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takeit4granite
Oct 29, 2002, 7:00 PM
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Last year I created an ice farm by hanging some old fencing off a granite overhang and twisting it into a tube. It froze into a killer ice pencil about five feet thick!
(there is a photo of it in this years Black Diamond catalog with my friend getting a chunk of ice in the head)
Does anyone else have experience farming ice?
What have you done for top ancors? Chains? Bolts?
This year I am planning to expand with several lengths of chain hung in the hope of making a flat steep curtain.
I'll post some photos when we are in business!!
Let it Freeze, Let it Freeze, Let it Freeze!!!
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sauron
Oct 29, 2002, 7:11 PM
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Using chicken mesh fencing, you ought to be able to create the ice curtain as well - I'd imagine this might work better than using lengths of chain..
YMMV.
- d.
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bradhill
Oct 29, 2002, 7:35 PM
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I've heard of guys running a hose up and coated the trunk of a big cottonwood tree on one side with 5-6" of ice.
Not consistently cold enough here in Boulder to make this worth the effort.
BTW: Love the pic and caption in the catalogue!
[ This Message was edited by: bradhill on 2002-10-29 12:17 ]
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