Broke Down 69...The Adventure Continues

Happens to me all the time too....

 

Had a great week. Made it home early afternoon. Loaded for Riverside and scheduled return load. Will roll out on Monday morning.

Had a nice business break today. I've been building a repore with an appt scheduler that I haul loads to all the time down south.

Turns out he's also the buyer scheduler, unbeknownst to me. He says to me, "if you ever get in a bind and need a load south, let me know and I'll take care of you!"

Well now, that was music to my ears. Cut out the broker and collect the extra 25 to 30 percent. I can handle that

Already booked my first load with him for a week out.

 

If you don't already

What a fantastic history this place has! Check it out:http://www.wyomingtalesandtrails.com/littleamerica.html

 

I think it would depend on your desired location and method. WW has been around a long time, BD is at least ten years younger. Both should perform well. I think WW would have a better yeild due to having a better tollerance to conditions. The outdoor season is short in the greater PNW, so I would think greenhouse for best return on investment.

 

Not a lot of buffalo either but no one complains.

 

BD you can make your own. Not hard to do, very corse grind coffee, add water, let stand about 12 hours or more, I would not go more than 24. pour off the liquid. store in cool place for up to a week.

Do a searh on amazon for cold coffee brewer. Toddy and filtron have units that can do larger volumes.

 

One thing that just came to mind. There is a difference between cold brew coffee and cold coffee. The cold brew is making coffee just without using heat, the cold coffee is just that, coffee that has been sitting and is now cold.

Cold coffee should not be confused with iced coffee.