Septic tanks

[Mash]

Had anyone else noticed that waste lees seem keep you septic tank in very good order.

[WelshGin]

No. However, I can see why, probably good fibre, lots of growth material for the little micro munchies. Too many sterile, acid/bleach chemicals added usually.

[phantom]

only thing I notice, despite having previously driven a sludge tanker, that round here, cess is a lot rarer as most connect to mains.........

[WelshGin]

Common now, own tanks becoming less common I mean. An acquaintance who used to run a business emptying them, somewhere near Whitchurch/Shropshire told me. Aparantly one property in the middle of nowhere, have a tank, however now residential land more valuable so more houses next to same solitary house so a connection arranged.

That's life, blink of an eye, then a hamlet, village, town, city, Odeon cinema multiplex, McDonalds and a lot more shit........

People eh, we infest everywhere. I like the film 'The Matrix', I cannot dispute that it may not be true and actual. I just wish I had been given a slightly different program to be part of, are well such is code.

[Salar6]

My willow trees absolutely adore the out flow from my septic at holiday hut. Great windbreak if you forgive the pun!!

[WelshGin]

Yep, I can appreciate that. Willows the weeds of the tree world, so lovely, so gracefully, so resilient. Signs of places abandoned and old features of a previous time. I often portrait them in my watercolours, odd, often moving but always at rest.

I would wish to be buried under a willow or a yew tree.

Bring me my bow etc.

[Mash]

only thing I notice, despite having previously driven a sludge tanker, that round here, cess is a lot rarer as most connect to mains.........

Yup. Tis only us ol boys what lives outa town