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Burrowed under the boulder next to the water tank.
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Out the other side and down a trench.
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To the driveway.
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Same trench, opposite view.
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Laying pipe ahead to guide the dig.
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Under the driveway.
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Same trench, opposite view.
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One section of the trench under the driveway.
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And onward.
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Around the rain puddle rock.
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And under the trailer.
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The trailer is plumbed.
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Verticles to 2 faucets and the sink. Also the sink drain.
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The horizontal connection which leads to the sink.
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Same as the image above and part of the image on the left.
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Weaving beneath the rocks under the driveway.
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Tight fit going in. (The camera can see what I can't.)
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And out the other side.
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Scraps of wood protect the pipe from being slowly
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worn down by the rocks they wrap around.
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Gluing 2 lengths of pipe together with a coupler.
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These are the pipes I used last year as legs for the rain
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catcher that flew
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The specs, in case I ever need to know >>
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The old screw holes are filled with glue.
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This trench is an offshoot of the main trench.
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It will carry a system drain to lower ground.
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The trench in the foreground is the same offshoot.
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but with the entire water system in place.
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The tank-tub line still runs to the original spigot.
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Now it connects to the new system.
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The tank valve and the tub valve are both off.
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The tub valve is on and water flows into the system.
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Out the drain (for only a moment).
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Out the new faucet on the south side of the trailer.
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Into the trailer's new sink.
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Overflowing the valve on the north side.
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A skin of glue is probably inside of every glued joint.
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A faucet hangs over a basin and then the line runs to
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the filter and fills Mo's water dish. (Same place; new deck.)
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Filling the driveway trench before somebody trips.
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The drain is surrounded by small stones
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carefully laid to protect it from random tires or whatever.
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and then out of sight but easily accessible.
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Silicone allows some flexibility and keeps out the bugs.
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The sink drain runs to a “grey water” bucket.
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The water system is in. Now onto a rack and a deck.
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