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Pond Digging 101
Lesson #4832 - When digging a pond hole, do not deposit dirt in trailer near
new pond hole. I have a small trailer, maybe a cubic yard or so in size, sitting next to the pond hole. As I have been digging, I cart the dirt (aka clay) away and use it around the yard. The trailer sat there all winter and apparently gained some moisture which made it quite heavy. Saturday, I went out to do some more digging. As I began to toss dirt (aka water soaked clay) into the trailer, I did not notice I had placed more on the backend then on the frontend of the trailer. As the trailer filled with dirt (aka really freakin' heavy water soaked clay), it began to tilt on it's axle. Moments later the entire trailer of SUPER HEAVY WATER SOAKED CLAY dumped...right back into the hole. This does not bode well at all. -- BenignVanilla Never test the depth of the water with both feet. tibetanbeefgarden.com x-no-archive: yes Remove MY SPLEEN to email me. |
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