I turned the water off at the well. I drained the water out of the lines by turning on one of the hoses. I then went back to dig. Not know just where to dig, I shut the hose off, then turned the water back on. The water was soon coming up in the hole. Turned the water off and drained the lines, I had know idea how deep to dig. The mud stuck to the shovel making the shovel much heavier. I pounded the shovel blade on a rock and some mud came off.
Another picture at a different angle.
I really had difficult time making horse show connection. The first one was to long by about 3/8". I cut the 'U' in half and put a coupler in the middle. It was to short by about 3/8". I was able to undo the connection. I went to Fillmore and bought all the parts and primer and cement. The second time I used the cement, I tipped it over and over half of the cement was on the ground. I use all of it up by gluing the extension together so many times. I finally got the 'U' part the right length. I then went back to Fillmore for more cement and a threaded cap.
The picture below show it all glued together. Another leak was the hose bib by the corner of my bedroom window. The pipe comes from the irrigation line to the valve box to water the south lawn. The top was above ground and the bottom was covered with soil. I dug it out and I am going hook it back the hose bib stem. Then it will all be covered.
In the north west corner of our yard there is a pipe that was used to water our ball and burlap trees. There were drips going to each one of them. I don't have trees there any more, but part of our melon garden. It has be leaking. I removed the valve and the pressure regulator and capped those two places.
A banana squash supported of the ground by a stake. I pruned off all the branches.
Pomegranates from Carol pomegranate shrub. She took out the seed and they are in the freezer.
I ended the day by mowing the lawn. It was almost dark by the time I finished.
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