Well, if seeing a large hole open up in the ground, very slowly, is your thing, welcome aboardLoulou;1892193; said:Following this with great interest![]()
Post as many pictures as you can; with as many comments as you want. It's always very interesting to see a detailed building-up and hearing about the many ups and downs of a projectYanbbrox;1893236; said:Well, if seeing a large hole open up in the ground, very slowly, is your thing, welcome aboard
To be honest, it's not the sort of thread where I'm planning on many updates unless I make some considerable progress one day, it'll be more likely a weekly update of the growing holeComments, suggestions and questions will of course be answered. The fun will really begin when the hole is dug
As I'm posting anyway, I've almost filled a 4 ton skip with general crap that's been in the garden that needed clearing out, but I've left a bit of space for some more clay out of the hole, the patio isn't done, but that will be done on my next days off. In between this block of work I'm planning on doing a hour or so in the morning before I go in. As it's all pick axe and shoveling out I'm not expecting on making much process this week.
The hole is twice as deep as it was yesterday and it should be twice as wide in a few days, then I can get in it to get the depth down to the correct level.
Ok thenLoulou;1907438; said:Post as many pictures as you can; with as many comments as you want. It's always very interesting to see a detailed building-up and hearing about the many ups and downs of a projectInspirational and instructive.
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chris123;1914576; said:nice German Shepard and good luck with "THE HOLE"![]()