Sixteen Tons Of Stories That Touch Your Heart
PART II of three part series. The Cold Spring Brewery and now the Gluek Brewing Company have been a part of our community for over 130 years. Would you believe a brewery helped survive prohibition by raising and selling cattle on the land around their facility? It really happened and there's much more to see like "BILLY (Carter) BEER" and "KILLEBREW ROOTBEER".
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VLOG PART II of III
posted by Duane Kuss @ 6:06 PM
During my 50 plus years of life I have taken great pride in being a "Renaissance Man", believing in the constant rebirth of life. In this same period I have had over 16 professions and have experienced everything from sanding drywall to sitting on the board of a small corporation. Life is a daily opportunity for new exploration and life-long learning. The meaning of life is based on the people you touch and the stories you leave behind.
Duane Kuss
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4 Comments:
At 9:17 PM,
Mark said…
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At 1:28 PM,
Duane Kuss said…
Thanks Mark...
This was a part of a special community development project I volunteered for over the past year. Key research was done by the county historical society and the new owners of the brewery. They supplied the research and photos, I wrote the article and created the video. My Son, who is a sports announcer in Duluth, MN did the naration of this.
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DU
At 3:45 AM,
Chuck Olsen said…
This is a stellar series Duane!
Great research and production all-around.
And a great story.
Can't wait for Part III!
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