re: BBQ Time (photos)

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you need to clean the crates of your grill

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They are almost gone. Actually, they are set number three and set number four is somewhere in my tool room. Brand new in a box and ready to go on the grill sometime maybe next year.

I do clean the part I'm cooking on before I cook on it.

All that rust keeps the iron up in your blood.



If you look at the photo of the vent, you'll see that I have an excellent grill brush, hanging on the end door handle of the fire box. Do I get any points for having a good grill cleaning brush? Sort of like partial credit on a physics test question?

If a golf ball is thrown (straight) upward with an initial velocity of 27 mph, how high will it travel and how long will it take it to return to the ground? How fast will it be traveling when it hits the ground?

Wouldn't you want some partial credit if you at least had a 9.8 m/s/s grill brush on that physics test?

I hate to scrub too hard. I'm too afraid I will scrub through the old worn out grill wires. Some of them are held together by little more than the rust. Lots of days I feel the same way about me (held together by not much more than the rust of time).