Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Mucking a dive hole

Muck: v. to clean up; especially to clear of manure or filth ...
Merriam-Webster online search

Although there's a difference between ice crystals and manure, the process of slinging debris is the same: Scoop it up, and flick it aside. In these photos, Claire shows how it's done.

First, scoop out dislodged ice using a dip net.

Then drain water from the ice and give it a toss!


Alternatively, you can fling the ice into the air and pull away the dip net. Mucking gives your forearms and shoulders a good workout...


1 comment:

  1. The next thing you need to learn how to do is muck your swimming pool back in Albany!!!

    love,
    Jeremy

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