Fortunately not. They can’t be damaged though, and there is unmarked fibre as well as earth cable randomly scattered throughout (none of which can be damaged either…). We had to pump constantly to see what we were doing, and nobody would commit to where might be safe to dig a sump
do you do a lot of digging jobs? thought you were mainly trees and scrub clearance.Fortunately not. They can’t be damaged though, and there is unmarked fibre as well as earth cable randomly scattered throughout (none of which can be damaged either…). We had to pump constantly to see what we were doing, and nobody would commit to where might be safe to dig a sump
This was Tuesday night (dry all day but pumps constantly running) - the cables we needed are just visible 18’’ below the fibre duct.
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Historically no, but I’ve somehow found myself digging loads of ponds over the last 12 months, and am being used quite a bit by an electrical engineering firm who look after wind and solar farms.
).Lucky to have ground mats there otherwise the place would be a right mess.
Believe me until I tidied a bit it was shocking 8 to 12 inch ruts in what I've called quick clay stand in 1 place for more than 10 sec you'll struggle to get out. Had both feet stuck earlier in week took 3 to 4 min to get free
sounds like our ground up here - sucks yer boots into it - horrible clagBelieve me until I tidied a bit it was shocking 8 to 12 inch ruts in what I've called quick clay stand in 1 place for more than 10 sec you'll struggle to get out. Had both feet stuck earlier in week took 3 to 4 min to get free
She wanted her ice skates to do the canal
Take comfort...if it was here it be wet mush...hammering it down now
... -7C here last night .. drizzling currently 
Dumped out 8 tons of the same on a garden path last night for raking today - could use it as a bmx track at the momentroad gang in town this morning with road closed and had to walk Harper to nursery ... were there with pick and shovel trying to break up their 20 to dust pile on the pavement
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I was just here to post that link! Think the Red bit misses you. We are right on the edge of it. f****ng Rain.Storm Goretti brings 99mph gusts as red warning in force for parts of UK
Storm Goretti has brought 99mph (159km/h) winds and heavy snow to the UK, with tens of thousands of people left without power.
More joy on its way. Its bad enough now with the rain ATM. I abandoned work at 2pm quite impressed with myself I kept going that long!
