Cord
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Well, for step one, I'm happy to see that they scraped the topsoil off and stock piled it. Morons neglected that important step on my project.
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fordmantpw
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Oh yes, we've got the topsoil piled separately from the subsoil. We have 6 decent piles of topsoil plus 1 HUGE pile. You get quite a bit cutting in 1/4 mile of road!
tractorshopper
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Yes, I love these threads the most. Please keep us posted. Wow, I wish I had that kind of topsoil.
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fordmantpw
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Well, no update due to the rain and snow (yes, you read that right, snow!) today, but here is a pic from yesterday. We saw this big guy twice...once going across the new road and once coming back. I hate snakes, but I leave black snakes be as they keep down mice and 'bad' snakes.
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Yep, that's a good snake.
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This will be a interesting thread to follow FordMan! At least the snake was not a rattler.
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fordmantpw
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He wouldn't still be slithering if he was! I don't tolerate poisonous snakes. I'm terrified of snakes, but have learned to leave the 'good' ones alone.
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Nice picture. Looks like you were right on top of the snake so, you can't be THAT afraid!:laughing:
Good luck.
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fordmantpw
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I had my wife and kids there to protect me! :laughing:
