BlogHide Resteemserik999 (25)in haiti • 7 years ago49cc quad runner 4 wheeler in Haiti.Messing around with a 49cc quad in Haiti at an orphanage. These are made in China. I had to continually do repairs and maintenance such as tightening the axles, straightening out the axles, and…erik999 (25)in asado • 7 years agoAsado - my favorite kind of meat.In Argentina they cooked us our meat outside on the ground, over the coals. This is called asado. The whole process doesn't actually take very long. You can see in the photo we had various sausages…erik999 (25)in beer • 7 years agoBeer sales falling in Germany! How is this possible!?!Can it be true? Does it have anything to do with a declining population in Germany?erik999 (25)in cars • 7 years agoMini Cooper, ABANDONED in MiamiI found this original mini Cooper in a junk yard in Miami last week. Needs TLC to say the least. Mechanic's special no doubt!erik999 (25)in beer • 7 years agoSuperbowl Sunday beer!Ice cold Miller Lite goes great with any food! Almost no complexities or body to this beer! Some say it has no taste either!erik999 (25)in beer • 7 years agoWall Street Journal article addresses the recent transformation of craft brews from a "small cult of beer geeks" to mainstreem.Do you need a map or a guide for choosing a beer today? With so many styles, the trend keeps moving toward the creation of unique and sometimes unusual beers.erik999 (25)in argentina • 7 years agoSalta, ArgentinaOne of my favorite cities in South America. The people are so generous and eager to meet Americans. The food is wonderful. The mountains are beautiful. Empanadas are inexpensive and delicious. The…erik999 (25)in food • 7 years agoDeep Fried Buttera friend just asked me, "How do they make deep fried butter? It doesn't make any sense?" Well, first you need to get some won ton wrappers from an Asian grocery store. They might be in the freezer.…erik999 (25)in florida • 7 years agoIrmaOver four months has passed since Hurricane Irma came through Florida. Thousands of homes were destroyed, boats sunk, and canals filled with debris. Still today the Florida Keys are suffering from…
