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Started by zavod44, March 16, 2014, 05:11:57 PM

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stillgriller

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I know many have grill dogs.   I have a grill cat.  She loves to perch on grills.  She sleeps on top of the Ranch for hours at a time. 


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I know, I'm a jerk, but I struggle with how a Weber kettle person can also be a cat person. It's my problem not yours ;)

And here I am making peanut butter cookies for Molly....
Happiness is found under the lid of a charcoal grill.

Cellar2ful

These photos were taken this week in An Nuys, California by Henser Villela.  Pretty amazing burst mode photos of a Osprey in a dive for fish.



Even more amazing is the photo of this Osprey after the dive with two fish.  One in the talons of each foot.



These birds are amazing to watch.  I do a lot of fishing and for many years saw them diving for fish while bass fishing at assorted California lakes.  They tuck their wings back and are traveling so fast, they appear to enter the water head first.   It wasn't until I watched a documentary on Ospreys that showed one in slow motion during a dive.  About 10 feet before entering the water, the bird brings it's feet and legs forward and enters the water feet first.  They can dive 3 to 4 feet under water. Almost always the fish will be positioned with the head pointing forward in their talons.  They always dive and attack the fish from the rear.  This is because a fishes eyes are positioned such they can't see behind themselves. 

Look at the intensity of those eyes.



"Chasing Classic Kettles"

stillgriller

Happiness is found under the lid of a charcoal grill.

michaelmilitello

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Quote from: stillgriller on September 22, 2021, 12:19:11 PM
[quote ;) author=michaelmilitello link=topic=9541.msg479072#msg479072 date=1629473461]



I know many have grill dogs.   I have a grill cat.  She loves to perch on grills.  She sleeps on top of the Ranch for hours at a time. 


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I know, I'm a jerk, but I struggle with how a Weber kettle person can also be a cat person. It's my problem not yours ;)

And here I am making peanut butter cookies for Molly....
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We have two dogs too.  One of the cats is named Weber and is "charcoal gray"


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Found this locally, a shepherd ball BQ. I now know it's Canadian and early 70's but does anyone has more information about this grill? Think it looks cool.


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JEBIV

Dinner

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AZ2FL

Quote from: JEBIV on October 02, 2021, 07:10:08 AM
Dinner

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I'll take a dozen, please!
Cheers

AZ2FL

Ten pounds of boiled green peanuts.

JEBIV

Quote from: AZ2FL on October 04, 2021, 12:35:57 PM
Ten pounds of boiled green peanuts.
Oh yeah!!!

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bamakettles

Our new beach buddy.....


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MacEggs

Quote from: Joep on September 30, 2021, 10:23:22 AMFound this locally, a shepherd ball BQ.
I now know it's Canadian and early 70's but does anyone has more information about this grill?
Think it looks cool.


@Joep , that is one fine piece that you have there! Congratulations!

My parents had the orange / silver one back in the 1970s when I was a child.
According to my Dad, it ended up in the scrap metal pile as it developed holes due to neglect, I guess.
They are not porcelain coated, either.

I have managed to have 2 in my possession in the last 4-5 years, however, both have been sold.
The orange/silver one that I had did not say "ball-b-q" on the lid, so I assume it was one of the early editions.
The one I got was in very rough condition, but it was worth rescuing... for $10.
It appeared that a previous owner had painted the lid silver. I managed to get the paint off revealing patchy gold paint.
I also used dowel to replace the wood handles.

Around the time that I was acquiring them,
I did some research online and found some interesting tidbits.


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Q: How do you know something is bull$h!t?
A: When you are not allowed to question it.

Joep

Wow thank you, that's a lot of information. Paid 35 dollar for mine. Can I use steelwool on it to clean? Since it is not enamel.


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MacEggs

That's a great price considering its condition. Be sure the steel wool is super-fine, or, 0000 (four zero).


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Joep

Thank you, I will.


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