Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Stranded in Liberty MO!! Help!!!
MountainMan
>Where would you look for woodworking/turning shops?? I may be there for a week - wife-ie is taking a class - I'm out on my own - all day long!! Yeah! I plan on a trip to Bryants bar-b-que and any other good bar-b-que restaurants I can find...
Other than Bryants, I don't know KC at all!!
Regards
The MountainMan
If you are man enough.....
Terry Daniel
>Try the chicken livers and eggs for breakfast. Most any restaurant in Liberty will have them.
TD
Re: Stranded in Liberty MO!! Help!!!
Jim Rutten
>Go to Turn about Wood. It's at 6609 ROYAL SUITE 101, PLEASANT VALLEY, MO. 64068. Trust me...you will be in your element. Tell Dan I sent you.
Re: Stranded in Liberty MO!! Help!!!
Dick Hines
>The only thing better is eggs and shad roe. But I would not turn my nose up at chicken livers and eggs.
Re: If you are man enough.....
Dick Hines
>I forgot about the grits. You have to have grits with eggs. Terry can you get just 1 grit or do they always come in groups?
after having the livers and eggs in Liberty
Terry Daniel
>i tried them in my restaurant in Tennessee. When we set them in front of the guy who ordered them he said" I don't believe my cat would eat that!" He didn't even try them. Actually, I thought they were pretty good.
Hey Terry
MountainMan
>liver and eggs? Yeah! liver with yellow mustard and eggs with lots of black pepper and a little salt!! We are tough enough to eat other body parts for meals - now and then!! Nothing like a plate of breadded Rocky Mountain Oysters!! With horseradish sauce or hot sauce!!
Regards
The One and Only MountainMan!!
Re: If you are man enough.....
Glenn Madsen in the SF Bay area
>I'm not big on chicken livers, but grits are good eats!
Re: Stranded in Liberty MO!! Help!!!
Steven Roxberg
>We have a Paxton's lumber, Woodcraft, Overland Tool, Turn about Wood.
If you are really up for a road trip Grizzly has a location about two hours south in Springfield, and there is a great woodworking store three hours north in Des Moines, the Woodsmith store.
And you can always email me and maybe we can meet for lunch or I can give you some local advice.
