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snow fence

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snow fence
n.
Temporary fencing composed of thin upright slats wired together, used to prevent snow from drifting onto walks or roads.

snow fence
n
(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a portable wire-and-paling fence erected to prevent snow from drifting across a road, drive, ski run, etc.


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Different types of physical fences like split rail fence, chain link fence, snow fence, and farm fence are available.
Solid wood privacy fences may be too expensive for some; and cheaper options include chain link fences, snow fences, and picket fences.
The art went from the bizarre (a series of snow fences, called "Park Fences," by Linc Cornell, where every third slat was painted a bright color and the fences were in a pattern that children would probably love playing tag through) to the strange ("Sentry," by Matt Evald Johnson - the plaque was smashed, and the name was written by hand on the base - which looked like a great auger drilling for water on the other side of the planet).
 
 
 
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