What if it Snows?

And best Ribs at Poor Red's in Diamond Springs. l'm a former resident of Cedarpines east of Fiddletown 95629

 

Actully Red's is in El Dorado, also known to the local DSEDVFD as Station 41! Red's was the first to re-open with this "virus" stuff. They went through some dramatic changes in recent years. When Red died, he left the business to his 7 employees, but neglected to teach them the office part of the business. They got shut down for not paying taxes, local (business license) state and Fed (payroll). Took them a few years to get solvent. But they were a thinking group. Changed the parking lot into a patio with tables, moved a couple walls inside to open up the internal section, but never changed one single recipe. Still hold the Guiness book record of highest quantity of Galiano served anually (Golden Cadillac) along wth a couple other mixers that use Galliano. And those ribs!!!!!!!! same cook station from 65 years ago.....

 

Sportsman's Hall in Pollock Pines is pretty good too. We had some jobs in Ice House and Kyburz last year and we ate there a couple of nights a week.

 

Yall gonna put Dave's Pizza franchise selection in one end, or across the street? Virus is/was thin out west, so should be wide open for Truck Drivers Capital Investments. Just saying...

 

Lunchbox or "Lard Bucket"? That is what I used up to 6th grade in 1947.
Nice metal bucket, press on cap, and wire bail. Bout the size of 1/2 gallon
plastic containers for frozen stuff now.

 

Net don't show it, but I would swear I've seen one in Lexington, KY.
Got some family up there and been around there several times.

 

Wish me luck!
Waiting on my very first Level 1 inspection.

 

hehehehehe........"Luck has nothing to do with it, son...........".......blah, blah, blah.......
but luck is kinda cool too sometimes