Rusty Barrel

starting at €90.00

In the spring, it was customary to burn the branches and twigs that had fallen during the autumn and winter storms in metal barrels. Before paper and cardboard were recycled, many combustible types of waste were also burned. It was exciting to watch how the surface of the barrel reacted as the burning progressed. Although metal barrels served for a long time, heat treatment accelerated their rusting. Observing this was an interesting activity.

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In the spring, it was customary to burn the branches and twigs that had fallen during the autumn and winter storms in metal barrels. Before paper and cardboard were recycled, many combustible types of waste were also burned. It was exciting to watch how the surface of the barrel reacted as the burning progressed. Although metal barrels served for a long time, heat treatment accelerated their rusting. Observing this was an interesting activity.

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