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How big is the biggest leaf pile in the world?
4feet
What is the biggest leaf pile ever?
The world's biggest leaf pile was as tall as a 7-year old built by 4 kids and their grandmother in the backyard of their Grove City home.
How big is the biggest pile of leaves?
i made one taller then my house and that is 18 feet tall and i have the Guiness plaque for the biggest pile
Was the Voltaic Pile important in history?
the Voltaic Pile was important because is was the start of electricity for the world.
Where are pile worms most commonly found?
Pile worms are found in temperate and tropical ocean waters. Most of the pile worms sold as bait in the United States come from the East coast. If looking to catch your own pile worms your best bet is to look under rocks exposed during low tide.
What is a type of carpet with a cut pile?
Cut pile carpets are generally found in Saxony carpets, also called plush or textured. They are also found in a frieze, also called twist or California Berber.
Which place ants found?
Ants can be found in ant piles,and ant piles can also be found in clear areas,such areas where they're are grass everywhere.If you see an ant pile and you are allergic to ants,you may want to get as far as possible from the ant pile.
Which awards has brisingr won?
It was awarded best bok in the UK 2009. But later my answer was awarded the biggest pile of crap ever.
What do you call a big pile of sand?
A big pile of sand is called a dune. There are dunes on beaches around the world, as well as in some deserts.
How do you make a nuclear reactor?
Very carefully. Sorry I couldn't resist. But... Nuke reactors are fundamentally piles of radioactive material (typically uranium) with some means, like graphite rods, to control the rate of fission in the pile. So we have literally a pile of radioactive bricks that have moderating rods thrust into them at various locations all around the pile. To slow down or stop the chain reactions in the pile they thrust the rods all the way into the pile. To speed it up, they pull the rods outward until they get the level of reaction they are looking for. Of course with large quantities of radioactive material, the nuke reactors must be shielded to prevent that toxic radiation from getting out in to the surroundings. For the shielding lead (Pb) bricks can be placed all around the pile. What I described above is a crude nuke reactor. Today's reactors are much more complex. But I actually saw such a crude reactor in action at a science fair in the State of Ohio while I was going to university in Cleveland.
Will there be riots if Obama loses?
I wish that I could have found out. I believe Chicago would be a massive pile of ashes if he had lost. Too bad...... I wish that I could have found out. I believe Chicago would be a massive pile of ashes if he had lost. Too bad......
What do you get with 24 wrappers?
A pile of wrappers!A pile of wrappers!A pile of wrappers!A pile of wrappers!
