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2016-04-15 01:19:08 I like ●●●●●●ng TV term ●●●●●● Red and Lyttle B●●●●●● ●●●●●●ally ●●●●●● Red B●●●●●● B●●●●●●e in 1949, when they moved their ●●●●●●al ●●●●●●rant, D●●●●●●âs B●●●●●●e, to ●●●●●● Shelby (the ●●●●●●rant moved to its ●●●●●●t ●●●●●●on in 1953). When Red died in 1966, Lyttle ran the ●●●●●●ss by ●●●●●●f until she was 80 years old and had to ●●●●●●. Today, their ●●●●●●er, Debbie, runs Red B●●●●●● B●●●●●●e Lodge with her ●●●●●●en N●●●●●● and Chase. They cook their pork over ●●●●●●y wood ●●●●●●ght, a ●●●●●● that has ●●●●●●ed ●●●●●●ged since Red Bridge's ●●●●●●g. The ●●●●●●rant is open W●●●●●●ay to Sunday, ●●●●●●g North C●●●●●●a ●●●●●●ue ●●●●●●cs like ●●●●●●ppies ●●●●●●ide ●●●●●● pork ●●●●●●ches. A ●●●●●●rd BBQ plate comes with a red, ●●●●●●r-based slaw and beans, and more ●●●●●●ous ●●●●●● can top off their meal with some ●●●●●● ●●●●●●g. |