Sound ideas is on location in Haliburton, Ontario recording the sound effects of dynamite explosions.
A series of blasts of explosive charges will be used to turn this solid rock wall into gravel.
Workers begin by clearing water from the more than 100 blast holes that have been pre-drilled to hold the explosives. Next they place the initial charge attached to a long fuse into the blast hole. They then set the main charge on top of the previous one. Finally they pack in a third layer of explosive material to fill the rest of the cavity and when the "all clear" is given, the explosions begin.
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