Ice harvesting like it was done in the 1800s on Pennsylvania farms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2019
- Before electricity and electrical refrigeration arrived in rural America in the 1930s, farms across Pennsylvania relied on harvesting their own ice from farm ponds to meet their refrigeration needs through the spring and summer.
"Born of cold and winter air and mountain rain combining!"
See everyone when this randomly gets recommended in a few years
Frozen made me search this up lol and they made it look effortless compared to real life hahaha
It’s not boring! It’s so incridible!
He has the handle in the wrong position. It’s supposed to be parallel to the blade. You stand on the side of the saw when cutting so you don’t get covered in water when you pull back on the saw. We still cut ice every year in Raquette lake NY.
heard they only had a 10% loss when storing the ice in the basement during summer
Saw this done once for a commercial fisherman back in the 60's. It was March and the ice was over 2 ft thick.
Bored looking at igloo cooler air conditioners. Last guy says “harvest ice like great grandparents”, I’m like what?! lol… anddddd Another item for my bucket list! This is awesome.
Watch this not appear in people's recommended years later
Dwight Schrute finally got to do his ecoturism
That child sounds like there getting pulled into the void
hello my fellow kids how u doing on this fine recommended evening?
POV: You're Kristoff.
I wonder what kind of shoes they wore. It would have been dreadful to slip into such a small inlet while working! That aside. Those damned kids kept screaming. Would love to see an adult only viewing.
What did the people in Florida do though?
I would have cleats out there
What kind of saw is that? And how would one score the ice without that contraption? Basically asking how one would do this nowadays without a chainsaw?
I Never seen the ice!
Everyone’s saying recommended stuff so I’m putting in my two cents
It's called a trident 🔱 .