There are lots of online guides out there describing how to build snow caves, why write another one? Well, to be honest, most of them are pretty bad. I've made a fair number of snow caves now - often digging by myself to sleep the family - and I think I've gotten pretty good at it. Some caveats:
The GearIn addition to food all the other winter camping stuff, for snowcaving specifically, you'll want:
LocationYou want to pick a good spot:
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10/6/2021 02:25:05 pm
I didn't know that temperature could collapse a hole. I need to hire a crew to dig a pool for me. I'll have to consider getting a contractor with past excavation experience.
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3/2/2023 04:14:18 am
Try everything stated here; you'll know how easy it is to dig the perfect showcase most efficiently. This is the only technique that is as efficient as this.
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