We had a bit of a rainstorm this morning; my drainage ditch is ... somewhere under there
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Later in the day, the water flow collapsed the culvert under 50% of my driveway and made a pretty cool waterfall. Fortunately it turns out the town is responsible for repairs!
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Later in the day, the water flow collapsed the culvert under 50% of my driveway and made a pretty cool waterfall. Fortunately it turns out the town is responsible for repairs!
wrote on last edited by [email protected]fyi "Just Grass Kill Everything Else" is a losing strategy against storm water runoff control
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fyi "Just Grass Kill Everything Else" is a losing strategy against storm water runoff control
We had very little input about the water management here.
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Later in the day, the water flow collapsed the culvert under 50% of my driveway and made a pretty cool waterfall. Fortunately it turns out the town is responsible for repairs!
It looks like a beautiful area, but water always wins.
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It looks like a beautiful area, but water always wins.
You're not wrong with either point. Thank you.
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Later in the day, the water flow collapsed the culvert under 50% of my driveway and made a pretty cool waterfall. Fortunately it turns out the town is responsible for repairs!
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Went from dull to interesting
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Later in the day, the water flow collapsed the culvert under 50% of my driveway and made a pretty cool waterfall. Fortunately it turns out the town is responsible for repairs!
Unexpected Debian.
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Later in the day, the water flow collapsed the culvert under 50% of my driveway and made a pretty cool waterfall. Fortunately it turns out the town is responsible for repairs!
North Carolina?
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Unexpected Debian.
I don't see it, but if they're repping in my yard, I'm honored.
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North Carolina?
Hours and hours away!
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We had very little input about the water management here.
Not your lawn?
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It looks like a beautiful area, but water always wins.
Yea. Grand Canyon for example. Which OP can have near their house in approximately 6 million years.
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Not your lawn?
Apparently not past the drainage ditch.
