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Post  Dune 11/7/2010, 4:01 pm

I remember when I was young my uncle send me to pick so vegetables from winter vegetable storage.
Storage was made in the ground about 3'-4' deep 2 ' W x 5'L full with sand, on top cover with straw
Inside there was many root vegetables . ... nice fresh looks like you just get it from a garden.

Anyone of you have better idea?
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Post  camprn 11/7/2010, 6:03 pm

I have been thinking about doing a root cellar, but that is as far as I have gotten on that project. This year I did canning, freezing and dehydrating to store my garden's bounty.
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Post  miinva 11/7/2010, 7:40 pm

Storey Publishing put out a great booklet called Build Your Own Underground Root Cellar by Phyllis Hobson. I love their booklets, I have at least a dozen of them. The ISBN is 978-0-88266-290-9. It's definitely on my "Things I Dream Of" list!
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