Triple Chilled Wood Print

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Triple Chilled by Kathy K. McClellan is a photograph taken for Day Thirteen of the Thirty Day Container Challenge. This is a square image.

Three ice chests, also called coolers, are stacked up in front of a fence waiting to be used. Ice Chests are made in several sizes to fit different cooling needs.

These insulated plastic boxes are made to keep food and beverages cold when ice is added. Handles are included making these chilled boxes portable.

Fill coolers with your favorite drinks, food for a picnic or camping trip, top off with crushed ice and load them up into your car or truck. You can then enjoy a snack, sandwich or cold beverage on your next adventure.

KeppenArt promotes Fine Art and Literature and offers for purchase photography prints, decor and other merchandise featuring artwork by Kathy K. McClellan. An official Biography for Kathy can be found at keppenart.com. Fine Art America is the fulfillment company for KeppenArt. When you order from this site you become FAA's customer since they do the printing, framing, shipping and billing for the site. They also provide the 30 Money Back Guarantee. To protect your privacy FAA will not share your name, phone number or e-mail address. Please e-mail Kathy at kathy@keppenart.com to share your purchase experience. She loves and appreciates e-mails and feedback. Thanks! COPYRIGHT NOTICE These photographs do not belong to the public...