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Our Morning Coffee and Weather
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already 75 degrees with 88% humidity .... supposed to get up to temp of 88 later today, sure hope the humidity takes a dive .... our 10% chance of rain over night turned into a thunderstorm about 2AM .... limbs down this morning .... apparently, one or more limbs bent/broke in the huge elm tree and blocked our Dish satellite signal .... consequently, I had to relocate our portable antenna .... only one mug of Folgers this morning, its just tooooo dang hot
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Short and sweet....just going to be very hot and humid thru next week!
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I have the small tabletop grill and just ordered the 36” grill with the cover. Most people have a barbecue grill but I am more of a breakfast chef so the flat grill is more to my liking.cooperhawk wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 10:06 am70s this morning and humid with a clear sky. They say mid 90s today with high humidity.
Good day to work indoors I guess. Got some honey does that are pending.
Storms rolled through this morning about 3:30 or so. No apparent damage though.
Our gun club is owned by a veterans organization that is bankrupt. If the parent
organization goes, what happens to the range? I was asked to run for a place on the
Board, and I was elected. I do have some experience with problems like this, but
the new Commander seems very competent and has a good recovery plan.
What he needs most is support, and I do support him. Several folks have expressed
their thanks to me, but I haven't done anything yet, and maybe won't have to if
all goes well.
Thinking about purchasing a Blackstone Grill. Any thoughts?
My thoughts are that if you think you would like one then you will end up loving it.
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- cooperhawk
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Hang in there Pard. (That's Western talk for friend), It's supposed to dry out and by Monday be a really nice day.
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cooperhawk wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 10:06 amThinking about purchasing a Blackstone Grill. Any thoughts?
Blackstone is a good company .... which grill are you considering and what type of grilling/cooking are you considering
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Sir Henry mentioned the 36 inch but I think I need a lid as it will sit on the deck all year long.
I've been looking at a lot of them and haven't decided on one yet. Just that I want a Blackstone.
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They have the 36 inch as well as the Travel Bundle on sale currently.
https://blackstoneproducts.com/products ... ill-bundle
https://blackstoneproducts.com/products ... vel-bundle
I would go for the 36 if it had a lid.
https://blackstoneproducts.com/products ... ill-bundle
https://blackstoneproducts.com/products ... vel-bundle
I would go for the 36 if it had a lid.
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with that being the case, are you considering one of their stainless models
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Not yet anyway, I like the use of steel. Maybe.
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The only stainless I find are the ones with the stainless front plate. Not the cooking area.
Is that what you meant?
Is that what you meant?
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I'm most certainly not any sort of authority on Blackstone grills .... the friend I have who has one does a have a stainless front (not sure about the to the rest of the frame and a diamond plate (aluminum
) removable top that protects the cooking surface ..... I remember him telling me it really helps
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I'm thinking we can fry eggs, bacon, potatoes whatever on a Blackstone.
Just went out a lit our Weber gas grill and was attacked by a swarm of what I thought were bees.
Apparently they weren't as one got on my had and bit me. Anyway they had taken over the grill
and were defending it. I just applied Raid to it.
Just went out a lit our Weber gas grill and was attacked by a swarm of what I thought were bees.
Apparently they weren't as one got on my had and bit me. Anyway they had taken over the grill
and were defending it. I just applied Raid to it.
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Yellow Jackets maybe? They are mean little critters!cooperhawk wrote: ↑Sat Jul 18, 2020 1:38 pmI'm thinking we can fry eggs, bacon, potatoes whatever on a Blackstone.
Just went out a lit our Weber gas grill and was attacked by a swarm of what I thought were bees.
Apparently they weren't as one got on my had and bit me. Anyway they had taken over the grill
and were defending it. I just applied Raid to it.
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Here we are this am was 70 degrees at 630 am now at 96
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Nice rig Al!
You can spend a lot more time in it very soon!
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You can spend a lot more time in it very soon!
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Lookin' good BigAl....have a cold one for me.
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Thanks Gents. 2 weeks in the RV coming soon to a theatre near you
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Where are you at. The grass seems all dried up, or is that an old picture?
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Hey Al, if you ever get over this way there's a CG called Mountain view 1.5 miles from me. We could do some shooting at my range, and tell some lies.
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