The hole diggers
The hole diggers
We all know those tractors mounted with augers and used in agriculture to dig cylindrical holes. The augers are sharp screwlike implements moving clockwise or counterclockwise. And some hole diggers can dig up to 80 or 100 holes an hour. Wow!
The holes have usually a diameter of 0.3 to 1.0 meter and up to 6.0 meter in depth. Wow!
What a precision.
The holes are then used for setting posts and planting fruit or timber trees. A work of labor if you ask me. Far from the holes we digged at the seashore to build our dream castles as well. Castles soon washed away by the sea and leaving no traces.
What is my point?
We are the hole diggers here at WA... digging our holes with appropriate tools. And planting posts and pages, links, and images in the hope people will visit and click our affiliate links and buy from us. A work of labor too... that needs precision. And the tools and guidelines provided here at WA are awesome.
Make sure to balance the digging and the planting for fruition comes in its own time.
To your success!
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Thanks Fleeky,
The deeper the holes, the stronger the foundations and the bigger the buildings they can support.
Our websites need strong foundations which we can find here on the WA platform. No planning permission required!
Best wishes, Rob
Well said, as usual, Fleeky! We'll keep digging, evaluating, adjusting, and digging some more. Or we'll dig new holes as needed, then rinse and repeat the above process. :) Thanks for the post! Sweet photo of the children playing.
Continued success to you...
Colleen
Morning Colleen
Yes, very sweet
More my kind of digging...
And playful!
Good luck to you as well!
Hi Fleeky. I now have a new take on digging myself into a hole. Well let's just say thank you even hole diggers can teach us something new to learn.
Blessings and laughter
Ray
Hahaha
Keep digging and...
Make sure to stay out of the hole
😄
Blessings too
Yes good laughter from time to time
Destresses a lot
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Fleeky, thanks to share
Welcome Capri