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Horses and muddy field
Hello -
I've got a problem with the soil outside a stable getting eroded by the horses. Originally the concrete ramp in the pictures below was level with the field, but 15 years of horses walking through mud has create a large muddy hole (about 3 metres square). It's difficult for the horses to get in and out of the stable. So far, we have the following ideas: 1) Fill the hole in with compacted soil. Presumably this would have to be repeated every few years. 2) Extend the concrete ramp with more concrete. This might be hard work if DIYed, and expensive if done professionally. Any ideas on how the ramp should be constructed? 3) Filling the hole with gravel or similar is not acceptable, because it would injure the horses' feet. 4) Constructing a ramp from wooden sleepers might work, but slipperiness would be a problem. Any comments on these ideas, or better ones? http://i39.tinypic.com/15cyj6d.jpg http://i39.tinypic.com/2nrq4xh.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/34jf6df.jpg Thanks |
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