Leveled a pad for the water tank...only a few rocks in the way.
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3 comments:
An off-grid family here placed a tall water tank by the house and during the first bad storm, it tipped against the house. Oops. So they had to redo it.
I have seen some people use shorter tanks and then connect them. But then I know nothing about this.
…looks like a good spot… (weird — I always thought the stones were bigger…
the three on the left are pretty good sized though, lucky you aren't moving them.)
…have any Druids stop by for 'ween? looking for stones instead of candy…
tfl-henge
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