Smokehouse Pins and Buttons

Smokehouse at Crook Peony Farm, Pottsville, TN

These collages reflect on different modes of survival: wilderness survival, emotional survival, intellectual survival, physical survival, and so on.

Smokehouse- original design by Christian Bernal

Finest in Laketown since 2770(third age). “We know the smell and taste of Dwarf.”

From a sauce bottle

smokehouse blues

I'm Only Here For The Smokehouse Brisket Meal

© Richard Bean 2008 McCurdy’s Smokehouse Mulholland Point Light Lubec, Maine Mulholland Point Light Campobello Island, NB, Canada At one time, the shoreline bristled with fish weirs, wharves, canneries, and smokehouses like McCurdy’s, the last commercial smokehouse in the US at the time it closed in 1991. The small lighthouse across the channel is Mulholland Point Light on the Lubec Channel. Campobello Island, Canada. Captured August 9, 2008 4:11 PM 3 exposures Sigma SD14 Lens: Sigma 12mm-24mm f/4.5-5.6 EX DG Aspherical HSM Exposures: ISO 50 Focal Length: 17mm f/20 Aperture Priority 1/10 sec 1/13 sec 1/15 sec Final processing with Lightroom Classic 2020, Photoshop Classic 2020, and various plugins.

A cheeky take on one of Dark Histories most popular episodes and a bit of dark humour injected into the line-up with an homage to the Raft of Medusa episode. Fine dining for the shipwrecked. Everyone loves a bit of BBQ, right?

Traditional homemade pork sausages hanging in a smokehouse

Southern BBQ is also known as smoked meat.

Smoked Bacon

A cheeky take on one of Dark Histories most popular episodes and a bit of dark humour injected into the line-up with an homage to the Raft of Medusa episode. Fine dining for the shipwrecked. Everyone loves a bit of BBQ, right?

I'm Only Here For The Smokehouse Brisket Meal

Waterclour painting of Whitby

Ynys Gorad Goch or "Red Weir Island" dates from 1590 and was traditionally a weir which acts as a fishing trap and one of the fishermen's cottages on the island was a smokehouse. In the 19th Century, a bell by the Anglesey shore summoned a boat to carry visitors across to enjoy a 'Gored Whitebait Tea' which comprised a pot of tea, brown bread and butter and whitebait ‘fried in a basket’, priced one shilling... Shame it doesn't exist today!

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