I thought it had been a bit wet lately

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I thought it had been a bit wet lately

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Sydney really needed it, we have had such a dry start to the year.
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Re: I thought it had been a bit wet lately

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I don't!
I have excavated under my house for extensions, and have been trying to dry out the hole to form up and our the slab!
Everytime i pump it out the rain comes back and fills up the pit again. I need a fortnight of no rain to dry out, then cleanout the footings, form up and pour! :crybye: :palm: :fc:

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