Busy Day at NDA

Much activity today in the depression, on the upper level, and out in front. First is the moving of the tree limbs and trunks from the front of the Heights. The trucks and excavator with a claware now putting the yellow dirt road to the test. All the debris is being moved to the upper level of the large excavation next to the school. While this is under way the men begin
pumping water from one manhole in the center of the depression into another at the east end of the depression. This operation precedes the laying of a pipe in the area of the storm sewer at that end . (All very mysterious to this lay eye.) This is a hard hat business since men must work beneath a pipe being carried by the excavator.
While this task is being realized in the east , the project at the west end is developing. Imagine a path from upper level to the floor of the depression. Now imagine a ramp from the path to the parking lot above. That's what you see in one of the pictures above. (This blogger never knows where these pictures are going to end up.) All of this is accompanied by the spreading of dirt by a dozer and the compacting of dirt by the compacter. A tiring day even to watch!