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this place is a big place where digging for moclay is made for commercial purpose and the moclay is being used for cat-strey and for tiles inside the fireplace...
We are allowed to walk there and look for fossils and when we were there nobody were working...but trucks use to drive in and out on working days....
We buried a large amount of toy dinosaurs and creepy crawlies in this sand box and provided shovels for the kids to dig. Anything they dug up, they kept. Made for an interesting and slightly different party game :)
Digging a couple hundred holes for new coffee trees. Sometimes digging by hand is actually more efficient than bringing in fancy equipment. My neighbor was digging holes at the same time but these guys actually went faster than his backhoe.
Let's hope the hunt lasts til this evening for another night of even more wacky digging in the dark.
At the beach I always experience an irresistible urge to dig large holes in the sand with my feet. Then, like a bad citizen, I tend to walk off and leave without filling them in.
South Beach, South Fremantle, Western Australia.
Sgt. Bovenchekov of the 39th Army Relief Corps whacks a wooden post into place with his shovel while Lance Corporal Korotney of the First Army puts in benches. (Both members of Unit K)
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Long time ago I used to take pictures of Holes .This fascination of digging deep.watching things happening from above.those tiny creatures.big turning small.memmories of Archaelogical digs.looking for potsherds,coins,ancient buildings.hurting the earth,injures of dirt,open wounds.
When I was a kid and someone would dig a hole the saying always was that they were, "digging to China." I'm not sure where the saying came from. All Alice found was more sand, heh.
21 weeks 4 days
DIGGING IN - A groundbreaking was held for Stagecoach Rehabilitation, part of Senior Care Healthcare Group, Oct. 25 in Bridgeport. At the event were (from left) Dr. David Ray, medical director; Dan Marick, administrator; Dr. John Richardson; Dr. John Riberio; Max Ludeke, CEO North Texas Community Hospital; and Brandon Emmons, Bridgeport city manager. Messenger photo by Joe Duty
12-09-09 343/365 We got walloped; 14+ inches of snow over the course of the storm. Two days ago we still had bare grass. Hello Winter!