A common question

[bugsy714]

Back in the day, I recall a fellow who poured molten metal down ant hills and then dug up the metal form when it cooled. I don't recall what metal he used. The resulting shape was dendritic and quite impressive. He used to sell them at the sale barn.

I think they use aluminum


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[rsrocket1]

ant nest casting, widespread and popular art

[stitchnicklas]

I tell them its like socal in mid 80s,but more freedom, better people and democrats are a big to step on.
Was able to retire from construction and become a corrections officer too

[1911Rick]

Almost the first thing my wife and I noticed when we moved to Idaho 3-1/2 years ago: great to see. Prepares the young for a better life or at least a good a life as will be left to us after the left is done.