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This just isn't true at all. Digging holes comes with plenty of fun surprises, even for someone acquainted with the qualities of the local ground. For exampl
by SantalBlush 4y ago
This just isn't true at all. Digging holes comes with plenty of fun surprises, even for someone acquainted with the qualities of the local ground. For example, in an area I worked, while doing a routine dig we uncovered a boulder the size of a Mini Cooper just below the ground surface.
I seriously don't know why people make up statements with such confidence.
- glitchc 4y agoTotally concur with you. It's likely the OP has never fldug a hole or have one dug. Adjacent backyards can be vastly different.
- saalweachter 4y agoMy experience in southern Indiana was that you could confidently dig a good sized hole almost anywhere with little trouble. My experience in upstate New York is that if you can get a rock to wiggle, you can eventually dig it out. I am always surprised when wait for a cool day with a couple of hours free and then end up hitting nothing and finishing my fence post in five or ten minutes; I've spent six or eight hours digging out enough of a boulder to wrap a chain around to plant a tree.