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UK Winter BBQing
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Re: UK Winter BBQing
...................Got a super large fire blanket to go over mine and works a treat,
It doesn't always have to catch fire gaz old chap
It doesn't always have to catch fire gaz old chap
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Re: UK Winter BBQing
HARDCORE YOU KNOW THE SCORE!Eddie wrote:Fishing umbrella works for me![]()
Eddie
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joker smoker wrote:HARDCORE YOU KNOW THE SCORE!Eddie wrote:Fishing umbrella works for me![]()
Eddie
Sadly 2-nil to the weather of late......cold + wet
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Re: UK Winter BBQing
keith157 wrote:We are working out a mnore secure method of fixing our gazebo after nearly losing it despite 40Kg of weights on the legs. Due to the wonderful design of our garden we can't put it against the back door but may have to revamp the garden layout in some way for next year................
Keith, would you be able to put some expansion eye bolts or wedge anchors into your patio?
My smoker has been moved into the greenhouse for the winter, works a treat!!
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It's worth a try, we were redesigning the garden , okay buying a small shed, so we'd have to work out a semi-permanent location. Eye bolts are a great idea, never heard of wedge anchors and having googled them I think we might give them a try in the spring. Thanks 
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I bought a sort of bivouac for use when camping during the summer. Managed to lash it over my brick smoker so that it provided a large dry area underneath.

It looks like I'll probably need it again as I've taken the plunge and I'm starting to sell BBQ at a local Farmer's Market in about 10 days time. Might need snow shoes, too.

It looks like I'll probably need it again as I've taken the plunge and I'm starting to sell BBQ at a local Farmer's Market in about 10 days time. Might need snow shoes, too.
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Which market???
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Berkhamsted Farmer's Market on the 16th.
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Good luck, might pop over weather permitting 
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Nice one! Would be good to meet.
I'm hoping that the cold weather will give people an appetite for hot BBQ.
I'm hoping that the cold weather will give people an appetite for hot BBQ.