GRAVEL YARD EXTENTION

Using a 13 ton digger, roller and Avant loader to extend the gravel yard on my homestead. Pushing, pulling, mixing, raising and lowering the gravel to make it blend in and to stretch the material as far across the surface area as possible over a weekend we graded 420 ton of gravel.
I want to build an off-grid homestead in Northern Ireland where I will grow and feed my family with chemical free and full of nutrients-packed food on a daily basis. I want to create a healthy lifestyle that my three kids will look back on fondly and to a place they will eventually call home.

[@gregganderson1454]

Wow. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that much rock on private property before. They’re building a highway near me and it looks similar to that.😮 Trevor’s sure handy with those machines! Looking good, Pete.

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

We were very busy trying to get it all levelled out over two days. Trevor has been a massive help to me working on the yard last two years. It's good to have that phase finished. Oh, my brother lives in okahoma.

[@gregganderson1454]

@@LaidBackHomesteader Well, that’s close to Texas. 😀

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

Hi Gregg. I'm reading your message again and reckon I've 1600 ton of gravel in my yard to date. Scary!, That amount of money would have taking me on a deadly holiday 😅

[@freddy30]

You didnt try divining for a well in that wet spot

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

No i didnt, sure the water was pumping outta the ground. I will be watching closely this year to see if there is a better spot. Near by. It would be really cool to have a well on site 👌

[@freddy30]

Looks like a stopped drain til me but u never know till u open it

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

@freddy30 awe dont be talking like that. I'm hoping the water so pure I can bottle it like del-boy, Trotter Springs lol