First they dug trenches around the fields to siphon off the water, but the soil beneath was still too wet to grow crops, so they added these underground tubes with holes in the top.
The excavation process entails trenching around blocks of stone containing the fossils and digging under them, leaving temporary pedestals for support.
For all those various reasons they`ve already cited, even as supporters continue to say, look, it`s time, after all this debate, to dig the trenches and to get this pipe into the ground.
Because it had to be buried at depths of up to two metres, a jetting sledge — that's like an underwater plough pulled along by the boat — was used to dig a trench and bury the cable at the same time.
And so the sun was setting and I was, yeah, I was writing and, you know, I don't know if you've had this experience, Debbie, where you're writing and you're kind of, it feels like you are digging the ditch.
In the spring, when the bogs were thawed some depth, Sivert came down from Sellanraa to Storborg, to start a bit of ditching for his brother, and lo, Andresen himself went out on the land digging too.
He went from being an integral part of his future rival Thomas Edison's company to digging ditches for $2 a day, to owning a company, and finally back to being penniless again.
My guess is that they just, they've been doing it so long that they're like an animal that's just been, you know, digging a trench in its zoo confined cage.
When the appetites of the whole were appeased, the squaws removed the trenchers and gourds, and the two parties began to prepare themselves for a subtle trial of their wits.
'Hedgers and ditchers by rights. But once in ancient times one of 'em, when he was at work, changed clothes with King Charles the Second, and saved the king's life.