The winner is Steve Searce (formerly known as DurangoSteve). Congrats!
The winner of the May Partner dutch oven giveaway is......
- Thread starter DirtyDog
- Start date
Congrats Steve! What's your first recipe?
chnlisle
Post Master
Great news Steve. I've got one and I know you'll love yours.
Overland Hadley
Contributors
Congrats Steve!
Steve Scearce
Contributors
Thanks DD and fellow Wanderers! I'm thinking a raspberry cobbler might just be the perfect choice for its maiden voyage. I've had my eye on the Partner DO for a long time. Very cool to now own one!
Overland Hadley
Contributors
I'm thinking a raspberry cobbler might just be the perfect choice for its maiden voyage.
Yummm!
Yummm!
craig333
Riley's Human
Mmmm, sounds good. When are we going camping?
Dughlas Stiubhart
It's good to be Stew
Thanks DD and fellow Wanderers! I'm thinking a raspberry cobbler might just be the perfect choice for its maiden voyage. I've had my eye on the Partner DO for a long time. Very cool to now own one!
How was the cobbler, Steve?
How was the cobbler, Steve?
Steve Scearce
Contributors
How was the cobbler, Steve?
Stew - It still exists in my dreams. We've been buried with getting the veggie garden going and nurturing the seedlings, so no camping yet. We're planning on meeting some pals up in the headwaters of the Rio Grande at the end of July. That will be the awesome Partner DO's first cobbler. Can't wait... for cobbler AND some beautiful San Juan high country!
Stew - It still exists in my dreams. We've been buried with getting the veggie garden going and nurturing the seedlings, so no camping yet. We're planning on meeting some pals up in the headwaters of the Rio Grande at the end of July. That will be the awesome Partner DO's first cobbler. Can't wait... for cobbler AND some beautiful San Juan high country!
Dughlas Stiubhart
It's good to be Stew
Stew - It still exists in my dreams. We've been buried with getting the veggie garden going and nurturing the seedlings, so no camping yet. We're planning on meeting some pals up in the headwaters of the Rio Grande at the end of July. That will be the awesome Partner DO's first cobbler. Can't wait... for cobbler AND some beautiful San Juan high country!
Maybe in July I should drop by the Rio Grande headwaters for some of that cobbler, eh? Any interesting peaks in the area?
Maybe in July I should drop by the Rio Grande headwaters for some of that cobbler, eh? Any interesting peaks in the area?
Steve Scearce
Contributors
Maybe in July I should drop by the Rio Grande headwaters for some of that cobbler, eh? Any interesting peaks in the area?
We'll save you a piece.
I have not climbed it Rio Grande Pyramid, but got a great view of it and La Ventana from Weminuche Pass a few years back. (http://www.summitpost.org/the-rio-grande-pyramid/151491) We're meeting another couple at River Hill CG and will likely do the Weminuche Pass hike again... though my personal preference is to hike down 6 Mile Canyon and flyfish my way back up the Rio to camp... every day. It's a fine piece of trout water and surprisingly uncrowded. Most folks seem to sit on their asses in the CG. Strange, but fine with me!
We'll save you a piece.
I have not climbed it Rio Grande Pyramid, but got a great view of it and La Ventana from Weminuche Pass a few years back. (http://www.summitpost.org/the-rio-grande-pyramid/151491) We're meeting another couple at River Hill CG and will likely do the Weminuche Pass hike again... though my personal preference is to hike down 6 Mile Canyon and flyfish my way back up the Rio to camp... every day. It's a fine piece of trout water and surprisingly uncrowded. Most folks seem to sit on their asses in the CG. Strange, but fine with me!
Dughlas Stiubhart
It's good to be Stew
We'll save you a piece. I have not climbed it Rio Grande Pyramid, but got a great view of it and La Ventana from Weminuche Pass a few years back. (http://www.summitpost.org/the-rio-grande-pyramid/151491) We're meeting another couple at River Hill CG and will likely do the Weminuche Pass hike again... though my personal preference is to hike down 6 Mile Canyon and flyfish my way back up the Rio to camp... every day. It's a fine piece of trout water and surprisingly uncrowded. Most folks seem to sit on their asses in the CG. Strange, but fine with me!
Barko served me some dutch oven cobbler from his Lodge when I met up with him down in Big Bend, so, you see, feeding dessert me has become a WtW tradition.
Thanks for the SummitPost link, Steve. The RG Pyramid must be a long hike if they suggest a bivvy at Weminuche Pass.
I have not climbed it Rio Grande Pyramid, but got a great view of it and La Ventana from Weminuche Pass a few years back. (http://www.summitpost.org/the-rio-grande-pyramid/151491) We're meeting another couple at River Hill CG and will likely do the Weminuche Pass hike again... though my personal preference is to hike down 6 Mile Canyon and flyfish my way back up the Rio to camp... every day. It's a fine piece of trout water and surprisingly uncrowded. Most folks seem to sit on their asses in the CG. Strange, but fine with me!Barko served me some dutch oven cobbler from his Lodge when I met up with him down in Big Bend, so, you see, feeding dessert me has become a WtW tradition.
Thanks for the SummitPost link, Steve. The RG Pyramid must be a long hike if they suggest a bivvy at Weminuche Pass.
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