Where are we today ?
This morning started with a nice 1 mile walkabout as the sun came up, then a quick trip to Blythe for a few things and another good deal on a chicken for tonight's supper.
We have a good friend George (yes there is lotsa George's around) stop by for a nice visit. He is from the Clarence New York. I met him many years ago when I began stopping by his Store (Adventures in Heat) for some very tasty and exciting hot sauces. Stopping in usually once a year I would stock up on my sauces and chat with George for a while if he was not too busy in the store. He was interested in our RV lifestyle.
Last year he sold his business and another nice couple took it over and renamed it Smoke, Fire and Spice. So now it has freed him up to travel and visit people. And we are one of the people he choose to come visit on his roadtrip (no rv yet).
Now George sold some many high end BBQ's , cookers and smokers in his store along with the spices rubs and sauces. Also a great promoter for Oinktoberfest which we have yet been unable to attend. He wanted to have a good BBQ'd meal from my Weber Q. So I said I would try. First thing he did when he got here was to check out my Weber Q. Before he even sat down, he used to sell them in his store at one time.
Love his License Plate |
looking good |
yummy |
And I think George enjoyed it too! |
Was great to see you again George hope we can do it again next time you are in the area. Travel safe and enjoy the journey.
Thank you all for stopping by as well, hope you are enjoying some nice weather wherever you are.
Check out the interactive map below to see where we have been this Fall and Winter..
Your fame as a Master Griller has spread beyond your blog for someone like George to stop in. That is what you would call a special visit and I am sure that before long you will see George in his own RV.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
It was a very special visit, he will most likely buy an Rv just needs to find the right one yet.
DeleteBBQ is my favorite... right up there with pulled pork. I like the rostisserie chicken here, but truth is... yours looks better.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon, If you can't BBQ your own chicken, rotisserie is the next best thing.
DeleteSounds like a very special visit and perhaps he will catch the irresistible RV bug from you.
ReplyDeleteI think he has the bug just want to decide his needs before jumping in.
DeleteThat license plate is neat.
ReplyDeleteNow I know why last night's post was...having too much fun to post. Fun takes priority over posting any day!
Thats for sure, sometimes life gets in the way.
DeleteAn interesting visitor, George. I am sure you were able to give him a truly good overview on RVing.
ReplyDeleteGeorge is a very interesting fellow.
DeleteDinner looks great! If you're ever in Greece, you'll notice that 90% of the guys are called George (Costas).
ReplyDeleteYes you are right, I know quite a few from Greece but have never been there.
DeleteNice to know that you and your Weber Q are a living legend! I bet he enjoyed that meal, it sure did look delicious.
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LOL . I guess these things happen by accident. I am sure he enjoyed it too.
DeleteHis new spices were nice too.
A living legend indeed!
ReplyDeleteHa ha not sure how that happened?
DeleteGreat to meet with an old friend. That chicken was huge. Seems like more of a turkey.
ReplyDeleteIt was hugs lotsa leftovers and soup, not bad for $4.50.
DeleteHow's that soup coming along? You hit the nail on the head about the time flying by. Had a great time with both of you. George, I hope you felt OK this morning. You probably needed the mile walk. Hahahahaha! Again, it was a delight & be sure to tell you "happy hour" friends how much fun it was. Especially the verbal sparring & the telling of long stories with John.
ReplyDeleteThe soup was great for lunch!
DeleteI felt great this morning and my mile walk in before 8 am as usual.
Glad you enjoyed your time here and hope we can do it again sometime.
Enjoying that Ballast point ale, sure has a nice kick to it with the Habanero peppers.
BBQ is my favorite too.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a smoker or would try that.
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