I bought my son a very good metal detector, and being, I am elected to know about such things, which I don't...I need to know, if gas lines are buried deep enough, that it is impossible for him to dig one up. He is saying, they are buried 10 feet, is this true?
He isn't digging to that depth. He better not be.
So, far, my once beautiful lawn, now got about 50 holes in it, they are filled back up, but, I have my reservations on it regrowing but, he is having fun, I will cross the barren hole dilemma when I come to it, if I come to it. I am still an aspiring dad.
So far, we dug up part of a horseshoe, I think the last of the horse, since, when I dug a basil garden, I dug up 3.
We found nails, metal pieces of stuff, pennies from modern days, except for that VERY old one, he said, from 1965. And, a very interesting looking button, possibly from the big one, WW2. If anyone can tell me anything about this, that would be nice. I will describe it. It has wings, which I know is the Air Force, BUT, it also, has a set of propellars under it. Unless, that horse can fly, it is from something.
Any idea on that? Plus, remember the essence of this post, how deep are gas lines generally buried, and years, ago, did they bury them the same depth, as today.
Thank you,
Just a mom, aspiring to be a dad, lol.
He isn't digging to that depth. He better not be.
So, far, my once beautiful lawn, now got about 50 holes in it, they are filled back up, but, I have my reservations on it regrowing but, he is having fun, I will cross the barren hole dilemma when I come to it, if I come to it. I am still an aspiring dad.
So far, we dug up part of a horseshoe, I think the last of the horse, since, when I dug a basil garden, I dug up 3.
We found nails, metal pieces of stuff, pennies from modern days, except for that VERY old one, he said, from 1965. And, a very interesting looking button, possibly from the big one, WW2. If anyone can tell me anything about this, that would be nice. I will describe it. It has wings, which I know is the Air Force, BUT, it also, has a set of propellars under it. Unless, that horse can fly, it is from something.
Any idea on that? Plus, remember the essence of this post, how deep are gas lines generally buried, and years, ago, did they bury them the same depth, as today.
Thank you,
Just a mom, aspiring to be a dad, lol.