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Some pics I took last May that I forgot I had taken of a halibut trip and a BBQ chicken cook on the beach. Cook Inlet was "Glass" that day. A mile out, 37 feet of water. Deep Creek 7 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr Even my best fishing buddy caught his limit. Deep Creek 6 by Alaska Weber...

Found this on Craigslist for free. Added a three hole air vent on bottom then added dog dish with holes to block ash instead of placing ash pan underneath. Side holes near top of bowl came standard with the Smokey Joe Platinum (original, discontinued and now called Jumbo Joe). Below is the test...

Got an economy model for free on Craigslist. Chopped the legs so I could grill while sitting at the camp fire. It's nice to relax with a drink without having to get up and BBQ (man am I getting lazy in retirement). https://www.flickr.com/gp/97609396@N07/5c7Sy7

When I first looked at the Craigslist add for a $50.00 18" WSM I said to myself, "Self that is a great price for an 18" WSM". But as I looked at the photos, it appeared the door on it was bigger than an 18" WSM. Then I thought, it can't be? I made contact with the seller who was actually selling...

An F-Code Green Kettle. In pretty clean condition so didn't take before clean-up photos.https://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/albums/72157679731897141

Thought I'd start a thread showing where the Any Where goes. Fall '13, Kenai Lake South Central Alaska.https://flic.kr/s/aHsjYiCrrS

Just a few picks to show what I use to rub and inject my shoulders. The blood orange vinegar, Worcestershire sauce and orange juice is a fantastic injection.https://flic.kr/s/aHsjXF4s2r

22.5 Golds for $50.00.http://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/sets/72157635668901936/ The first day I went by they were on sale for $75.00. I went by a second day to see if they dropped the price of the Jumbo Joes and found they dropped the price to $50.00 on the Golds. I am officially a Hoarder.

The legs on my 1968-'70 26.75 Copper Mist were pretty wobbly so I looked around for metal shims but couldn't find any at the big box stores. A mechanic told me about starter shims sold at Napa. The shims came four to a carton and were under $4.00. I tapped one end of the shim into the leg...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/97609396@N07/sets/72157634574194074/ Picked this 18.5" (1979) on CL for $10.00.

I'd like to see photos for long & slow cooks with charcoal & brick set-ups in the 22" kettle.

I've read where others paint jobs have failed. I'm hoping someone who has had successful results (multiple cooks with no paint problems/discoloration) can tell me what paint was used and how it was done. Thanks.

I posted this question on another thread with no response. I'll try again. Since Weber does not sell the brick red Smokey Joe in the USA ( even though it's made in the USA), does anyone know of a company who will ship one to the USA? Again, why isn't the brick red Smokey Joe sold in the USA...

Does Weber sell products at the Huntley plant? Do they give tours?

Red brick Smokey Joe Anyone know of an out of country business which would ship a brick red Smokey Joe to the US? Also, why won't Weber sell the brick red SJ in the US?