| Barbeques, on the railway and elsewhere - ongoing discussion Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 19:42, 28th June 2026 |     |
If anyone mentions BBQs, I shall ... I shall ... No - just please don't.
| Re: Barbeques, on the railway and elsewhere - ongoing discussion Posted by TaplowGreen at 20:08, 28th June 2026 | |
If anyone mentions BBQs, I shall ... I shall ... No - just please don't. 
I would imagine last night's match in New York may have had more than a little influence on crew availability today......football matches where beer is involved have previously been cited by those in the know as a contributory factor!
That's not to say of course that said match, given the late kick off was not preceeded by food prepared outdoors over charcoal on a type of grill?
| Re: Barbeques, on the railway and elsewhere - ongoing discussion Posted by broadgage at 00:22, 11th July 2026 | |
If anyone mentions BBQs, I shall ... I shall ... No - just please don't.
I would imagine last night's match in New York may have had more than a little influence on crew availability today......football matches where beer is involved have previously been cited by those in the know as a contributory factor!
That's not to say of course that said match, given the late kick off was not preceded by food prepared outdoors over charcoal on a type of grill?
A minority of outdoor grills use LPG or even electricity to produce a similar result to charcoal.
| Re: Barbeques, on the railway and elsewhere - ongoing discussion Posted by bobm at 08:29, 11th July 2026 | |
As opposed to me who uses electricity to make food look like charcoal.
| Re: Barbeques, on the railway and elsewhere - ongoing discussion Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 02:09, 12th July 2026 | |
I am now wondering whether I should set myself yet another target, of moving and merging some various previous posts into a definitive 'barbeque' topic - perhaps 'on the lighter side', here on the Coffee Shop forum?
CfN.
