Finding quicksand
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2020 4:45 am
Last year I moved house and I'm now situated in a much more geographically interesting environment, consisting of lakes, fields, woodlands, farmland and a quarry! Something I'm willing to do this Summer is to explore the area in more detail and try to find some potential sinking spots. I'm based in the middle-ish of England, for those who may want an insight into the climate around here it's somewhat warm in the summer and very wet in the winter.
What are the tell-tale signs of a good patch of muck? What criteria should ideally be fulfilled in order for a sinking spot to be worth visiting or even trying out? Are there any particular land features I should be looking for?
All suggestions are welcome!
What are the tell-tale signs of a good patch of muck? What criteria should ideally be fulfilled in order for a sinking spot to be worth visiting or even trying out? Are there any particular land features I should be looking for?
All suggestions are welcome!