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My garage is going to be my new outdoor kitchen. I’ll use the trailer sink and cooktop. The Outback will live most of its life in the garage and when I pick up my Ford van I won’t drive it except to pull the trailer while traveling. The driveway will have additional chairs and table for guests and a grill and griddle can easily be put in the garage while not in use. This setup will be totally different from what I had yet will serve the same purpose.

This picture was taken yesterday.

well thought out .... you know exactly what you want in an outdoor cooking system and you've certainly made it happen

JEBar wrote: ↑

Tue May 03, 2022 3:51 pm

well thought out .... you know exactly what you want in an outdoor cooking system and you've certainly made it happen

I know how to make it colorful also. I bought two hanging baskets. It still frosts at night so I brought them inside for the night. In another month I’ll buy empty baskets which can be used for about five years. Then I’ll put seedlings in them. It’s a lot cheaper. One year I did about 75 baskets.

Did you order the Blackstone yet. Seems like it was just yesterday I saw that car and trailer

Looks good, nice to see no snow on the ground. Just curious, does that center wall in your garage go all the way to the back?

BigAl52 wrote: ↑

Tue May 03, 2022 9:16 pm

Did you order the Blackstone yet. Seems like it was just yesterday I saw that car and trailer

No it was the day before yesterday. I haven’t bought the grill yet. I bought train tickets and will return to Woodinville leaving on May 16th. I need to sell my RV and the Mercedes van and that will occupy my time.

dave77 wrote: ↑

Tue May 03, 2022 10:08 pm

Looks good, nice to see no snow on the ground. Just curious, does that center wall in your garage go all the way to the back?

No it only goes halfway. On the Outback side it stops halfway and on the trailer side it has a back wall. It has a third garage door on the side where you can park a third car. I’ll take a picture tomorrow.

You could find, or design a cooking table that would slide into your hitch reciever. It would be a good addition to the kitchen.

That’s a clever idea, use what you have. The proximity to the porch looks like it will work. Nice cozy area for a gathering. Flower pot brightens up the area.

So does all the spent brass on the ground. Makes it feel like home.