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Posted: **25 Jun 2013, 11:37**

Hello all.

Just found this forum and thought I'd join straight away instead of lurking in the shadows.

I've always been a fan of cooking outdoors with camping, days out in the forest and at the beach with the dog. I've also done a bit of slow cooking meat in a crock pot and thought I'd try doing the same on a BBQ. So here I am for some pointers.

Ian

P.S. I also love making stuff in my shed rather than buying the real thing and I'm in the process of making a mini homemade version of a Cobb BBQ. :ugeek:

Posted: **25 Jun 2013, 12:06**

Welcome to the forum

Posted: **25 Jun 2013, 13:06**

Hi Ian and welcome, there's a great bunch of guys on here, lads and lasses alike.

Posted: **25 Jun 2013, 14:03**

ian6760 wrote:Hello all.

Just found this forum and thought I'd join straight away instead of lurking in the shadows.

I've always been a fan of cooking outdoors with camping, days out in the forest and at the beach with the dog. I've also done a bit of slow cooking meat in a crock pot and thought I'd try doing the same on a BBQ. So here I am for some pointers.

Ian

P.S. I also love making stuff in my shed rather than buying the real thing and I'm in the process of making a mini homemade version of a Cobb BBQ.

A Welsh Womble? No insult trust me, Si (cyderpig) is our resident Bristol Womble concocting UDS & Cold Smokers from apparant junk with great sucess

Racks of Ruin (Phil) are sponsored by Cobb and he produces some fantastic food from his. Keep us updated there are some serious selfbuilders who need a fix now and again of other people's ideas 8-)

Posted: **25 Jun 2013, 15:17**

Welcome to The Forum

Posted: **26 Jun 2013, 08:53**

Thanks for the welcome guys, I like the Welsh Wobble tag that really does suit me and my love of tinkering.

Cheers
Ian

Posted: **26 Jun 2013, 12:01**

ian6760 wrote:Thanks for the welcome guys, I like the Welsh Wobble tag that really does suit me and my love of tinkering.

Cheers
Ian

Don't forget the "m" it changes the meaning quite a bit

Posted: **26 Jun 2013, 13:17**

keith157 wrote:
ian6760 wrote:Thanks for the welcome guys, I like the Welsh Wobble tag that really does suit me and my love of tinkering.

Cheers
Ian

Don't forget the "m" it changes the meaning quite a bit

Oh yer I see what you mean, although a Welsh Wobble is also quite a suitable description of me to.

Posted: **26 Jun 2013, 14:01**

Hi Ian

Welcome to the forum.

Gav

Posted: **26 Jun 2013, 17:57**

From one Womble to another.
Welcome
Si

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