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MAKE A MEME View Large Image The constant cool temperature of the root cellar was critical to keeping root crops from spoiling. Typically root cellars were buried into the hillside to maintain a dark, cool environment year round kinda like our refrigerators do today. ...

The constant cool temperature of the root cellar was critical to keeping root crops from spoiling. Typically root cellars were buried into the hillside to maintain a dark, cool environment year round kinda like our refrigerators do today. ...

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