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Soil Dumping
I'm slowly converting my tiny suburban back area into a garden.
Progress is slowed because of a chronic problem of landscapers dumping unused overburden on it. I understand why, because our local landfill charges $200 a yard to dump the stuff. (Ask Me How I Know This.) I shovel and vacuum the dirt up off the clay, but a month later, I'm gifted with another half-a-yard of fill dirt, neatly distributed over the surface and pushed into the crawlspace under an outbuilding. Every week for the last decade, I've filled my garbage can full of this soil but the amount in the back yard is a constant, not a variable. The next larger trash can would cost me an additional $30 a month, which I don't have to spare. I have a Freecycle ad offering this clean fill but I have no takers. How would you solve this problem? Thanks! --Winston |
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