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4 cubic yards of soil
That's what we're having delivered today. To go in our raised garden beds.
I'm trying to wrap my head around the size of that pile. And how many trips with the wheelbarrow that's going to take.
Re: 4 cubic yards of soil
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I lost track around 40 loads. I started Friday and got one layer down on the west bed before dark - about 2 hours. The next day it took another 4 hours.
I have to post photos. The beds look great but, boy, were we tired Saturday night!
ETA: Emily - 33 cu. ft. = 1.2 cu. yard.
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