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Olde_English
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just wondering...
what is the best way to keep snow over the summer?
i can probably get a bunch but i dont know if it will melt or not if i just put it under a couple of tarps over the summer...
any advice?
Mar 21 2010 7:13PM
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Olde_English
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sorry about double post but +k for good answers
Mar 21 2010 7:14PM
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Evilchris
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don't store it. Just get it from the local ice rink when you need it.
Mar 21 2010 7:21PM
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EmperorKuzco
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put it in the freezer ;)
Mar 21 2010 7:22PM
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.Duncan.
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I think in a TC episode they put snow from an ice rink under an insulated tarp thing, sorry i don't remember exactly what it was.

Mar 21 2010 7:26PM
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-AP-
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nasa technology
Mar 21 2010 7:27PM
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.Duncan.
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Space age cold containment material to be exact.
Mar 21 2010 7:47PM
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ericman
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ye a tarp will help but check this site they have fake snow on it

www.backterrainpark.com

Mar 22 2010 7:12AM
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ericman
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sorry the link doesnt workwww.backyardterrainpark.com/

Mar 22 2010 7:13AM
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Scott0_robot0
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yea man this isnt the best way but there are these things called concrete blankets just one would be enough but that will keep snow or ice rink shavings cold forever.
Mar 22 2010 9:58AM
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Olde_English
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great suggestions
now does anyone wanna tell me what the dopest setup to make is??
Mar 22 2010 11:27AM
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Mr.Huck
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Cryogenics!
Mar 22 2010 11:32AM
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