Last Monday, the Husbear and I rented this little beastie for the week.
Which led to seven days of terraforming. Kind of.
We had the driveway damage from the heavy rains this summer to correct. And attempt to put new barriers in place to help stop that from happening again. Hopefully.
Something about the above picture made me think of this…
You’re welcome.
Here’s a better visual, hopefully, of everything the Husbear worked on this week. It’s the “from space” view.
Our five acres is outlined in red. What you can’t tell is that entire property is on the side of ridge. The property slopes at a fairly good angle from the lower right corner of the image to the upper left corner of the image.
The yellow lines are the trenches that the Husbear dug to channel future runoff. The light blue curves are the berms/dams that will eventually fill behind with rain runoff and become large ponds. (The green dashed lines are valleys that run down the ridge.) The purple areas are sections where land was leveled.
Here’s hoping this corrects the runoff issue we have been having.
Until next time...
Big machinery is big fun!
The Husbear had Tonka Trucks when he was a kid, amiright?
Exactly! Nothing like a boy and his tractor/digger/grader etc…
He looks so happy! 🙂 what he accomplished is very impressive though. Well done to both of your!
Where was your archaeological monitor?!!!!
Archaeological monitor? Hahahaha!
Wow what hard work.
Husbear looks so happy. And what a huge task! I like the way he dresses, he can come do my yard work anytime 😉
You guys are amazing — and Robert really does look like he’s having the time of his life!
What kind of pheasant is that? It’s beautiful.
It is a Yellow Golden Pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus mut. luteus). I think he’s pretty.
Thanks, I thought ring necked pheasants were pretty, but that golden guy is much prettier.
That looks like a ton of fun! Really nice work guys.
Thank you sir!
That’s no berm. That’s a dyke!
No. There’s not enough flannel. 😉
(Bad Erik, I know.)