Been a busy afternoon here. The dead-end road sign is in front of one of our houses. Drove up past doing well-ness checks and to find out why some “dead-enders” (insider joke between us friends) had not cell phoned back.
Had to power ax my way into one place past five downed cedar trees. Used the vehicle to do some cell phones recharging.
May seen strange to most here but true dead-enders like it that way and are not much bothered when the end-of-the road, power-goes-out.
They mostly like their peace-and-quiet. All woodheat and just fall back to; electricity-without.
They fall back to roof collecting for water. (I gift water filters that do not get used)
They fall back to kerosene lamps for lighting. (I gift wind-up radio/lights that do get used some)
Sigh.
I’ve lost friends to burn-downs.
And self-food poisoning.
Everybody has a right to go to seek their own heaven,or hell, after their own fashion.
Steve Unruh
I made this to fit a Weber gas grill, in place of the optional rotisserie. It’s motorized, at a very slow rotation speed. It holds enough chiles to make gallons of spicy salsa. Being that it’s mild steel, I seasoned it thoroughly before use.
Works on other stuff too… I tried onions and tomatillos in it, and they worked just fine. Could probably roast any vegetable this way, if it’s not too delicate to roll around.
White Christmas here rain turned to snow overnight. Those that wanted one got their wish. My wish is for them to come clear my drive…
But let us count our blessings rather shovel a little snow than watch my house get pushed into a pile like they’re doing in the south
Merry Christmas All
May the Lord God Of All Bless You this year and for ever more. Thank You all here on DOW for your input of words, knowledge and friendship. Happy Birthday Chris.
Bob
Merry Christmas everybody 