I’ve been
told by those in the know I should start a blog. I’ve agreed to give it a go,
on the condition I don’t have to stick to droning on always about Beauclaire.
So be warned!
It’s been a
long time since those days of travelling to dozens of rallies and shows up and
down the land in a battered old horsebox loaded to the gunwales with the bits
and pieces that made up the first Beauclaire. Rain, mud, sleet, snow,
hailstones – and the occasional glorious week end of uninterrupted sunshine.
I started
out on my own, like a lot of my colleagues. In fact, before graduating to the
rallies and shows, I was queuing up at the local airfield on Sunday mornings.
And that was in an old estate car. What was I selling? One size of gas burner,
which was enamelled, and one size of cast iron griddle, which was NOT
enamelled, so you can imagine the havoc when it started spitting with rain!
Then,
somewhere along the line, Lisa joined me…some will even say that after that the
Beauclaire really started to be recognized as the best-by-far camping BBQ
available.
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