Country Geek
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Bringing it to a more mundane and practical level related to rural living.... when my pasture was being cleared I let the clearing contractor talk me into letting him bury the stumps rather than burn them. It saved a few bucks and he assured me that since the clay here is anaerobic, they wouldn't rot. That was in 1998. After the first couple of years of settling (and he came back with fill dirt to fix it) it was fine. But now I'm installing a geothermal heat pump system and trying to put the lines in that pasture... the buried junk is a major problem.
But in my defense, at the time I was a city boy building my country place. But I should have spent the extra bucks to have the stuff properly disposed of.
But in my defense, at the time I was a city boy building my country place. But I should have spent the extra bucks to have the stuff properly disposed of.