959)

Process in the Manufacture of Beer and the Like patented by Erik Krabbe and Kenneth W. Wendt (1963)

Schaefer Brewing patented a Crowned Bottle Rejection Pin (1963)

Federal Excise Tax on beer doubled (1991)

American Beer premiered (1996)

Twisted Pine Brewery merged with Peak to Peak Brewing, Colorado (1997)

California bars, clubs and card rooms were made smoke free (1998)

Miller's infamous "Catfight" ad 1st aired (2003)

Peter Austin dies (2014)

Breweries Opened

Privat-Brauerei Zötler (Germany; 1447)

Kiliaen Van Rennselaer Brewery (Albany, New York; 1649)

Joseph Huber Brewing Co. (Wisconsin; 1845)

Stroh's Brewery (Michigan; 1850)

Miller Brewing (Wisconsin; 1855)

Stevens Point Brewery (Wisconsin; 1857)

August Schell Brewing (Minnesota; 1860)

Straub Brewery (Pennsylvania; 1872)

Joseph Schlitz & Co. Brewing (Wisconsin; 1874)

F.W. Cook Brewing

Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewing (Ohio; 1885)

Pabst Brewing/Pearl Brewing (Texas; 1886)

F.X. Matt Brewing/Saranac Brewing (New York; 1888)

Grand Rapids Brewing (Michigan; 1893)

John Wagner Sons brewing (Ohio; 1896)

Arlington Brewing (Virginia; 1897)

Fresno Brewing (California; 1900)

Gund Brewing (Ohio; 1900)

Simon Linser Brewing (Ohio: 1901)

Aberdeen Brewing (Virginia; 1902)

G. Heileman Brewing (La Crosse, Wisconsin; 1902)

Schmulbach Brewing (West Virginia; 1902)

Brasserie Henri Funck (Luxembourg; 1905)

Dixie Brewing (Louisiana; 1907)

Elora Brewery Ltd. (Canada; 1934)

Cervceria India (Puerto Rico; 1938)

Cold Springs Brewing (Minnesota; 1974)

Florida Brewery (Florida; 1975)

Redhook Ale Brewery (Washington; 1982)

Prarie Inn Cottage Brewery (British Columbia, Canada; 1983)

Bridgeport Brewing (Oregon; 1984)

Granville Island Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1984)

Kessler Brewing (Montana; 1984)

Pyramid Ales Brewery (Washington; 1984)

Truckee Brewing (California; 1985)

Vancouver Island Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1985)

Abita Brewing (Louisiana; 1986)

Sprecher Brewing (Wisconsin; 1986)

Bandersnatch Brewing (Arizona; 1987)

Black Star Brewing/McKenzie River Partners (California/Montana; 1987)

Devil Mountain Brewery (California; 1987)

Golden Pacific Brewing (California; 1987)

Humboldt Brewery (California; 1987)

Union Brewery (Nevada; 1987)

Bull City Brewery & Cafe (North Carolina; 1988)

Port Arthur Brasserie & Brewpub (Ontario, Canada; 1988)

Tracks Brewpub (Ontario, Canada; 1988)

Bison Brewing (California; 1989)

Pacific Northwest Brewing (Washington; 1989)

Breckenridge Brewery & Pub (Colorado; 1990)

Clark's Crossing Brewpub (Saskatchewan, Canada; 1990)

Fitzpatrick's Brewing (Iowa; 1990)

Great Western Brewing (Saskatchewan, Canada; 1990)

Irish Times Pub & Brewery (Florida; 1990)

Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe (California; 1990)

McMenamin's Brewery (Oregon; 1990)

Pacific Western Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1990)

CEEP Barney's, Ltd. (Ontario, Canada; 1991)

Edgefield Brewery (Oregon; 1991)

Idle Spur Crested Butte Brewery (Colorado; 1991)

Great Lakes Brewing (Ontario, Canada; 1992)

Oxford Brewing (Maryland; 1992)

Preston Brewery/Embudo Station (New Mexico; 1992)

Unibroue (Quebec, Canada; 1992)

Andrew's Brewing (Maine; 1993)

Glatt Bros. Brewing (Canada; 1993)

Kelly's Caribbean Bar & Grill (Florida; 1993)

Downtown Joe's Brewery & Restaurant (California; 1994)

Frontier Brewing (Iowa; 1994)

Gray Brewing (Wisconsin; 1994)

Toisnot Brewing (North Carolina; 1994)

Bear Brewing (British Columbia, Canada; 1995)

Heartland Brewing (New York; 1995)

Motor City Brewing Works (Michigan; 1995)

Thomas Kemper Brewery (Washington; 1995)

Clipper City Brewing (Maryland; 1996)

Don Gambrino's Brewpub (Florida; 1996)

Firehouse Brewery & Restaurant (Ohio; 1996)

Gravity Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1996)

Madison Brewing Pub & Restaurant (Vermont; 1996)

Michigan Brewing (Michigan; 1996)

Saw Mill River Brewery (New York; 1996)

Silo Brewpub (Kentucky; 1996)

Texas Cattle Co. Border Grille & Brewery (Georgia; 1996)

Breakers Brewing (New Jersey; 1997)

Brewery at Ninth Square (Connecticut; 1997)

Copper City Brewing (Arizona; 1997)

Essex Brewing (Connecticut; 1997)

Franklin County Brewing (Vermont; 1997)

Hinesburg Brewing (Vermont; 1997)

Kelly's Brewery (New Mexico; 1997)

Saints Brewing (Iowa; 1997)

Smaragda's Table (South Carolina; 1997)

Starview Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1997)

Timberland Brewing (Oregon; 1997)

Wild Hare Brewing (Montana; 1997)

Windemere Valley Brewing (Canada; 1997)

Yellowstone Valley Brewing (Montana; 1997)

Trumer Brauerei (California; 2004)