House I'm working on in Tbilisi. Uncovered old mural, covered by the SovietsFeb 2022 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/centuryhomes
Picked this guy up for $600. New clutch, tires and fuel stuff later; it runs like a champ!May 2021 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/Miata ⋅ #600
As an American service plumber living in Europe, I can't help but cringe a littleAug 2021 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/Plumbing
Opened up a q'veri tonight after 12 months of sleeping at my friends homeSep 2021 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/winemaking ⋅ #12
Saw this at my restaurant in Japan. The middle trout is 72 cm (28 in freedom units).Mar 2019 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/Fishing ⋅ #28 #72
A friend's operation in Central Mexico. No electricity, running water or pumps. 100% everything by handMay 2021 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/winemaking ⋅ #100
Recently purchased these vines, waiting for December to plant them on my landAug 2021 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/winemaking
The country of Georgia gives you a free bottle of wine upon arrival. It took me over 2 hours to fly here. This gift was well worth the trek!Dec 2019 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/HumansBeingBros ⋅ #2
How my father (an IBEW lineman of 40 years) wired his entire house...Nov 2020 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/electricians ⋅ #f #an-IBEW-lineman-of-40-years #40
Took the plunge, bought 10 hectares. Hopefully will be producing in 4 yearsJan 2020 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/winemaking ⋅ #10 #4
Had this come in for a bid today on a Friday afternoon.... Yup, it was higher than normal.May 2020 ⋅ JacobAZ ⋅ r/Plumbing
