Pirate
Old And In The Way
Registered: 02/21/07
Posts: 2644
Loc: Missouri
Back 60 years or so when I was a kid we were allowed to go bare footed when the dogwood trees started to bloom....well.....out side my window I can see dozens of white and pink dogwoods blooming....grass is fresh green....time to take off the shoes and go bare foot, run thru the grass..pick a daffydill...
#592884 - 04/07/1311:03 AMRe: Dogwood Trees
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steveg
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Registered: 04/19/02
Posts: 26731
Loc: D'OHio
Last year we had an early Spring. Temps hit high 60s - mid 70s before mid-March, and the Dogwoods and everything else just exploded overnight! This year, not even close — until today. Low 70s outta nowhere after weeks of much colder weather. I just came in from the patio where I was sacked out in just shorts soaking up some preliminary rays.
#592889 - 04/07/1311:21 AMRe: Dogwood Trees
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steveg
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Registered: 04/19/02
Posts: 26731
Loc: D'OHio
Gotta get me a new grill. Sold my a Weber Genesis last winter. Beautiful thang, but way too much grill for my needs now. My X used to prepare multi-dish meals — even pizza — but for me, a steak, a chicken breast, a couple of burgers, or the occasional potato or veggie mashup for one (my kid doesn't care for BBQ). I'm going back to charcoal and a good ol' Weber Kettle.
#592906 - 04/07/1301:32 PMRe: Dogwood Trees
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Jim_ Number 9
Registered: 04/21/02
Posts: 12539
Loc: Columbus OH
I love my charcoal Weber, 20? years old, it's maybe time for new grates but it's a tank, it will probably be in my Estate sale.
I've considered getting a small gas one for convenience for when I'm in a hurry, or if I need extra grill space for company, but I've been saying that for 20 years. And one would need to have friends to have company.
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