It rained enough last night
to postpone any future hauling by at least 4 or 5 days.
Our solution to that was to make today the sequel to our Staycation
Tuesday.
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Yup, we're considering filling all of the standing water areas in this one real trouble spot with cinder blocks. We might just do the quick-and-dirty rip-rap approach, but then we'd be doing it again next year. Luckily, this is only a small percentage of the driveway --- most of it doesn't let rip rap sink out of sight.
We do get standing water in the holes sometimes but it seems to sink into the soil before freezing solid, so we haven't any trouble with freeze damage.
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Looks like you're going to need a lot more cinderblocks after your staycation. You might just end up paving your whole driveway with them.
BTW, do you get standing water in the holes in the blocks? If so, doesn't the frost break them in the winter?
Yup, we're considering filling all of the standing water areas in this one real trouble spot with cinder blocks. We might just do the quick-and-dirty rip-rap approach, but then we'd be doing it again next year. Luckily, this is only a small percentage of the driveway --- most of it doesn't let rip rap sink out of sight.
We do get standing water in the holes sometimes but it seems to sink into the soil before freezing solid, so we haven't any trouble with freeze damage.