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Good luck to you. I bet watching the wildlife is fantastic.
Good luck to you. I bet watching the wildlife is fantastic.
Nobody suggested they would be under the base. But anyone who has ever watched agricultural buildings being dismantled after a wet period (farmers usually have better things to do in dry weather) may have noticed how the surrounding land can get seriously chewed up and deeply rutted by machinery (crane or telescopic loader, and particularly trailers and lorries hauling away the materials). Possibly I have acquired a rather jaundiced view of things, after nearly 50 years professional involvement with farm buildings and engineering.Don't think orchids and newts will be under the base of the silo !
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