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English name : Common hornbeam
Nombre en español : El carpe blanco o carpe europeo
Nom botanique : Carpinus betulus
Fujifilm X-T50
Fujinon XF 27/2.8 R WR II
Delicate rich flavors of caramel, cinnamon, pecan, and vanilla with hints of toffee and sweet spices. Perfect for sipping smooth or on ice! A creamy and sweet liqueur made with an Irish spirit.
I stopped in at Total Wine and More this morning and was given a sample of this. It wasn't quite my thing, but I could see uses for it. I think it would go great over vanilla ice cream in some kind of dessert cocktail.
I picked up a lot of toasted marshmallows in the smell and flavor.
Photographed on the front door of Scab's Place
145 Broad Street North
Prescott Wisconsin
Saturday August 24th, 2024
hanoi, vietnam
1995
boys playing pool
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
When it comes to choosing the optimal pool cue weight, it largely depends on personal preference and playing style. However, there are some factors to consider that can help guide your decision.
In general, pool cue weights typically range from 18 to 21 ounces. A lighter cue can provide more control and finesse, making it ideal for players who prefer a delicate touch and precise shots. On the other hand, a heavier cue can offer more power and stability, which may suit players who prefer a stronger break or enjoy playing with a more aggressive style.
It's important to note that the weight of the cue is not the only factor that affects your game. Other aspects such as tip size, shaft taper, and balance also play a role in determining your overall performance.
To find your optimal pool cue weight, I recommend trying out cues of different weights and paying attention to how they feel in your hands. Experiment with lighter and heavier cues during practice sessions or friendly games to see which weight feels most comfortable and allows you to achieve optimal control over your shots.
Ultimately, the optimal pool cue weight is a personal choice that varies from player to player. The key is to find a cue weight that feels balanced, suits your playing style, and allows you to perform at your best on the table.
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Balboa Saloon, Balboa Island, California 2016
Playing Pool.
© Ian Halsey MMXXII
Mural by James E. Hartzell aka @artbyjamese seen in St Petersburg, Florida.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee
"There is no need to fail the others in every game of your life, you should try to get a chance to win your own soul after your death" !!!
