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Markbb
Guest
Now that's the way to cook it all looks good....
Big V
Full Fledged Farker
Cool! :icon_cool
Grillman
is Blowin Smoke!
I'm not sure, but; I think that was actually an "Incinerator."
When I was a kid back in the 1960's here in Denver, Colorado;
every house had one of those in the back yard.
It was for burning paper, and other trash.
Then one day a Law was passed (I think) making them illegal to
use anymore; all trash had to go to the Dump.
Or; it really could be a real cooking pit someone made there
many years ago. Either way it looks like it works great for
doing some wicked Q.
When I was a kid back in the 1960's here in Denver, Colorado;
every house had one of those in the back yard.
It was for burning paper, and other trash.
Then one day a Law was passed (I think) making them illegal to
use anymore; all trash had to go to the Dump.
Or; it really could be a real cooking pit someone made there
many years ago. Either way it looks like it works great for
doing some wicked Q.
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Bushwacker
Guest
My First house in the high woods of RI was originally a 2 room hunting cabin with a fireplace in the house that was open on 2 sides (Kitchen - livening room) Out in the back was a fire pit shaped like yours, but made from round field stone, it did have steel studs sticking out inside the fire area. I had a cooking grid made that resembles yours. One time when I lit the wood to cook, a huge black snake came out of the chimney, scare the liveing hell out of me.we did have some good cooks out there..
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JamesTX
Guest
I like it! But bending over like that looks hard on the back.
BBQWildcat
Knows what a fatty is.
Man I would love to have one of those in my backyard to play around on... looks like you started off right.
Tuck
Tuck
Redwingsfn31
Full Fledged Farker
Is that lighter fluid? 
HumboldtSmokeBBQ
is one Smokin' Farker
copy that, raise it up with some bricks and you are for sure loving life.
Great looking set up though...something to be said about cooking on a brick oven/incinerator.
landarc
somebody shut me the fark up.
While that one does look a lot like an old incinerator foundation, I have seen some old WPA wood ovens and pits that looked like that. It was not unusual to build them so that the draft from the chimney pulled air in over the coals.
