A Goliath project on a David budget
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saltdog wrote:
'Patty Winter[_2_ Wrote:
If your English clay is anything like what we've got in California
(adobe), you sure don't want to be trying to dig it when it's dry!
Much as I appreciate the response and agree with you Patty, I must
clarify that my clay is very much Scottish and not English. Lol.
Sorry, "saltdog"! (Also sorry to not address you properly by name,
but I don't know what it is.) Dunno why I thought that the part of
the UK you were in was England. Well, if you folks get that referendum
sorted out, the difference will be even clearer. :-)
You have a point though. I never really meant when it was baked dry
though. I'm thinking that happens less in Scotland than it would in
California anyway.
LOL--probably so! It's in the '70s F here today, and it's February!
I just wondered if there was any point digging it
while it was efectively a pond.
No, you're right, it isn't. Wait until it's still soft but not soggy.
Good luck!
Patty
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