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Topic	It is too much work to bbq in the winter.......soooooo
GastroFan 12/28/19 9:00:32 AM #20:	wolfy42 posted... Mostly it's the very annoying grill cover which is very hard to put back on (it's not that bad taking it off). Once it's no longer raining all the time etc, I can start grilling again, but for now, it's just not worth the hassle. I understand where you're coming from, though. A long time ago (and I know this dates me some) I knew of someone who'd moved from Australia to the Chicago suburbs. What really freaked me out, though, was when I looked out of my balcony window and saw him barbecuing during a snowstorm (I kid you not) in either December or January (can't remember which, shirtless. I've heard the Aussies are a bit 'touched' but that cinched the claim for me. <cite>GastroFan posted [p:932151890] in It is too ... [t:78286806]...</cite> <quote>wolfy42 posted... </cite> <quote>Mostly it's the very annoying grill cover which is very hard to put back on (it's not that bad taking it off). Once it's no longer raining all the time etc, I can start grilling again, but for now, it's just not worth the hassle.</quote>I understand where you're coming from, though. A long time ago (and I know this dates me some) I knew of someone who'd moved from Australia to the Chicago suburbs. What really freaked me out, though, was when I looked out of my balcony window and saw him barbecuing during a snowstorm (I kid you not) in either December or January (can't remember which, shirtless. I've heard the Aussies are a bit 'touched' but that cinched the claim for me. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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