So the ones pictured we’ve had for ever. Never used them until last year when we had trouble crossing the creek with the tractor and combine. The bridge across is good, it’s the soft sand on the other side. We’ve tried gravel but with every flood, it washes away. So the thought is to use these when we cross, then take them back up when done. It worked last year but we didn’t have enough so we had to drive, pull them up, put them back down over and over. For about 175 ft
We're good Mike. Thanks for thinkin of us. Milledgeville to the east of us got hit and took some damage to their hospital. It's far from over yet, though.
Used chain link fence works great with large gravel over it.
Trying to avoid wasting anymore money on gravel. Every year now for the last 7-8, we had gravel hauled in. We had 300 tons hauled in in the fall of 2021, by fall of 2022, it was no where to be found. Kind of starts to add up. But there’s 10 acres on the other side profitable only when we don’t have a 6000 dollar gravel bill
The fence locks it in place. We did that alot with the h-60's
I’ll suggest it. See where it goes.
HahahaNorfolk Southern might have some damaged rail cars for sale cheap. They have tore up a bunch here in the recent past.
I thought about when it gets dry, digging in some fallen trees and covering with rock that way if the rock washes out, the trees would still let us get by.Norfolk Southern might have some damaged rail cars for sale cheap. They have tore up a bunch here in the recent past.
Me too. And acetelyne. Thats a $300 dollar touch.
Nope. Again, the creek itself isn’t a problem. It’s got a solid concrete bridge. It’s getting thru the 175-200 ft of sand on the opposite bank that has always been an issue.
Shortly after we were married, Kitty showed me what to use a piece of chain link fence for. She dug a hole in the yard and cooked a pig in it using some chain link fence. Yeah I got a goodun. lol
Keep the sand wet. Build a wind mill to drive a pump to pump the creek water to the sprinklers on the sandy road
That’s the problem… the sand is wet. And there appears to not be a solid bottom anywhereKeep the sand wet. Build a wind mill to drive a pump to pump the creek water to the sprinklers on the sandy road
Nice! It's snowing here.
I got a new AWD vehicle in '21 and a second blower last year. I don't think it will ever be more than a couple inches of snow here again!Nice! It's snowing here.
Or all of the above! Party on Garth!!!
