This may come as a surprise to those of you who regularly follow this blog, but up until very recently i did not own a camera. Until today, the pictures posted here were taken with my phone, a Samsung Galaxy S3, which takes great pictures but has been misbehaving a bit lately (just as i've almost finished paying for it). So i finally broke down and got a real camera, and went a little crazy taking pictures today. I'm having more trouble than usual editing myself, so here are a whole lot of pictures of the crew putting in the new sewer line.
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| Lengths of sewer pipe stacked on the Bobcat |
These next two pictures show gravel being put in the trench after a length of sewer pipe has been installed.
The next several pictures show a length of sewer pipe being moved into position in the trench
And here is the view from ground level:
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| This is one of the smaller trench boxes like the ones in use in the excavations pictured above. |
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| View from ground level of the clay sewer pipe being moved into the trench |
Meanwhile, the roofers are also hard at work installing capstones and metal flashing.
While the crane operator delivers sheets of metal flashing weighed down by a tool kit.
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