RE: winter protection
Most things I move somewhere... garage, now shed.
But since I only have so much room and some things are just too big to do
anything with... not all comes in. I tip some fountains so the water will
not freeze and crack them, others I wrap and usually put some styrofoam in
the wells.. it will crack before the object.
But I have found myself looking at 'stuff' and thinking... is this moving
and all worth this piece....
Donna
>
> I wondered what all of you do protect their outdoor artwork over winter.
> I usually lug everything in - stepping stones, statuary, plaques, etc. I
> also wrap the stone/cement bench, cedar adirondack chair, and one 85
> pound statue in tarps to protect from the elements.
>
>
> I thought I might be making unnecessary work for myself, but I noticed
> that one piece I left suspended from a tree over one winter is now
> showing some erosion of the material. Of course all these pieces have
> different composition, so maybe it was just that piece.
>
>
> So, what do you do with your outdoor decorations? Lug them in or protect
> them in any way? I'm in northeast Indiana, so our winters are often wet.
>
>
> Kitty
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