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Yeti Coolers

Ah, spring when a person's thoughts turn to outdoor activities. The ice chest isn't generally considered a luxury object but the Yeti coolers are designed to keep things cooler than many cheaper versions. The coolers have a a full two inches of polyurethane foam in the sides, bottom and lid to keep items cold all day which makes them great for use on boats when people stay out on the water for long excursions. It has a home freezer-style lid gasket that creates an airtight seal. Heavy-duty rubber T-latches and a self stopping, full length integrated hinge keep it secure in the roughest conditions. A leak-proof drain plug offers easy draining without leaks. It can be used to store food and drinks or bait and fish. It also has a large dry-goods rack to keep dry food cold while preventing contact with the ice. The new Tundra series is available in sizes from 35 to 420 quarts with prices starting at $225 and heading up to $895.

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Photo of Yeti Footprint Sold for �3,500

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Art

Do believe in the yeti? The infamous "Abominable Snowman?" I'm more than a little skeptical, but I can still get on board with this photo that sold at Christie's in London last week for £3,500 because it looks like a fun conversation piece.

The Abominable Snowman is in the same league as Bigfoot and the Lochness Monster, but art and photography don't always have to be about truth or some kind of deep meaning -- sometimes pure entertainment is reason enough to value something.

But I have to say, doesn't this look the footprint of a large teddy bear? Big round toes, no claws or anything...maybe it was just that friendly "Bumble" from Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer?

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Tags: abominable snowman, AbominableSnowman, foot print, FootPrint, legend, mountains, nepal, photo, photograph, snow, yeti, yetis