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The ibises are usually located on the coast, by a beach where humans hang out. In Queensland, the council typically provide free BBQ facilities to cook your lun
by jon_adler 4y ago
The ibises are usually located on the coast, by a beach where humans hang out. In Queensland, the council typically provide free BBQ facilities to cook your lunch. It’s often a great experience. The free BBQs are electric and on a timer, with a flat grill. I’m guessing this is the type of BBQ the hapless steak was stolen from.
- contingencies 4y agoMany NSW beach BBQs are gas AFAIK. I guess this is because buried high voltage infrastructure costs more to install to remote locations than an occasional gas bottle change.
- soperj 4y agoYes, I understand that. I don't think I've ever seen an Aussie with a grill that has a lid though? It's all flat grills.
- skissane 4y agoThe LPG BBQ on our back deck has a lid, and our setup is very common. (Keep in mind when we say “BBQ” we usually mean grilling, which is not what many Americans would call “BBQ”.) If you go to Bunnings and look for a BBQ, heaps of them have lids.
- primax 4y agoMost backyard grills will have them. It's just culturally people use the public parks and facilities a lot
- tomhoward 4y agoAlmost all of the barbecues you can buy now at Bunnings or Barbecues Galore (probably the two biggest Australian retailers for barbecues by far), have lids/hoods. https://www.bunnings.com.au/products/outdoor-living/barbecue https://www.bunnings.com.au/products/outdoor-living/barbecue https://www.barbequesgalore.com.au/barbeques/free-standing/ https://www.barbequesgalore.com.au/barbeques/free-standing/