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Buttsmas Eve

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Just to be perfectly clear - I threw the rest of the the Cowboy Lump in the trash along with the Rockwood. Eucalyptus might see the trash can before long. 

 

LOL 

 

B)

 

BTW other than the smoke it looks like a good start. 

 

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1 hour ago, ckreef said:

Just to be perfectly clear - I threw the rest of the the Cowboy Lump in the trash along with the Rockwood. Eucalyptus might see the trash can before long. 

 

LOL 

 

B)

 

BTW other than the smoke it looks like a good start. 

 

Once it got up to temp it was fine, but that pic doesn't do justice to the amount of smoke it started out with. KJ big block doesn't compare.

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