The Boston Diaries

The ongoing saga of a programmer who doesn't live in Boston, nor does he even like Boston, but yet named his weblog/journal “The Boston Diaries.”

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Saturday, August 19, 2017

Extreme barshopping, Brevard edition

Bunny and I stepped into DD Bullwinkels Outdoors (which used to be next door to Rocky's Grill and Soda Shop but moved about a block away in the former Belk store on Main St.) so Bunny could pick up an Eclipse 2017 shirt.

Apparently, the big thing in Brevard is “barshopping,” where a store will have an indoor bar:

[Sadly, they do not have Stone Ruination DIPA on tap or in bottles.]

This isn't the first store we've seen that does this. It's just the first one with an impressive setup.


Extreme reminders, Brevard edition

I found this sign at Underground Storage (yet another business here who's web presence is on MyFaceGoogleLinkedBookPlusInSpace making it hard to link to):

[I drove 760 miles north from Ft. Lauderdale and what happens? I'm told to keep Ft. Lauderdale clean.]

I found it ironic (which I don't think is actually “ironic”, ironically enough).

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