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   LeeGrindinger | Nov 25, 2005 05:09pm | #1

   Sure it will. Moisture still moves at the temperature, just much more slowly.

   Lee

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   LeeGrindinger | Nov 25, 2005 05:11pm | #2

   By the way, I miss those nippy nights. We live in Montana and haven't seen 40 below in years. I really like the unworldly feel of things at that temperature.

   Where are you?

   Lee

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   MStehelin | Nov 25, 2005 08:57pm | #4

   We Live in the Yukon Territory. Beside Alaska - but in Canada.
   Yes I really like the "space man" quality of beeing outside at -40. Bundled up like a space man. All noises are amplified. The Northeren Lights are usually out. Last year, we took a cup of boiling water and threw it out into -40 weather and the effect is surprising. The water seems to instantly freeze and disolve into powder. I tried it with regular water and it won't work. It makes a funny wisp like noise.
   Cheers
   M. Stehelin

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   WillGeorge | Nov 27, 2005 05:25pm | #5

   Dang! I get cold if it is under 75 degrees!

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   Wilson | Nov 25, 2005 07:44pm | #3

   it is called freezer burn if it is food. True freeze drying requires the application of a strong vaccum to remove the moisture