exploring unknowns and fixing them

[@jcismysavior9126]

I agree Nice work with the excavator have a great week

[@FishingNOutdoorFun]

great sharing

[@CorsairTrainers]

👍👍👍👍

[@ClickinChicken]

wow, you have a wicked cool job. I've aged enough to understand you know it as just another day... I can see your point Sir Walter.

[@seller559]

Nothing sounds like an excavator. Has its own…

[@C_103]

Hey Walter. I attend to agree, but she could have been a little more prepared for her meeting with the panel.

[@NorthernWoman4587]

Leadership needs help!! 🙏🏻 It's not making sense.

[@ClickinChicken]

A Scout is Helpful. that's what they do!

[@CoalCreekCroft]

Oh, sure. Make it sound as simple as a neurosurgeon explaining a technique. Damn, I could use one of those (and accidentally knock down 130 year-old barns). It took me awhile but traced out this insane, 2-mile long "rift", 40 feet deep that looked like a quake split the ground. Turned out these insane farmers of before dug this canal to meet with a canyon drainage, connected to an earthworks "reservoir" to bring water down for crops/cattle. Beautiful concrete spillway was cleared out; vast complex of ponds and other things, all overgrown. And don't think they had excavators. Wow, what a machine. Can I drive it?

[@wonyankeesays5661]

I disagree with u and ur curtis story ,supervision should always check on new work guality and progress,,we all make bad judgement,,its just how often,,and how avoidable they are