Woke up to a bloody great hole in my vege garden.

[98tls]

Its finally stopped raining down here and went out the back yard this morning to find a huge hole in my vege gardenI put a 6ft long piece of wood in there with no sign of the bottom,will just have to let it drain before finding out just how deep it is,i have a mate who works for a roading outfit so hopefully he will be able to help out with fill and a truck so it shouldnt be to much of a hassle to fix.

[Cajun]

[MIXONE]

Hang on I've got an ex-wife that I want to drop in there before you fill it in.

[MSTRS:Me]

More to the point...where did all the dirt go? No use filling it, if there's an 'outlet'.

[boomer]

.. looks like you'll be havin rabbit for dinner soon then...

[Gareth51]

You shouldn't have told anyone about it
Mayby bigger than you think
Mayby somewhere to hide somethink
Mayby you could have your own bomb shelter
Mayby

[shafty]

Does it smell? Not a septic tank?

[jrandom]

More to the point...where did all the dirt go?

[Maha]

At least the Silverbeet survived, long live the Silverbeet....

[Jorja]

My sons intermediate has a new swimming pool.

Right in the centre of the rugby field

[Deano]

Is there (was there ) a storm water drain running under the garden ?

When they collapse, that is usually the result.

[Jorja]

if it was a storm water drain surely it would not be 6 feet deep!!

Maybe you had some hugh rabbit warren which has collapsed. WHat better place right under a vegie patch lol

[Tank]

Depending on where you live - it may be worth getting it checked out.

It could be a sign of something more serious. Better to get it checked early before it rapidly expands and 1/2 your home falls into it (top tip - move the picasso to the room closest to the hole for insurance reasons)

[oldrider]

Pip just phoned Danny to make sure he's not missing! Is your dog still there? and it still hasn't stopped raining! John.

[martybabe]

Sorry about your hole dude, hope it's nothing too serious. The demise of your veggie garden though is something to celebrate surely, nasty green watery things.