The garage not far from us is excavating a huge hole (for more petrol tanks, presumably). The stratigraphy was great - Son 1 and I spotted the 50cm of soil followed by 50cm of river-pebbles which are the bane of his daddy's gardening life!
When Son 2 got there, his eye was caught by something different - he ended up bringing home samples of soil which had rolled outside the safety-fence, and soaking them to find out the clay-content of each one.
The clay from 2 - 5 metres down is apparantly the best.
Can you guess what it is, yet?
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When Son 2 got there, his eye was caught by something different - he ended up bringing home samples of soil which had rolled outside the safety-fence, and soaking them to find out the clay-content of each one.
The clay from 2 - 5 metres down is apparantly the best.
Can you guess what it is, yet?
5 comments:
A snowman? I love pictures of children playing with mud!
It's either a snowman or a very small cottage loaf...
Yes, it looks like a clay snowman !
I am guessing it is a snowman! How fun that looks! Kit
Hello Floss, I love a mystery. I also love beautiful river rocks and think it's grand that you all found some naturally, rather than having to buy them as I do in New York. (I've just re-aligned my little collection of these polished rock to have some support my new paperwhite bulbs.
Now...what could your clay-appreciating son be creating. Yes, it could be a snow man, but since you all live in France, he might also be creating his own version of a traditional Nativity scene.
Or, he might be up to something totally different. In any case, it's great that he recognized the potential of that clay.
Best wishes.
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