Aloha from Hawaii

[Huskee]

A VERY belated welcome to The Pit, Sean!

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Thanks! Things are going good out here. Hopefully I can pull some up, been up MN in Jan for work and it was pretty cold.. The Walleye was Great.

[Spinaker]

Welcome to the Pit! How are things in Polynesia? Warmer than 45 and Raining, I bet? We'd love to see some pictures of your handy work on the beach. Glad to have you join up. Cheers from Chilly Minnesota.

[fuzzydaddy]

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[Shane Rakow]

Welcome from Nebraska, Sean!

[AZRedneck]

Aloha [email protected] and welcome to the Pit! I had some friends I met there working one year. They lived north Shore above Waimea Bay and Shell Beach atop Pupukea Hill. I miss Hawaii.

[MBMorgan]

Just passing through HNL to/from Maui. We had family there until a few years ago.

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Oahu, you been here?

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welcome sean, glad you're here in the Pit!

I'm looking forward to what you bring to the table, as well...

What kind of woods are you using, there? I'd think you'd play Billy Hell tryin' to get some of the ones from the great 48 locally, cost-wise.

We commonly use what we call "Kiawe wood" and "Guava" wood. Locally its all over so not a big deal to go get some

I did get the large bags of wood chunks from a local bargain store like $10 for 18lbs. Hickory, Apple & Mesquite (Habitat for Humanity) but it is not a normal product, infact nothing is in there. I think they are donated goods and materials so every now and than they have some great bbq deals.

[FireMan]

Welcome aboard sean808! Weather is weather, just that your perspective of weather & some of our perspectives is just a LITTLE different. Looking forward to pics of the beach & ribs & stuff. Enjoy the ride.

[Nate]

Welcome from Indiana

[LA Pork Butt]

Welcome to the Pit!

[David Parrish]

Aloha Sean! We're glad you're here.

[Danjohnston949]

@[email protected], Welcome to "The Pit"! You are Now Enrolled in the BBQ Univ.! Attendance and Participation are Mandatory! Enjoy "The Pit"!
Eat Well and Prosper! From a Backyard Cremator in Fargo ND, Dan

[Mr. Bones]

welcome sean, glad you're here in the Pit!

I'm looking forward to what you bring to the table, as well...

What kind of woods are you using, there? I'd think you'd play Billy Hell tryin' to get some of the ones from the great 48 locally, cost-wise.