Great South Carolina BBQ out in Ludlow

 This morning when I left Buffalo Bill's Casino and Hotel out at Primm, Nevada, it just seemed a real good day to take the long way through the Mojave National Preserve. The route took me through the Ivsnpah Valley and down to Kelso Depot, then over through the little town of Amboy and points west on Old Route 66.

When I got to Ludlow, I saw this man working his magic on a BBQ grill.


We talked for a few minutes while he made me a pork meat sandwich with a little heat🤠

Here is a sandwich photo after a small bite😉

It was a fantastic bbq sandwich, actually cleared my sinuses a bit.

He was setup to the side of the I 40 west onramp, lots of room for hungry truckers and buses to stop!

We talked about people living out on public land and he mentioned that he lives on his own land, totally offgrid. Really cool.

I also told him that I have said to my friends, if you see a brother cooking bbq by the roadside, you had better stop.

Otherwise, you will miss some fine cooking.

Here are some links for his fine bbq, sorry but just copy these into your browser:

www.mojave66bbq.com

@mohave66bbq

order@mojave66bbq.com

Morongobill





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