New treatment plant

[Tail End Charlie]

Is yours completely covered? I had a biodigester fitted about five years ago and there's a large cover on the top which is removed when emptying. Yours seems much more hidden.

 

[OldShep]

Where does the water go?

 

[CXRAndy]

Where does the water go?

into a drainage dyke

 

[CXRAndy]

Is yours completely covered? I had a biodigester fitted about five years ago and there's a large cover on the top which is removed when emptying. Yours seems much more hidden.

Yes flush with the lawn, or will be when we seed it in autumn

 

[night cycler]

All installed now, the re instatement of the drive and lawn have been excellent. The owner of the business has been exemplary in his thoroughness. He worked till 8pm for the last two evenings to get everything completed within the specified timescale. Just have wait for effluent analysis to ensure water is sufficiently clean. They reckon, not that I would try, you could drink the run off😉

It is very good to hear that Andy. There are so many people out there doing things 'their way' to cut corners. Good decission you made there.

 

[jowwy]

Yes flush with the lawn, or will be when we seed it in autumn

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you could seed it now and lightly rake them into the soil...they can lie dormant for a few months and then when you get some rain, it will start to germinate

 

[presta]

He worked till 8pm for the last two evenings to get everything completed within the specified timescale.

That reminds me of a stay at Cockermouth YHA 20 odd years ago.

The water board had been working on the main at the end of the track to the hostel, and when they finished they'd reconnected the houses, but forgot the pipe to the YHA. When I arrived at 5pm the hostellers were busy filling billy cans at the neighbours, whilst the gang from the board came back to repeat the day's work they'd just done. The water went back on at about 9pm, I didn't notice what time the crew went home.

 

[CXRAndy]

you could seed it now and lightly rake them into the soil...they can lie dormant for a few months and then when you get some rain, it will start to germinate

It's so dry, I'll wait a month then seed it.