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Before the tank digger goes in, she can assist moving fresh bins under her helpers, digging a hole for her to crawl into.
Both diggers start at the bottom hole and dig their way up to the upper door that opens inward. Then, they can both dig in.
Spent the day chiselling chunks of wayward concrete from beneath the fence, chopping up the cement base exposed when the flags were lifted, gathering up the gravel from the troughs either side of the garden and digging soil that backs up against the breeze block pen.
It's donkey work, but it will open things up. The garden is shaping up nicely.
My sister has a small flock of chickens of various types, including a pair of leghorns one of which is seen digging in the garden.
After huge winds in the storms of the past few weeks, Bayshore residents and property managers begin the gritty task of digging out. Sand blows like snow on the Bayshore spit. It just doesn't melt.
Digging the hole to plant this blight-resistant chestnut seedling. This seedling was planted in the open space between the Pennino and Herrity Buildings on the Fairfax County Government Center complex.
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Water drilling rig at work at night. Boring/Drilling rig working at night always makes you wonder if you are still on earth. It looks more like as if it's some rover exploring mars or some other remote planet.
Plenty of Princess Mary's gardening tools were on show in her garden room - and they were needed for the terrace garden.
My sister has a small flock of chickens of various types, including a pair of leghorns one of which is seen digging in the garden.
Excavating at Hierakonpolis, the City of the Hawk, the largest site from the Pre- and Protodynastic period (3800-3100 B.C.)
Here is their website.
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Catlin Arctic Survey
Climate change science expedition
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Wild Bear in Glacier Bay National Park
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7.5 x 10" colored pencil and PanPastel drawing.
My husband posed for this picture, shovel and all, in our kitchen back in spring. I had a great idea - wouldn't it be funny to have an animal well known for burrowing, like the badger, using a shovel? This is the little story I made up for him:
"With babies on their way, the old burrow would be far too small. Mr. Badger scouted far and wide until he found the perfect spot on a grassy hillock, just underneath a large tree. Digging a burrow large enough for two adults and wee ones was not an easy feat though, as Mr. Badger brushes his brow. Despite getting all covered in dirt and dust, his effort will be well worth it."
He is a North American badger. I changed his facial markings slightly as I thought the natural markings would make him too mean. I also had to adjust the proportions - my husband is sufficiently round for a badger, but too tall!
Finally having a deck built onto the house. It is February and the ground is frozen solid. This was a lot of work by four strong guys. These are the first two holes they dug for the posts.