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8 years ago

We have just purchased a property and the previous owner was making the photo attached into a BBQ. He has started it but hasn't completed it. Any ideas where he was going with this? As I'm confused as to how he was making it into a BBQ!

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Tom Flanagan
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Hmm - that doesn't look like a BBQ! Maybe he was going for pizza a oven instead? ;)
hortonhearsawho2013
8 years ago
Or maybe was he going to put a fireplace with chimney up high (away from children) and put logs in the spaces below?
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