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Hi All;
Liz makes beautiful 8' long rain chains to replace your gutter downspout.
She could only sell them in person as she could not get any good photo's.
She recently hired a professional photographer to give it a try.
We are pretty happy with his results!
Here is a link to her shop.
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Getting one of these is on my wish list when my house is done. I've bookmarked her site. Her stuff is lovely, Thomas!

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Thank you whoever Im talking to, I seem to be signed on to Permies looking at excellent Rain Chains.
 
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Would someone be willing to post a link to video of a rain chain in action?
Do we consider rain chains a subset of electroculture?
Is there any evidence of lightning scarred rain chains?

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I love a rain chain.  This is even more beautiful than the ones I've seen in the shops.  

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Those are gorgeous.

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Earlier today I was contemplating how to make a rain chain. No hope of making any as lovely as these ones...

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Beautiful work.  Good luck getting some sales.

One thing I always wonder about, does a rain chain have to be vertical, or could it have a gentle slope?

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Thank you for sharing.  I love rocks and those are pretty rocks.

It would be fun to sit and watch how the rain trickles down to find those rocks.

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