Posted on 06/12/2018 6:02:03 PM PDT by bgill
In May, Williamson County Engineer Terron Evertson said it will take at least 200 trucks of concrete to fill the cave. Tim Kelley, who lives near Cambira Cavern, told CBS Austin he is looking forward to the cave being filled in. His driveway access has been blocked for months, making mundane tasks like grocery shopping a hassle. Although the County says the caves do not pose a risk to homeowners nearby, Kelley said the unknown still makes him a bit uneasy. "Even if there is a 5% chance (the cave) goes under my house, that's still a big deal to worry about," said Kelley.
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Could be worse; could be living in Hawaii.
Cool cave.
I suggest they backfill it with sand. Flow the sand into the void using water, setup a dewatering well system at he far end of the void to remove the water and recycle it for flowing the sand in. The water will compact the sand and fill all voids.
This is how dredging works.
I trust Robert’s opinion way more than I trust yours.
He builds. You destroy.
I am sure that I have helped build much more than he has.
Besides, he is the one that has hedged on his original post due to my comment.
You trolling thread hijacker.
“Massive Speleothem” is my street name.
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Aren’t you supposed to be on a biker thread?
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Trolling Thread hijacker alert
You are unnecessarily combative and brusque.
there’s no need for that.
Go go Godzilla!!!
“You are unnecessarily combative and brusque.”
LOL! You are the trolling thread hijacker!
“there’s no need for that.”
LOL! Says the dude that came with personal slur ...
“You are unnecessarily combative and brusque.”
What do you expect in response to your lying smear?
“You destroy”
Your biker gangs destroy.
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