A Burger
 

It's not too often these days that I treat myself to one of these delectable sandwiches but Saturday, I got on the RX3 and headed down the hill to our little Volcano General Store. I'm not sure of the exact history of the place but I think in its original version, (probably prior to many burn-downs), was built somewhere around the 1860's, like much of the town.

Long story short, the lady who runs the store makes a mean burger. Local beef, done just the way a burger should be done, grilled inside a rock oven built from local rock that you can see standing just on the other side of her. Yum...

Hungry now?

Looks great .

coors light? really? :p

No Miller Lite there....and it's icy cold. You just grab them out of the cooler when you want one and bring the caps to the register. Honor system. Kinda neat that way.

God bless you 2LZ. Great pic, really tells the story.

looks great. we had local store that did burgers too. no longer after changed hands. funny you mention burn downs, seems to be recurring theme with the restaurant grease fires around here

that really have the tavern look and feel. thanks for posting

The only thing that would make that pic better for me would be a local IPA.

Thanks to 2lz I am firing up the big green egg and making some burgers tonight .

"starving"

Big green egg?

It's a charcoal egg shape bbq ,that happens to be green ,google it and you will see its awesomeness !

Good to know. I thought you may have has a Dr. Seuss type malfunction in your refrigerator ;-)

It's truly an awesome thing ! It can be adjusted more precise than your electric stove ,it can sear at 800 and smoke right down at near zero degrees ,my son likes to cook good food and he made me get it for him last fall .

And price :tdown:

Where I live they are about $2000.00 ,I got lucky with mine I bought it from a lady that somebody gave it to her as a present ,she didn't figure it out and only tried it once or twice ,I paid $250 for it .