Pictures of your BGE's

Bryan · January 2000

Hi everyone,[p]Several of you have posted pictures of your set-ups in the profiles. I really enjoy these and hunger to see more. How about everyone who can, update your profile and/or post a picture of your BGE set-up. I am sure that I am not the only one who wants to see how everyone else is set-up. We may get an idea or two from others on how how to make our set-up work better. If you need help, I have seen several that can instruct you on how to do it. You need only ask. Someone in this group will surly answer.[p]Bryan

Bryan · January 2000

Forgot this.[p]

Nature Boy · January 2000

Bryan,
I built a wheel-able table that I park in the garage. nothing compared to your Humpty Hotel. If this picture works, I like this shot. Egg in Nature, when I hauled big humpty to some remote campsite in West Virginia.[p]My profile.
Nature Boy

Grumpa · January 2000

Bryan,[p]As you know mine is a replica of your idea and you were very kind to offer e-mail assistance to me in constructing my little masterpiece. I will be forever grateful to you for your help and orginal idea...right down to the coke bottle opener :~) Here is a picture of the finished project and I will add it later to an re-newed profile when I come up with it.[p]Many thanks and all the credit is yours.

Grumpa · January 2000

Nature Boy,[p]Hey NB...I really thought you would be taller than that according to your reputation :~) Nice shot of you and your best friend!

Harry · January 2000

Bryan,
I know there were instructions here awhile ago on how to post pictures, but I can't seem to locate them. I've got the picture scanned in to my computer, but need to figure out how to get it on the group.
Thanks,
Harry

Nature Boy · January 2000

Bob,
Thanks.[p]Reputation?? Not sure about all that.
Naw. Just a tad over 6 feet.
Yeah, that is my green buddy. I think it was my friend's wife who said "we have to take a shot of a boy and his egg!".[p]So me and it. And nature.
Something about cooking out there was wild. Everything tasted better. No electricity. But humpty was pulling his load.
One of my fondest egg memories. [p]Another great memory of that trip was the day before we left, I posted about bear-proofing my egg. A wild thread ensued about possible methods on keeping the bears away from my egg overnight. Yeeee ha!
NB

Smokin' Todd · January 2000

Bryan,
here's some pic's of Cornfed's rebuilt soldier...[p]http://biggreenegg.com/wwwboard/messages/33949.shtml[p]http://biggreenegg.com/wwwboard/messages/34097.shtml

KennyG · January 2000

Bryan,[p]Humpty is now parked in the garage for the winter. He has just finished his last year in this outdoor location and looks forward to moving into his new facility in Spring. Although not designed yet, I hope to build something approaching the elegance of your setup.[p]K~G

Tim M · January 2000

KennyG,
I like the stainless door - I need to get one of those for Mr Dumpty who lives outdoors here year-round.[p]Tim

Tim M · January 2000

Nature Boy,
Seems to be a little trash all over the ground. heeeeeheeee[p]Tim

Tim M · January 2000

Bob,
Your roof material was made up the road 3 miles from me. They just recently changed the name - it was Onjulean (sp?). Good looking area - and out of the rain. Well done.[p]Tim

Grumpa · January 2000

Tim M,[p]It has been thru the entire summer and a good part of the winter and still looks brand new. I am pleased with it so far. I want to tile my table tops to match either the egg or the roof and plan to do that this spring. I will also be adding a small egg under there this spring to increase the flexibility of cooking. Thanks for the compliments. I like the folding side tables you have on yours. They were not available when I first bought my egg.

YB · January 2000

Bob,
We are off monday,i will be coming to Atlanta to pick up a small egg and nest to go with my large and mini,my wife thinks i'm nuts.
YB

Dr. Chicken · January 2000

YB,
so does mine! She's ready to have me commited, along with the Eggs! But she got to thinkin' 'bout what she'd do for "devine" eatin' she's been getting off the Eggs. She decided to think it over![p]Dr. Chicken

Nature Boy · January 2000

YB,
My wife is also wondering about me.
I think deep down inside she is glad I am cooking more, but picking up that new small egg, and new goodies really set the tone. Kind of like tools. Guys need them bad.[p]NB

Grumpa · January 2000

YB,[p]The sad truth is she is probably right, along with my wife's identical thinking. We are nuts! All this to cook good food but it sure is fun, huh?

Smokin' Todd · January 2000

KennyG,
Why dont u Egg in the cold months? Just courious...

YB · January 2000

Bob,
I just look at my wife and say,a man needs such as that,she gives me a goofy look and walks off shaking her head.
YB

YB · January 2000

Nature Boy,
You can't just sneak these in the house,and say,what this old thing,they stand out like a sore thumb.
YB

Nature Boy · January 2000

YB,
Good point. I just buy the stuff, and deal with any minor consequences. She gets over it pretty quickly!

Dr. Chicken · January 2000

YB,
I think you'd have a better chance of sneakin' a girl friend in than that excuse! She knows ya too well!!![p]Dr Chicken

YB · January 2000

Dr. Chicken,
I just wonder when i get 3 if i will want 4 like JJ and Bill.
YB

Dr. Chicken · January 2000

YB,
Probably! Now, surely we're talkin' BGE's not girl friends![p]Dr. Chicken

KennyG · January 2000

Smokin' Todd,[p]Oh but I do! I simply roll Humpty out to just inside the garage door and fire him up. The same garage fridge that keeps my PBR cold has a big box fan on top of it to blow the smoke out the door. Out of the wind and elements until the warm weather returns, Humpty never goes more than a couple of days between uses. [p]K~G

djm5x9 · January 2000

Nature Boy:[p]Lucky you! Mine is a little tougher . . . I guess the middle portion of Vietnam produces people with longer memories?[p]

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