Posted by Geo-TH,In on January 13, 2020 at 13:21:18 from (174.241.136.58):
First poc is the front. It was in the best shape. I removed so sod on the east side . The west side has the same slope as all the other sides. That said also slopes towards a dry well that was taken out os service on 1991. I cracked open the lid and it didn't take long for 4.6 inches of rain to go away. Water sounded like a water fall going in the dry well. This is the north side. I had to remove the most dirt and cut in a swail. North of the barn is higher than the floor. So I cut in a trench. Most of the dirt in front of terramite came from the north side.
40% chance of rain on Wednesday. That should tell me how good this is.
If ground is dry enough my concrete finisher might put down the floor. I'm clocking out for the day George
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