Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

While tmd_87 tmd_87 is off to Alaska, I'll be off somewhere more exotic tomorrow, with its own rituals, language, wildlife, and food of course - Leeds Market! :D Like Taylor I'll be packing my Hartshead Barlow ;) Have a great Thursday everyone :) :thumbsup:

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tmd_87 said:
On our way to Fairbanks Alaska.
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Have a safe trip, have fun while you're there, and safe trip home... we will be waiting for pictures. 🤠 :thumbsup:
tmd_87 said:
A good dry rub, I smoked. At 150 for a little over 2 hours. Then an hour or so at 225. Added some BBQ sauce! Even my wife liked em and she’s not a big rib person.
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I will have to try a couple of hours at a lower temp next time. Thanks for the tip. 🤠:thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Thanks mate, sorry you didn't get a good night's sleep either :( I live in an old south-facing, which really heats up. When I went out this morning, it was considerably cooler in the morning sunshine, than it was indoors! :rolleyes: My pal was telling me he gave up last night, and went and slept outside on the kids' trampoline! :D I think the hot weather - Yeah, I hear all you Texans chuckling! :D ;) - is set to continue well into next week, with temperatures of 104 forecast :thumbsup:

Hope everyone is having a good day :) I walked into town before it got too warm, stopping for a coffee on the way...

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I picked up a few things in the market, and then met up with my pal for a Vietnamese lunch. After spending an hour with him, and went and bought a few DVDs, did some grocery shopping, and then went for another coffee, and a piece of apple cake, before returning back home :thumbsup:

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Hey, I won't chuckle at 104. That's hot anywhere, and you folks probably don't have air conditioning and ceiling fans like most places down here.
JohnDF said:
When my wife and I were first married, we didn't have air conditioning.
When the weather would get over 100 degrees, we'd sleep on the porch at night.

Very cool picture. 🤠 :thumbsup:
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Sleeping porches used to be a common thing in the days before air conditioning. Also, houses were built differently, with airflow in mind. I remember an old house we lived in for a few years with double hung windows and an attic fan. By opening or closing various doors and windows, you could control the airflow to either vent warmer air out or cooler air in. I found that if I closed certain doors, I could make my brother's door slam shut. 😆 He'd retaliate, and we'd go back and forth until Dad hollered at us to quit it and go to sleep. 🤣

Anyway, here's a chilly winter Lambsfoot picture:
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r8shell said:
Hey, I won't chuckle at 104. That's hot anywhere, and you folks probably don't have air conditioning and ceiling fans like most places down here.

Sleeping porches used to be a common thing in the days before air conditioning. Also, houses were built differently, with airflow in mind. I remember an old house we lived in for a few years with double hung windows and an attic fan. By opening or closing various doors and windows, you could control the airflow to either vent warmer air out or cooler air in. I found that if I closed certain doors, I could make my brother's door slam shut. 😆 He'd retaliate, and we'd go back and forth until Dad hollered at us to quit it and go to sleep. 🤣

Anyway, here's a chilly winter Lambsfoot picture:
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I love this picture
 
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