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David L Mahler
I’m a die hard charcoal user. This barbecue looks interesting. Would you mind telling us a little about it and what kind it is? Thanks for all of your sharing.
It belonged to the farm where we were shooting. I think it was pretty old and hand made. I had not seen one before or since. It was at Neversink Farm in Claryville, NY. Maybe contact them and they can give you the full story on it. Maybe even who built it.
Please don’t harsh my mellow. We haven’t even started summer here.
Sorry. That was a Northeastern ‘Last Chance”. Not really though…but that’s the prevailing fear factor propagated by the charcoal companies.
Love this grill! Cheaper than the Big Green Egg I just bought!
Great angle and effective use of fill-in flash. I can SMELL the meat.
No flash at all. Skies were overcast which allowed me to shoot a little brighter without blowing the whole image out.
Even better!
This is a GREAT GRILL!!
It was at Neversink Farms in Claryville NY
I would love it and be honored if you could include me, chefofthejungle and my blog, http://www.chefofthjungle.blogspot.com on your blogroll. Please check me out. I would be most grateful.
David L Mahler
Super!
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I’m a die hard charcoal user. This barbecue looks interesting. Would you mind telling us a little about it and what kind it is? Thanks for all of your sharing.
It belonged to the farm where we were shooting. I think it was pretty old and hand made. I had not seen one before or since. It was at Neversink Farm in Claryville, NY. Maybe contact them and they can give you the full story on it. Maybe even who built it.