Pequod

Of dirt?

Building.

You mean you don’t see it?? Good. Very good...

Six days remaining for this exclusive opportunity! Price on Craigslist will be higher...and NOT include Ginsu knives.

@SSgt93, are you located in Shampoo-Banana? Saw your instagram post with a ball cap indicating as such. If so, I spent 10 years of my life there getting eddiekated (didn’t take, it seems). If not, still spent 10 years of my life there getting eddiekated. Many fond memories of my time there. Here I am at Monticello airport. I sure hope it still looks like that.

My current back yard looks nice, but the surrounding area is insane with high population density and orange people. New backyard won't be as nice, but this is the surrounding area:

Yep, it’s true. Am relocating to the foothills of the Blue Ridge. The 32 is coming with. The 23 is not. Selling the following together for $4500. NOT breaking up the lot. Here’s the list and what it costs to buy new (not including shipping!). Olive & Gold Pebble 23 - $4,440 Teak side tables - $360 Sunbrella Cover - $170 Rotisserie Cradle - $160 Rotisserie Spit Rod - $134 Double bottom drip pan - $180 Baking Stone - $80 Warming Grate - $118 Extra Charcoal Basket - $144 Basket Splitter - $138 Total $5,924 Pebble KK’s are vastly superior to the rest, and olive & gold is the superior choice of pebble. This grill is a bargain at any price. Order now, and we’ll throw in Ginsu knives for FREE! Some evidence: I lied about the Ginsu Knives. My bad! This will be posted here exclusively for one week, then to the masses of Northern Virginia on Craigslist.

Well it’s done. Putting my 23 up for sale. Question is where to post on this forum? Want to post it here first for a week before listing elsewhere.

No, not Traeger! Everything they make is awesome! I saw it on Instagram!!!

Love it! Where I live, the darkness line is always white...in effect anyway.

Yep! Have a Dobsonian reflector and some nice eye pieces from my first go at it and always wanted to do astrophotography, but put that on hold until I could move somewhere dark. But that first attempt wasn’t a total loss. My daughter was a preschooler at the time and apparently loved those nights out so much that now she’s a physics and astronomy major, planning on an astrophysics Ph.D. I’ll give her the Dob if/when I acquire a new setup.

No! Most likely selling the 23, but keeping the 32. Enough for our needs and less to move.

Two things I wouldn't buy again: double bottom drip pan (used it once) and rotisserie cradle (I like the spit rod much, much more). Everything else gets a big thumbs up. A portion of that $4500 is likely to go to restoration of one of my hibernating hobbies -- astronomy. Used to have a decent telescope, but the Washington, DC area is too light polluted to see anything without driving an hour or two. Thinking I'd like to do some astrophotography from my nice, dark back yard.

Forgot a couple o' things from the original list: Olive & Gold Pebble 23 Teak side tables Sunbrella Cover Rotisserie Cradle Rotisserie Spit Rod Double bottom drip pan Baking Stone Warming Grate Extra Charcoal Basket Basket Splitter $4500 it shall be. Stay tuned...probably list as soon as I have a contract on the new place.

Thanks. That's what I was thinking.

Put a hold on a lot in a tiny town near the head of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Unless we chicken out (mmmmm...chicken...) we’ll have a contract on a new build by end of week. We’re downsizing a bit. Very likely I’ll sell my 23 before we go. So...help me price it. How much should I be able to fetch for the following: Olive & Gold Pebble 23 Teak side tables Sunbrella Cover Rotisserie Cradle Rotisserie Spit Rod Double bottom drip pan Baking Stone Warming Grate Haven’t added it up, but that’s gotta be around $5500 worth of equipment, all well cared for. Whatcha think?

Loafin’. Another 6 months and I might have a loaf I can present to guests.

Get behind me, Satan!

Really like the look of that. Perfect size. Got a link?

If he did, maybe he could become a Traeger “brand ambassador” on Instagram. Although last I checked that spot was taken by another KK’er. Not naming names...

It’s Hammo-Time!

Concur on two, although I did mine as 23 and 32.

That’s easy and happy to be of service. You need a grain mill. Fresh milled flour has been a game changer in my baking. The flavour (that’s “flavor” for ‘muricans) difference is an eye opener. Fresh milled whole wheat, rye, spelt, corn (corn bread and polenta!), etc. just can’t be beat. It’s like grinding your own spices from whole seeds and berries vs. the grocery store sawdust. You doubt? A demonstration:

What @MacKenzie said, plus add in a Sunbrella cover. Also get the basket splitter. Side tables are nice. Make a smoke pot a la @Syzygies. Agree with @tony b that the cold smoker is a nice to have.

The Day the Fire Died really needs to be a sticky. Maybe even a scrolling banner.