Yup we are 19m above sea level so the water table is never far off the surfacethe last 3 graves we’ve dug, have had to be pumped out before filling, as the coffins decided they’d rather be boats & were floating.
That’s from groundwater, not rainwater . . .
We are about 270 mYup we are 19m above sea level so the water table is never far off the surface
Local cemetery which is the church yard in the centre of the village is almost full up now and the last few have a rising water table in winter even though its on a hill.the last 3 graves we’ve dug, have had to be pumped out before filling, as the coffins decided they’d rather be boats & were floating.
That’s from groundwater, not rainwater . . .
Alright if your burying old fisherman I suppose....the last 3 graves we’ve dug, have had to be pumped out before filling, as the coffins decided they’d rather be boats & were floating.
That’s from groundwater, not rainwater . . .
Alright if your burying old fisherman I suppose....
As you’ll appreciate, Australia is a very big country & quite diverse ( it’s a bit like asking what’s happening across UK / EU, from Turkey to Scotland ), so I can only really comment on what’s happening in northern NSW / southern Queensland, where we are having lots of harvest delays to rain.@Farmer Roy, can you give us an update on the Australian rainfall and whether it's affecting the harvest over there?
Bugger that, bury me on a dry hillthe last 3 graves we’ve dug, have had to be pumped out before filling, as the coffins decided they’d rather be boats & were floating.
That’s from groundwater, not rainwater . . .
Bugger that, bury me on a dry hill
Oh well,I suppose the soil profile will be full,and a bit more.