Posted by larry@stinescorner on June 19, 2012 at 16:14:05 from (71.125.64.130):
I have in my mind what to do with the blocks and limestone I posted the other day, I want to make a b b q grill with ,nothing fancy,just out of free stuff,and want to cook over a wood fire I trimmed a bunch of limbs and cleaned up the area where I made the picnic table from leftover stuff , My question is where do you all think I should locate the grill I could put it behind the table ,or to the left,next to the trees, Let me know what you think ,The last picture is some of the blocks I brought home and threw together an idea what the grill size would be,and the pieces of limstone would go on the top , Is it a good idea,or a pipe dream?<
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