Outdoors, Brews, & BBQ - Grilling on the Weber 22 and tasting some Tripping Animals beers while avoiding them pit vipers.

Outdoors, Brews, & BBQ

BEER

TRIPPING ANIMAL Brewery: Miami, FL
https://www.trippinganimals.com/

Bar Tenders: Beatriz and chase

• Wake and Shake 5% ABV

Milkshake Inspired Style Sour Ale Conditioned with Peaches, Strawberry, Pineapple, Passionfruit, Marshmallow, Vanilla, and Milk Sugar.

• NO MAMES (Mexican Style Lager) 6% ABV

Our core classic. A crisp, clean, massively refreshing Mexican lager with subtle notes of flaked corn. Limitlessly crushable, beyond satisfying.

• Speedy Fergusson Double IPA 8.5% ABV

Hopped with Hull Melon, Nelson, and Mosaic Cryo.

• THE GREAT TRIP 8.5% ABV

DOUBLE INDIA PALE ALE WITH GALAXY, SIMÇOE. AND LUPOMAX CITRA HOPS.

Florida’s Poisones Snakes

Pit Vipers

"Pit Vipers" get their name from heat-sensitive pits found on each side of the face.

Five of Florida's venomous snakes are pit vipers, but only three of them are found throughout the state.

The Timber Rattlesnake (also known as the Canebrake Rattlesnake) and the Copperhead are only found in certain areas of northern Florida.

The Cottonmouth or Water Moccasin is also a pit viper, and is frequently confused with harmless watersnakes -- find out how to tell them apart.

Is it a pit viper? Check for these four key characteristics of pit vipers:

1. Thick, blocky head with obvious neck.
2. Thick-bodied for its length.
3. Rough looking 'keeled' scales (also some non-venomous snakes).
4. Dark facial band from eye to the corner of the jaw. (all species EXCEPT Copperheads -- but also some non-venomous snakes)

DON'T get too close to the snake, or try to catch or kill it, and NEVER handle a "dead" snake. If you aren't sure if it is venomous, be safe - give it space! For more information and tips to help you identify each of Florida's five pit viper species, see the information sheets below.

Coral Snakes

There is only one species of Coral Snake in Florida -- the Eastern or Harlequin Coral Snake -- and it can easily be recognized by the distinct pattern of brightly colored bands. Check for:

1. Black snout - Harmless look-alikes have red snouts.

2. Red bands touching yellow bands - Harmless look-alikes have red bands touching black bands.

3. Tail ringed with black and yellow.

For more information about Coral Snakes, see the information sheets below.

Both Scarlet Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis elapsoides) and Scarlet Snakes (Cemophora coccinea) also possess red, black, and yellow or white banding that can closely resemble the appearance of Coral Snakes

Good Phrase to go by

Red and yellow you’re a dead fellow while with red and black your safe jack.

BBQ

The Weber 22” Grill

https://www.weber.com/US/en/grills/charcoal-grills/

Is a great grill to go ahead and have for a nice Football Sunday.

It gives you that opportunity to put a good 6 burgers and 4 hotdogs at once or enough space to put in.
Has a nice selection fo colors available to order.