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The lonely robot is making a break for it, digging a tunnel under the shop. I do sort of wonder why he doesn't just walk out the door.
I'm digging over the last bit of the garden at the moment, so that we can plant grass seed in there. Tough work, but satisfying.
The first day's digging is in the foreground. It dried out a lot overnight. You can see the color-change against the two piles of dirt from today's digging.
Digging the truth. A Mountala’s consumer is answering questions for the customer satisfactory survey held by the municipal water company and ESP
It's been a long time since I've had a chance to post any photos on flickr. We've finally moved into our new house and seemingly digging out from a snowstorm every other weekend. We had a small storm last weekend and a big one in the forecast for this weekend. This is a shot of J doing a second pass on the driveway in the evening.
Here they are digging through the back to reach the storm drainage runoff. Wolfgang was supervising.
I will be helping a friend and neighbor with his garden
We tilled the soil today and he gave his elderly dog a chance to dig, which doggie apparently loves.
His wife put that love of digging to work when they lived in North Carolina and hhad doggie dig holes in the thick clay soil for their roses
A peanut digging demonstration during the National Association of Plant Breeders meeting on the UGA Tifton campus.
By Clint Thompson
8/29/19
Bronx Center for Science (BCSM) and Mathematics Senior, Sakile Broomes, digs the latrine for a new school in Mali. The school was funded with donations raised by BCSM students and was built through the buildOn afterschool service program.
In honor of National Public Lands Day 2009, Toyota and Audubon employees came out in droves to volunteer at the Audubon Center at Mitchell Lake. Volunteers spread mulch, removed debris, and planted native plants - improving the environment for humans and wildlife alike!
Still digging a month after beginning, here with my daughter providing some wonderful help. Hard to find time to build a wall when you have two children. My son, two months old at this time, was on the sidelines supervising. The ground was packed full of fill such as giant rocks, not to mention tonnes of roots, so it was much harder than it looks. It would have been much easier renting a mini-backhoe, however me and Elizabeth enjoyed our project, and there was less time pressure not having to worry about returning some rental equipment.
The second day with the digger digging the foundations and all is going to plan. Apart from a slight problem with a small water pipe which was easily fixed!