F FreeMike New member Mar 2, 2019 #1 We have several huge old vines on our property. Wife trimmed a dead 3" vine off a large oak, so I thought I would give it a try. All I can say is some of the best ever. Adds a little citrus to the Oakridge BBQ sweet rib rub that we prefer. Attachments 20190302_135643.jpg 45.1 KB · Views: 277 20190302_135552.jpg 48.9 KB · Views: 274
We have several huge old vines on our property. Wife trimmed a dead 3" vine off a large oak, so I thought I would give it a try. All I can say is some of the best ever. Adds a little citrus to the Oakridge BBQ sweet rib rub that we prefer.
old sarge Active member Staff member Mar 2, 2019 #2 Growing up in rural Ohio, we had vines growing all through the trees. It was the late 1950's. Johnny Weismueller was popular on Saturday morning movies. Guess what I did as a dumb kid after watching?
Growing up in rural Ohio, we had vines growing all through the trees. It was the late 1950's. Johnny Weismueller was popular on Saturday morning movies. Guess what I did as a dumb kid after watching?
F FreeMike New member Mar 2, 2019 #3 Same here Sarge. In Louisiana we swung across ravines filled with (real) quicksand. Probably weren't grape vines, thankfully.
Same here Sarge. In Louisiana we swung across ravines filled with (real) quicksand. Probably weren't grape vines, thankfully.
