Tent Rock Canyon. Nuevo Mexico
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Abiquiu Lake, Northern Nuevo Mexico
This is on a little dead end road that stops at the Blazin-M Ranch and Farm. Looks like on weekends they put on an old west style Dinner and show, they also sell produce directly from their farm. I just love about any old and weathered sign.
Looks pretty darn green for a desert to me. You guys been getting some rain for sure!
Most of the year that would be pushing it I think!
Lori and I were talking about just that. We're running over to So Cal next weekend and she mentioned that the hills will probably be brown and grey compared to here. But, truth in advertising makes me post this before and after. In almost all my photos I adjust the mid and highlight shadows and also use the HDR adjustments and saturation levels. Not to the degree that most of ibglowin's pictures have been tweeked but enough to strengthen the original colors and brightness. After and before attached.
Definitely more eye pleasing with tweaks.
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I agree. I have two homemade drum smokers so I can smoke big quantities of meat. But the Weber handles it all. This one is the basic, cost me $59 several years ago. I had a nearly new high dollar gas grill and a friend said, you buy the basic Weber and you'll never use that gas grill again. So I did. The gas grill has been in the garage, unused, since. Every July 4th, Lowe's has a charcoal sale and I load up. Good for the year.
Dammit Jim!...... Said in a "Bones" Voice. I was going to buy a new one when we move again but now I'm thinking I really need to go pick one up tomorrow, BBQing burgers Sat night after all...... (if lori says ok that is)
Mike
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+1 for the Weber.... Tossed the ~20 year old one when we moved, and the new one now has ~5 years on it.
Replaced the gratings on the original one at ~15 years.
Replaced the gratings on the original one at ~15 years.
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"Started" to take the dogs for a walk.... got about 50' and had to return to the house for help.
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Looks like it’s seen a bad day
Taste like chicken?
It feels like we up and moved to Seattle this AM. 61F and 85% humidity......... Storms again this afternoon.
My in-laws in Lake Havasu city have a couple of Ocotillo Cactus in their yard that I've alway loved. Looks like will grow in our climate also.
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Now when I take the dogs for a walk, I have another friend along...Smith Wesson.
As I assembled this today I realized I've never owned a Webber Kettle in my life. I think I had a couple of cheap copies in my younger days but is actually a pretty nice unit. Went together perfectly, no missing pieces and can't wait to fire it up tonight. I was going to get the base model 22" but Lori pushed the one that was one step up. Don't know if it's worth it or not but it has the folding grate, thermostat and built in ash catcher. Whelp, time to turn on the misters, golf on the patio TV, grab a beer and read the instructions.
Mike
PS Thanks Jim, now I'm not the only one here without one!
Mike
PS Thanks Jim, now I'm not the only one here without one!
I think its definitely worth it with all the added features especially the folding grate and temp gauge.
