Recent content by Erik Tracy

Another series on Amazon Prime that is vg: Endeavour

Some good series but. Manifest (Netflix) Poldark (PBS Subscription, AppleTV, Fandango) Gotham (HBOmax, AppleTV, Fandango) Bates Motel (Amazon Prime) The Americans (Disney+, AppleTV, Hulu) The Following (AppleTV, Plex, Fandango) Justified (Disney+, AppleTV, Hulu) Vikings (Netflix) The 100...

I just checked Netflix on Longmire and it seems it is 'gone' - that's why I listed PlutoTV ("free" with commercials).

Longmire (PlutoTV) Darkwinds (Netflix) The Diplomat (Netflix)

What streaming services do you have now and are you willing to subscribe to ones you don't have? Or, are you looking for shows on free apps like Pluto or Roku?

Hope everyone is having a great Saturday/Labor Day weekend. Went to Sunny Grove Brewing in Santee yesterday to try some new beers and bring something home Flight of four for our tasting choice. Came home with a growler of their Hammerhead IPA - enjoying that now, watching some college...

My son was down for the weekend for Week 0 College Football kickoff. I did up some 123A beef plate ribs from my favorite butcher on the WSM. Bowl in, no water. 7lbs after some delicate trimming - hefty! KBB, post oak chunks, 250F target temp, SPOG rub, cooked to 208F and butter soft probe...

If the genre is expanded then - Modern "western justice" series (love the New Mexico settings substituting for Wyoming) Longmire (y) Crossfire Trail - made for TV movie Tom Selleck sits well in the sadddle El Dorado John Wayne's horsemanship on display - and some moving dialogue, imo.

The OP gets to set the limits. Does "cowboy movies" mean westerns, movies only or series, period or modern? Pretty big spread of genre.

Conagher -starring Sam Elliot Made for TV movie - stays very true to the story by Louis L'Amour.

Precious few markets in the SD area that actually have on site roasting. I remember visiting my parents who retired in Santa Fe, NM and driving around town with markets that had roasting stands - the aroma was intoxicating. I'd pay money to just sit and park and take in the wonderful smells of...

Just saw the first batches of Hatch, New Mexico green chiles in my local San Diego market. I picked up a bundle for roasting and dicing Just off the grill after roasting/blistering Peeled and diced This batch was labeled as "mild" (per family request this year), but it still has a...