Heated driveway

[Steve M]

Steve when are you getting a heated driveway or you should get a chilled one

Yea, I'm having the system they use for ice rinks installed so when I blow snow it will stick!

[Mike D]

Yea, I'm having the system they use for ice rinks installed so when I blow snow it will stick!

Why fight the snow? Forget the heated driveway; install a gondola instead.

[Charlie]

i think they should do the auto road with the heat

[Brad]

i think they should do the auto road with the heat

We do seem to have plenty of hot air around.

[Charlie]

maybe there are some hot springs a couple 1000ft down they can tap into


just think if the road was like your driveway then they can keep the top open all year

[Patrad Fischroy]

Actually the Conway Granite is rather high in natural radioactivity. As susch it is a little "warm" on its own. In the late 70's it was looked at as a potentially mineable source for uranium.

[KD Talbot]

MW is made up of gneiss, quartzite and mica-schist. You'll have to look somewhere else for Conway Granite.

KDT

[Mike D]

MW is made up of gneiss, quartzite and mica-schist. You'll have to look somewhere else for Conway Granite.

KDT

Conway would be a good start. The Conway variety of granite is pinkish, which I gather inspired the name "Redstone", which is part of Conway.

[Patrad Fischroy]

Conway would be a good start. The Conway variety of granite is pinkish, which I gather inspired the name "Redstone", which is part of Conway.

It was the old Redstone Quarry that I was referring to, my reference was to a geothermal test bore that was drilled there in the late 70's. It did not pan out all that well, but in theory that formation could be used for energy production. While large scale energy production may not be feasible now, I thought a simple snow removal project could be workable.

[Steve M]

MW is made up of gneiss, quartzite and mica-schist. You'll have to look somewhere else for Conway Granite.

KDT

Thanks Kevin, Bill gave me the height, and now you've given me the ingredients needed for the mountain I'm building in Florida.