V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
how's that coming ? .... looked a bit of a 'mareThe landscaping on one I'm working on is around 250k with added radiation
Left hooker
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Well from when I last posted pictures we finally got to the drive to sort out once reducing everything to 300mm below found original drive built on topsoil so had to remove it all as it ended up from not far from formation level and took it down 1.6m below in certain areas to make sure the landscaper was happy it wasn't going to sink so by Friday we got drive back to where we started and contamination membrane layed at 300mm below finish level then put on 150mm of type 1 leaving 150mm for 100mm concrete and 50mm limestone sets to be layed
All while working over services and drains builder had installed which he knew was like that from trenching through it
Some off the clean rocky oversize could have been used to make it back up if head thought about it and saved us bringing in as anything below 300mm is under contamination membrane
Storrsy
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That explains the Cornish thenCopper
Tin
Zinc
Arsenic
Lead
Iron
Silver
Uranium
Wolfram
And a whole host of sulphides that make acidic water
But other than that everything is peachy
Storrsy
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Bugger!
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
It will get Glowing reviews when finished.
Left hooker
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What's the map referencing as that's missing
Storrsy
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Radon.What's the map referencing as that's missing
Lancs Lad
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Well. That's one thing we ain't got
Left hooker
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Ah yeah real short half life that stuff that's why we have uranium just lying around
JD450A
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There's more pitchblende loads in the ground than you would realise. One at the back of ashburton from memory. Quite scary when you realise how easy it is to find radioactive material.
They reckon South Terras would of been a exceedingly profitable mine if it had been exploited a few years later than it was.
Hg2702
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Kept me busy last week
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Lynchy
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doobin
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Bit of landscaping. The Sherpa is a landscapers best friend, especially on tight jobs.
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Lynchy
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The other drill broke down too,other firms have a container on site,spares to rebuild,not these guys,fitter from 200 miles away,bit tight with fat ass in trees,been two months since I was on this,landfill and water jobs taking toll on paint,noticed 100 hr HE machine I had last was poor too
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
got some lovely looking digging there Doob
Giles
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Storrsy
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Replacing the UJ in situ?
Giles
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New prop shaft ordered, old one disintegrated today
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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