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How To Deal With Sinkhole In Yard

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There are depressed areas in my yard too. I've tried a few things: holiday lawn decorations (avoid Halloween themes) and fast growing shrubby to screen the sadness from the kitchen window. But at this time of year, I find drinking is a fast and easy solution to many "festive season" issues. But avoid gin as it often leads to tears, listening to Lilith Fair music, and punch-ups with the neighbors ("Oh, yeah? Sarah McLachlan hasn't written anything decent since 1997? Well, f-you, buddy!")

On Dec 20, 2010, at 9:23 AM, Robert wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a depressed area in my yard...about 2-3 feet in diameter, maybe 6
> inches deep. It just happens to be right next to where the water line
> enters the house.
>
> Hmmm.
>
> I'm not even sure what kind of engineer to hire.
> Thoughts?
>
> Google returns all kinds of sinkhole horror stories, but I haven't found a
> concrete place to start. I was going to ask my insurance company if they
> knew.
>
> Typing "sinkhole" in Yelp shows:
>
> Did you mean: inhale
> Top 2 results shown
>
> Sunshine Coast
> Category: Tobacco Shops
> Neighborhood: Haight-Ashbury
> If you have been curious about smoking hookah no need to fear they will
> teach you everything you need to know! In fact it is quit simple. 1. Pick a
> flavor 2. Watch them light it 3. Inhale! They...
>
> I guess that could take my mind off the problem for a while, but I'm hoping
> for something a little more long term.
>
> Thanks!
> - Rob
>

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