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Put in a Dry Creek Bed This Week

Rented mini excavator and end-loader and 5 tons of Tennessee River Gravel and Ta-Dah! A 75 foot dry creek bed between the neighbor's and mine recently installed engineered retaining walls. Put some water down it to check the flow path and it looks good.
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how did you get those rocks to stay on their sides like that.
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Looks good....because of drainage issues...or another obstacle to keep your neighbors at bay?
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A neighbor put in a rain garden for her downspout deposits but I am not that talented.
Willow trees look good and like the wet.

Not sure about shedding of organic material though. Eventually that area might get clogged up.
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good work

I've rented a dingo and want one too, so flexible. Thing is, the bucket is so small compared to a skidsteer. If you need to fit through a gate a dingo or variant great, else get a bigger hammer.

I need to do some similar work but its near a bunch of evergreens. Needles clog up everything here, not sure how to work around that with stone. You can blow out larger debris once in a while but needles... I hate needles!
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A little update here. The neighbor decided to use the same rock to build a small dry creek that ties in to the main one. I added a drainage speed channel at the end of the driveway to help move water to the bed.




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