So, I have an old fridge currently sat on the drive. Single unit so I guess designed to be an under counter fridge.
I was thinking, given that where we live is fairly isolated I could bury it in the garden and move the log pile over it or if I was feeling adventurous one of the nearby fields in a hedgerow. With some earth over the top or one of the old broken pallets that's lying there allready it should make a decent airtight cache box. Any thoughts on this? Good idea or a waste of time?
fridge cache
fridge cache
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Re: fridge cache
It's a good idea, but think of using it as a root cellar too.
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Re: fridge cache
Like that idea. I'm guessing the fridge would need to be buried deeper though?
" those people who most want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job.”
― Douglas Adams
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Re: fridge cache
My first thought too. Perfect root cellar.Brambles wrote:It's a good idea, but think of using it as a root cellar too.