Sorry about the water temperature. Usually it's a little warmer.

Hahaha! In Michigan, BBQ just means “cooked on the grill,” and sometimes, “tastes smoky!” 🚀🦩

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! Here in Vermont, I can still say "Let's start the barbeque" without anyone getting offended...

Funny! We camped in the exact same site at Carolina Beach State Park last fall.

Love those homemade biscuits Cindy. Mmmmmmm.

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Tina! Even better whilst boondocking...

@arwbjw

Жыл бұрын

Yes it does. James body was returned to his family. He left a wife and 6 children. Is buried in Wyalusing PA.

“Amp Girl clearly does not care…” 😂 thanks for another fabulous video!

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! It's really funny to watch us boondock. Cindy is "careful" with our battery usage whereas I'm irritatingly obsessive...

Will be on the bucket list for sure - thanks for sharing

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! History is so wonderful - especially the lessor know places. Sure, Gettysburg is very interesting but the importance of Ft. Fisher is not something the casual historian buff might get...

Try visiting emerald isle, Atlantic beach and Ocracoke island. The ferry is amazing. Watch out for the golf carts on the public roads.

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! We've been to Ocracoke and the Out Banks a few times and love it. We'll add the other places to our ever-expanding list of places...

On my bucket list. Had 2 cousins ( brothers) in the 203PVI Co F involved in the Jan attack. One was wounded in the hand the other KIA. Thanks for the look around.

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and the interesting story about your family's involvement. We love history and stories like yours make it even more interesting. PVI was Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry?

@arwbjw

Жыл бұрын

That is correct. James Strong's body was returned to PA for burial. He left a wife and 6 children behind.

Cindy & Rich, we are at Gunter Hill COE campground this week in Site 22 on the Catoma Loop. We are not on the water, but we have a wonderful site. Always love the videos y’all produce and the gray tips y’all provide us! Safe travels

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Cotton Tales! I think we've mentioned that Gunter Hill COE is on our list to see someday. We'll hopefully be back down that way in the late fall.

Great video. Watching the amps was funny!

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike! Boondocking with Amp Man can be a trying experience...

There's nothing wrong with briquettes. That's the exactly what the "pit" bbq style is. IF you can find it, "Old Hickory" charcoal, it may be under the nature glo brand, it has Andrew Jackson's pic on the label. It's a very long lasting coal, long enough to do spare ribs. I've been using it for decades. FYI, The Rendezvous in Memphis uses briquettes...

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and sending some Briquette love my way. I'll keep an eye out for the Old Hickory...

Digging your channel.

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! We have fun making our videos and always appreciate it when others enjoy them as well.

Have you seen the mini egg for grilling, smoking, searing, griddle, and pizza with a stone?

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! We have considered the mini egg. When it comes down to it the egg weighs about 40 lbs. versus about 3 lbs. for my Smokey Joe which has a much smaller footprint size. It's a great product but the weight and size didn't work for us.

Coincidentally, the June/July issue of Cooks Country magazine (by Cook’s Illustrated) has a comparison of lump vs briquettes. They use science to analyze the pros and cons of each. I won’t give you their conclusion for fear of starting a lengthy debate in your comments section. But you might want to check out the article. I think it will appeal to your science mindedness.

@LuvSubbin

Жыл бұрын

Hi Linda! Thanks for watching. You're right - I certainly like the scientific approach. I will be looking up that article as soon as I am done with comments! Let's hear it for Team Briquettes!