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December 28th 03, 09:12 PM
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We have just started a crazy Harrison tradition - a barbecue during the
Christmas / New Year break. This year, we had it on Saturday. Woolly hats, mittens, table cloth pegged down against the wind. Temperature circa 6 degrees. But huge fun and thoroughly recommended. (Yannis take note. In case you hadn't already realised, we British are totally mad at times) Jack |
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December 28th 03, 10:19 PM
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On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 21:12:48 -0000, "Jack Harrison"
wrote: We have just started a crazy Harrison tradition - a barbecue during the Christmas / New Year break. This year, we had it on Saturday. Woolly hats, mittens, table cloth pegged down against the wind. Temperature circa 6 degrees. But huge fun and thoroughly recommended. Don't tell me you've got one of those butane patio heaters as well ! JPG (Yannis take note. In case you hadn't already realised, we British are totally mad at times) Jack |
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December 29th 03, 11:59 AM
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"JPG" wrote in message ... On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 21:12:48 -0000, "Jack Harrison" wrote: We have just started a crazy Harrison tradition - a barbecue during the Christmas / New Year break. This year, we had it on Saturday. Woolly hats, mittens, table cloth pegged down against the wind. Temperature circa 6 degrees. But huge fun and thoroughly recommended. Don't tell me you've got one of those butane patio heaters as well ! Of course not. No point having a winter barbecue if you modify the micro climate so that it resembles summer. How much do butane patio heaters cost? Just an idle query of course. Jack |
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December 29th 03, 07:51 PM
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"Jack Harrison" wrote in message ...
"JPG" wrote in message ... On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 21:12:48 -0000, "Jack Harrison" wrote: We have just started a crazy Harrison tradition - a barbecue during the Christmas / New Year break. This year, we had it on Saturday. Woolly hats, mittens, table cloth pegged down against the wind. Temperature circa 6 degrees. But huge fun and thoroughly recommended. Don't tell me you've got one of those butane patio heaters as well ! Of course not. No point having a winter barbecue if you modify the micro climate so that it resembles summer. How much do butane patio heaters cost? Just an idle query of course. I have BBQ (Braai)all year round for many years and the meat tastes just as good regardless. Regards. Rick. Jack |
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