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Observe Environmental Damage to Retaining Wall

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What happens here

After loading the skid steer, the driver walks along a nearby retaining wall, pointing out extensive damage. Several blocks are displaced and a section is "totally blown out," which he attributes to continuous salt runoff from winter snow plowing activities. He also points out an unexpected large PVC pipe running under the wall, whose purpose is unknown but might be related to drainage. This observation highlights the environmental impact of winter maintenance and potential infrastructure issues.

Goal: Document and understand the impact of external factors on infrastructure.

Tools and materials

  • PVC Pipe — Observed near the damaged wall, Retaining Wall (damaged) N/A used for Observation of environmental impact

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[Music] you nailed it look at that it's coming straight down going over the curb and Wrecking this wall right there oh okay look at that block is totally blowing out and that's from all the salt yeah that they're putting on the lot it's crazy that wall is shot right there oh look at shot over here too that's starting to lean forward this shot right here this this is all salt in the blood I mean God look at this they get a whole pipe just what the hell is that pipe yeah I was wondering the same thing what that was I mean oh unless it's actually I don't know doesn't make much sense to me no but yeah it's all the water running it doesn't look like an irrigation line because it's not a sprinkler line unless that's a pretty thick sprinkler line that's an inch and a half PVC yeah is that an outlet too is that just like no well it's connected cool look at this a little piece that goes to a smaller size it doesn't Throttle Down oh no no it's a 45. yeah I have no idea what that is

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