Posted by Hobo,NC on February 07, 2019 at 18:59:46 from (75.137.54.87):
In Reply to: Types of soil posted by GEO-TH, In on February 06, 2019 at 03:28:35:
Whut JMS/.MN said...
Just before the depression my grandpal traded 800 acres for 80 plus some cash were I live now... It has some of the best soil you will find in the county.. Its rare to fine a rock and you gotta dig hard long and deep to find one..
You can go a mile either way and find rocks, sand, clay are sand clay...
The bad under the soil is clay and shale it holds water like a bowl...
Stay off the grass when its wet are you gonna get stuck..
This area use to claim it was the brick capital of the world but the 2008 recession ended that... BTW shale is what they make good brick out of not clay...
Folks that live in sand don't have to rock their driveway just drive on the sand... It all changed last year with record rain fall they now drive on black muck mud and need to get a running start to get out of their drive...
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