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thomas rubino

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Location: latitude 47 N.W. montana zone 6A

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posted 4 years ago

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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.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/rocksliz/

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Sonja Draven

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Location: PNW

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posted 4 years ago

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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!

The wishbone never could replace the backbone.

Jeanette Leuers

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Location: France. Bretagne

posted 2 years ago

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Thank you whoever Im talking to, I seem to be signed on to Permies looking at excellent Rain Chains.

John F Dean

master steward

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Location: southern Illinois, USA

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Hi Jeanette,

Welcome to Permies.

Some people age like fine wine. I aged like milk … sour and chunky.

Chris Kay

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Location: West Yorkshire, England, UK

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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?

Perpetual Growth Regenerative Horticulture. Grow in peace.

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