Thanks for explaining why you didn’t just fill in the pond. As soon as you mentioned the state’s involvement I suspected as much. The owner ought to look to see if a tax break is available because of the wetlands. Wishing you and your team a great week. Thanks for sharing this insightful series of videos. Stay safe out there. Peace Chris.
So now that the owner isn't allowed to use the property for anything and has to maintain a state-regulated mosquito haven at his own expense, I wonder how long it will be until some state regulator's brother in law offers him $20K for the property and is allowed to develop it into fifty units of condominium housing at $1M a unit.
What if you owned land downstream of that dam. Maybe you even have a house to it? You wake up in the middle of the night feeling your house being pushed off the foundation because the water from that crappy dam hits your house. Now you’re scrambling to make sure the kids are safe and you realize a couple sleep in the basement. I am quite right wing myself, but have common sense and sh*t!! I wouldn’t be very god d*mn happy if that was looming over my head. It already failed once. It’s not always a conspiracy.
@@shitloveaduck that "crappy dam" has mostly likely been there since the 50s or 60s and it took a hurricane or other massive rain event to wash it out. A rain even like that could turn that gully to a river or mud flow that could just as easily flood a home. I would understand the state wanting the overflow and/or spillway redone to current code once it washed out but forcing the entire dam to be removed and rebuilt or breached and turned to wetlands is pretty extreme for a dam that's likely been around for 60-70 years if it's really only had the one issue.
I run a hoe up here in Canada and currently working on a gas pipe line, very steep terrain. I was moving rock today as well but a little bigger, most over 4 feet in diameter. I find myself working and thinking how would you do it 😂. Thanks for all your videos I have learned a lot from you.
Seems a great shame to lose the pond after so many years, I am 52 and come from a time of reason and logic, I was part of renovating a 160 year old house on 23 Ballyholme Esplanade in Bangor Northern Ireland, now the 3 story house was built on a sand foundation and we were all panicking that the architect would make us underpin the house with proper foundations.., the architect arrived and inspected the foundations and asked us how long the house had been standing.., 160 years mate!.., well he said that if the house had been on a sand foundation for that time then he was happy enough.., I guess my point is that in all those years that pond had had one boo boo.., then statistically it was alright.., but we seem to live in an era of (could and might) happen.., its a sad story for sure.
Sad story yes, but you have to have responsibility for what you own as well. Chris, on the first episode, called the dam sketchy (he even might have forgotten that he used that word frequently while walking around it). The overflow was undercutting the dam. He said there was a lot of wet ground at the base of the dam. Aerial photos show not only the highway but a home across the highway from this dam. The dam had a boo boo as you described. Had the owner contracted with Chris or someone with his ability & ethics, the state may not have stepped in. But the repair was poor and people's lives were at risk. And not one person's life is worth 'a pretty pond'.
It's often best to err on the side of caution. The dam's proximity to the high way could result in personal harm or even death if it fails. Besides, having just one incident in the past doesn't mean there won't be any more.
@@Vickie-Bligh I have been watching Chris for a few years now, surly it would have cost about the same to core the dam with clay?, if you look at what Chris took out it was 90% red clay any way.
@@formhubfar You heard him say it would be at least 6 figures to remake the dam. If what Chris was doing in cutting out the dam is all it would take, I'm sure a deal could've been made. But in each video on this, Chris said it was way too expensive. I haven't watched him too long, but I'm gonna take his word for it.
I appreciate you explaining about the project again Chris, I guess I missed what was happening with this pond! Thanks brother, either way it going to look awesome when the “Pond Doctor “ finishes it! Thanks for sharing Chris!🤙🏻🤙🏻👌🏻
I'd bet you a dollar that the "state road" was probably put in after the pond was. Seems they're punishing the land owner for their predecessor's oversite. It's the kind of thing I'd expect here on the west coast. Surprised to see it in the south... not that surprised but a little. That being said, great work as usual, Chris!
The good weather let you do a whole lot of work this year..... Imagine how much more you would have done if it wasn`t for the mechanical breakdowns you also had this year!
I must say, it's certainly different seeing take out a pond/lake instead of building one Chris. But it has been an interesting vid non the less. Hope your weekend is treating you right. Thanks Chris ....
@@zippydaniel85 Well i was referring to the rocks, but yes, ive dozed off multiple times right here in my computer chair heh. I must say though, i dont like the sound of the Dozer, i cant listen to it with my headphones on, to me its like a 'rattletrap with a knocking noise.
Thanks for the explanation as to why you are doing the dam the way you are. Makes sense. I will have to admit I was wondering why the dirt wasn’t being used to fill the pond. Great vid sir, thanks!
If the pond was not originally a swamp, it seems like a draconian punishment to decree the landowner maintain it as a permanent mosquito incubator in perpetuity.
Larry are close enough to Chris to have him do your ponds and race track. If you are your one lucky son of a bitch to have the best operator and person to do it. I hope he does it and film's it it will be great 👍
Chris, have you ever tried using a propane torch to cut the fabric. If it is the normal tarp-like fabric (not rubber), it cuts like butter and is a fast way to do it. If you attach a 2-3' handle using tie-wraps to the tank, it will save you from having to bend down as much.
This looks like one of those jobs that's going to keep on giving.. Like that sediment pond that Chris has to clear out just about every year.. Ker-ching. 👍
Depends on if state is willing to reconsider a better offer in keeping it a pond after seeing how clean Chris's services are. State people are so hard to figure out.
If I was the owner, I'd find ways to promote sediment deposits in the swamp. If it drys up "naturally," he can eventually get the wetland status rescinded and actually use his own property again.
Too bad the spoil pile couldn’t have been wasted back in the pond basin itself or sold for fill. Ha, I just posted this and you told us why it couldn’t go back in the pond.
@@crkproductions5000 Would have been very careful, get out & look 1st. It’s just like everything else you get better with practice. When you are doing something like this, you only make 1 mistake, 1st, last & only. This wasn’t a life or death situation. Melba Utica Meatpacking Utica Ave, Brooklyn NY. Back in off of the street 53’ reefer
Chris. Pond dan removal and drain Channel is Looking great. You and your big Volvo make it look easy peasy. Please Take Care of your self Plus Be Very Care Full around all big Equipment.
Chris you have so much patience. I congratulate you for that. I am a coffee drinker since jr. high. So my patience could be better. I along with many others, enjoy your commentary. Thank you for esplaining (Ricky Ricardo impersonation. I think I have him nailed down.) Anyway thank you for esplaining what you are doing. As always, looking forward to your next video. Ed
Different colour, and the animal hospital rock was sandstone. That's kind of useless for use as erosion control, considering it would just turn to mud. Almost as bad as limestone, which dissolves in rain.
Not sure why but I found the noise of the rocks being pushed around satisfying. Maybe the old gray matter has lost a few cells, or I'm 1 wave short of a shipwreck lol.
Wow, a lot of soil removed, and I hope you have enough Rock lol, that is one hell of a channel, nice job Chris, and I bet it would cost 1 Mil. $ + to rebuild it my state spec's
@@genesispuredeaf2390 - True. Even Chris said that would take the project to over 6 figures. They are obviously doing it for 5 figures, probably high 5 figures, but less than 100 grand. They have 4 days into it, 1 to go. 20K per day with equipment that’s likely paid for. Not a bad profit for John, even if he pays Chris top dollar. Something to be said for hiring experience and properly sized equipment.
In my 25 years experience of local council jobs in England this would pass inspection in about 30 seconds. If it looks right, it is right. You just know it's right. Saves everyone time
I have dirt envy-- all that dirt would have filled my slue and leveled out the rest of my yard. I am 71 and don't think I will see it done. Wouldn't be able to afford it anyway, but I can dream.👍😄😄❤
Talk to an excavating company. I bet that someone would be more than happy to have a place to dump material. It might take 10 years, but who knows, they might be willing to pay you something as well.
Great series of videos and the explanations along the way. Don't want to make this political but with the large number of low head dams in North and South Carolina which are known killers and the responsible of the state that they chose to pick on this private landowner. Interesting...
I agree with the Safety part. But telling the Landowner / Tax payer for life / Death, what to do with the land is a bit much. Ah Government God help us all.
If the Dam Failed once and the Owner previously had an Unqualified Contractor attempt to make Repairs, I can see why the State of NC is Concerned. There is NO way the Land Owner would have enough Insurance to Rebuild a State Highway so a Huge Lawsuit against Landowner would happen.
This Dam breaching is a interesting economic variation from a overflow of a pond. The height of the water is but about 30 %little in this pond. Outer the pond you to clearing. The next video to bring the louse from the task.
I'm no engineering but the chances of that washing out completely looks very slim to me perhaps they could have just asked him to put in a better overflow I mean you've been there for 4 days with two Earth moving machines or more
@@ryanhoward1013 see Id of handled this pond alittle differently... The govt would of pd me off Id of drained the pond hired a bunch of pans dug it down to the level was even with the bottom of the dam and told the govt to piss off...
Heh heh,,,,,,,,,that was some large rip rap. That one stone would have been a pretty big challenge for the mini!! Hahaha. Very true though. It would be fun in real life watching the 250 doing such a job. On video it’s impressive!!
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Thanks for explaining why you didn’t just fill in the pond. As soon as you mentioned the state’s involvement I suspected as much. The owner ought to look to see if a tax break is available because of the wetlands. Wishing you and your team a great week. Thanks for sharing this insightful series of videos. Stay safe out there. Peace Chris.
It sounds like it may be getting converted to a conservation easement or something like that, which does involve tax breaks.
I would guess the state or feds picked up most if not all of the tab by reclassifying it.
@@frogpondfarmanddairy no, it's all on the owner
@@richardschipper5989 doubtful
Love how John paused to get the dust out the bed after the first load, along with one last rock.
Can you imagine driving back to the rock site with one rock bouncing about, it'd be torture!
Great work-your attention to detail is amazing and always shows up on your work. Really enjoyed this entire series.
So now that the owner isn't allowed to use the property for anything and has to maintain a state-regulated mosquito haven at his own expense, I wonder how long it will be until some state regulator's brother in law offers him $20K for the property and is allowed to develop it into fifty units of condominium housing at $1M a unit.
I agree. It has Nothing to do with Chris, but something smells rotten in Denmark!
@@tmscheum yes it does. Smell
I expect crap like that around me but i'm surprised to see it in NC. Well... not that surprised but more so than here on the west coast.
What if you owned land downstream of that dam. Maybe you even have a house to it? You wake up in the middle of the night feeling your house being pushed off the foundation because the water from that crappy dam hits your house. Now you’re scrambling to make sure the kids are safe and you realize a couple sleep in the basement. I am quite right wing myself, but have common sense and sh*t!! I wouldn’t be very god d*mn happy if that was looming over my head. It already failed once.
It’s not always a conspiracy.
@@shitloveaduck that "crappy dam" has mostly likely been there since the 50s or 60s and it took a hurricane or other massive rain event to wash it out. A rain even like that could turn that gully to a river or mud flow that could just as easily flood a home. I would understand the state wanting the overflow and/or spillway redone to current code once it washed out but forcing the entire dam to be removed and rebuilt or breached and turned to wetlands is pretty extreme for a dam that's likely been around for 60-70 years if it's really only had the one issue.
The 250 can sure move a pile of rocks quick. Great video 👍👍Keep them coming.
If you ever need some good clay for a job, you know where a bunch is. I’m sure the property owner would be happy to sell some lol
I run a hoe up here in Canada and currently working on a gas pipe line, very steep terrain. I was moving rock today as well but a little bigger, most over 4 feet in diameter. I find myself working and thinking how would you do it 😂. Thanks for all your videos I have learned a lot from you.
Seems a great shame to lose the pond after so many years, I am 52 and come from a time of reason and logic, I was part of renovating a 160 year old house on 23 Ballyholme Esplanade in Bangor Northern Ireland, now the 3 story house was built on a sand foundation and we were all panicking that the architect would make us underpin the house with proper foundations.., the architect arrived and inspected the foundations and asked us how long the house had been standing.., 160 years mate!.., well he said that if the house had been on a sand foundation for that time then he was happy enough.., I guess my point is that in all those years that pond had had one boo boo.., then statistically it was alright.., but we seem to live in an era of (could and might) happen.., its a sad story for sure.
Sad story yes, but you have to have responsibility for what you own as well. Chris, on the first episode, called the dam sketchy (he even might have forgotten that he used that word frequently while walking around it). The overflow was undercutting the dam. He said there was a lot of wet ground at the base of the dam. Aerial photos show not only the highway but a home across the highway from this dam. The dam had a boo boo as you described. Had the owner contracted with Chris or someone with his ability & ethics, the state may not have stepped in. But the repair was poor and people's lives were at risk. And not one person's life is worth 'a pretty pond'.
It's often best to err on the side of caution. The dam's proximity to the high way could result in personal harm or even death if it fails. Besides, having just one incident in the past doesn't mean there won't be any more.
@@Vickie-Bligh I have been watching Chris for a few years now, surly it would have cost about the same to core the dam with clay?, if you look at what Chris took out it was 90% red clay any way.
@@formhubfar You heard him say it would be at least 6 figures to remake the dam. If what Chris was doing in cutting out the dam is all it would take, I'm sure a deal could've been made. But in each video on this, Chris said it was way too expensive. I haven't watched him too long, but I'm gonna take his word for it.
Chris what an excellent job on the transformation it is looking awesome. Thank you for another great video.😀❤🇨🇦
I appreciate you explaining about the project again Chris, I guess I missed what was happening with this pond! Thanks brother, either way it going to look awesome when the “Pond Doctor “ finishes it! Thanks for sharing Chris!🤙🏻🤙🏻👌🏻
Why insult the man…he’s the dam doctor who can also sculpt the land into pieces of art. Ponds just happen to be a part of many of these.
The 250 is a magnificent beast; every time I see it I'm impressed!
I'd bet you a dollar that the "state road" was probably put in after the pond was. Seems they're punishing the land owner for their predecessor's oversite. It's the kind of thing I'd expect here on the west coast. Surprised to see it in the south... not that surprised but a little.
That being said, great work as usual, Chris!
The good weather let you do a whole lot of work this year..... Imagine how much more you would have done if it wasn`t for the mechanical breakdowns you also had this year!
You need a pond clean out so you don't forget how to play in the mud. LOL great video and stay safe!!!
I must say, it's certainly different seeing take out a pond/lake instead of building one Chris. But it has been an interesting vid non the less. Hope your weekend is treating you right. Thanks Chris ....
Coming along very well. Should make for a great wetland restoration project. State will plant lots of indigenous plants, hope some for pollinators.
Had our first hard freeze last night in MN... I Enjoy your work
I don’t know why but I love the sound of the rock getting scooped up and dumped out of the bucket of the excavator. 😂😂
Chris does not, wears out the bucket faster. A bunch of hammers/grinding stones
@@zippydaniel85 Wears it out faster is defin. true, though that could be ASMR quality for some, Although i cant sleep with noise or lights on.
@@Stratos53100 not gonna lie, the sound of those Volvo excavators purring have put me to sleep many of nights. TH-cam pays him to put me to sleep. Lol
@@zippydaniel85 Well i was referring to the rocks, but yes, ive dozed off multiple times right here in my computer chair heh. I must say though, i dont like the sound of the Dozer, i cant listen to it with my headphones on, to me its like a 'rattletrap with a knocking noise.
Thanks for the explanation as to why you are doing the dam the way you are. Makes sense. I will have to admit I was wondering why the dirt wasn’t being used to fill the pond. Great vid sir, thanks!
If the pond was not originally a swamp, it seems like a draconian punishment to decree the landowner maintain it as a permanent mosquito incubator in perpetuity.
What a nice job! Looks good. Chris does a good job every time. When I get ready to build my catfish ponds and horse track, I'm calling Chris.
Larry are close enough to Chris to have him do your ponds and race track. If you are your one lucky son of a bitch to have the best operator and person to do it. I hope he does it and film's it it will be great 👍
Chris, have you ever tried using a propane torch to cut the fabric. If it is the normal tarp-like fabric (not rubber), it cuts like butter and is a fast way to do it. If you attach a 2-3' handle using tie-wraps to the tank, it will save you from having to bend down as much.
This looks like one of those jobs that's going to keep on giving..
Like that sediment pond that Chris has to clear out just about every year.. Ker-ching. 👍
Depends on if state is willing to reconsider a better offer in keeping it a pond after seeing how clean Chris's services are. State people are so hard to figure out.
If I was the owner, I'd find ways to promote sediment deposits in the swamp.
If it drys up "naturally," he can eventually get the wetland status rescinded and actually use his own property again.
@@13eckerlosmuerte you can't figure out stupid lol
Nice wee project, perfect dry conditions to get the work done very efficiently.
Too bad the spoil pile couldn’t have been wasted back in the pond basin itself or sold for fill.
Ha, I just posted this and you told us why it couldn’t go back in the pond.
Appreciate the explanation about the why for the dam coming down. Thank you!
I like the white flying saucer in the sky behind you. Great video and good job.
For every vehicle passing along that road, it must sound like they're coming-up on Godzilla on a rampage as you're tossing and stomping on that rock!
New Olympic sport... Swedish Rock flinging!
Would like to see an update on your neighbor's pond. Must be cool looking with the Fall foliage.
They dont really get much fall color down south, really the leaves just fall off. But yes a update of that pond would be nice
Boy try dumping those rocks with a hang over! ;)
Unique how the State wants things done. I'd want that dirt spread a little thinner and wider. It's a fine looking fix to a big job.
Wow backing down that hill blindly to dump rocks must be some kind of adventure. Wow.
That wasn’t bad, he had his mirrors that’s all that he needs
@@dirtfarmer7472 as a novice, I would have been terrified
@@crkproductions5000 Would have been very careful, get out & look 1st. It’s just like everything else you get better with practice. When you are doing something like this, you only make 1 mistake, 1st, last & only. This wasn’t a life or death situation.
Melba Utica Meatpacking Utica Ave, Brooklyn NY. Back in off of the street 53’ reefer
@@dirtfarmer7472 going to Brooklyn NY is life or death lol
Trust your mirrors, you'll be fine.
Thanks for the explanation. You have so many irons in the fire it can be hard to keep track of which project is which
There’s an Old Saying, “Work Smarter, Not Harder”. Every Equipment Move you make Proves this.👍
Thank u for explaining all the videos. Very informative and interesting. We really enjoy the videos!!!
The tailgate on the tipper sure takes a beating.
Would need an army of scrapers to rebuild that dam … thing is enormous, so much yardage
The view of John backing the truck of rock, made the scale of this even clearer. A big dam. A big channel. A big job.
It looks like a big kiddy pool, blue w/white gravel! 😀😃
That Volvo is one fine machine
"It is what it is" and you are doing a Stellar Job as usual. I can't wait for Drone video.
What a great place for all that sandstone from the animal hospital!
Chris.
Pond dan removal and drain Channel is Looking great. You and your big Volvo make it look easy peasy. Please Take Care of your self Plus Be Very Care Full around all big Equipment.
That was such a nice pond
Artistry with an excavator. Nice looking job. Stay safe.
Thanks for posting videos so regularly! Always mean to say but haven’t yet. It’s always appreciated ! Take care Chris
The was a great explanation of the process and the why's.
Chris you have so much patience. I congratulate you for that. I am a coffee drinker since
jr. high. So my patience could be better.
I along with many others, enjoy your commentary. Thank you for esplaining (Ricky Ricardo impersonation. I think I have him nailed down.) Anyway thank you for esplaining what you are doing.
As always, looking forward to your next video.
Ed
The truck dumping is an awesome shot.
Be funny if all this rock came from the Animal Hospital job. Lol. Great job as usual Chris!
Different colour, and the animal hospital rock was sandstone. That's kind of useless for use as erosion control, considering it would just turn to mud.
Almost as bad as limestone, which dissolves in rain.
They buried all that rock
@@petenolte4192 And it's going to give an archaeologist a big surprise someday. Should have buried a skull of something in there was well.
Not sure why but I found the noise of the rocks being pushed around satisfying. Maybe the old gray matter has lost a few cells, or I'm 1 wave short of a shipwreck lol.
All the racket from the rocks is enough to make sure anyone operating such a machine saves Friday night fun for Friday night!
You do great work Chris. 👏
Hahahaha.... that last rock at 16:35... "No no no I'm not leaving...... BANG"
That looks like a massive overkill but when state gets involved that's usually what happens
Nothing better than the sound of rip rap in the morning 😎
Good job Chris
The owner will be happy to see wild life swimming in the pond such as fishes and wild birds of all kind
@@donaldalexanderrichards4422 There won't be a pond, just a swamp when it's done.
Wow, a lot of soil removed, and I hope you have enough Rock lol, that is one hell of a channel, nice job Chris, and I bet it would cost 1 Mil. $ + to rebuild it my state spec's
I would take that bet and do it for 1/2 that.
@@genesispuredeaf2390 - True. Even Chris said that would take the project to over 6 figures. They are obviously doing it for 5 figures, probably high 5 figures, but less than 100 grand. They have 4 days into it, 1 to go. 20K per day with equipment that’s likely paid for. Not a bad profit for John, even if he pays Chris top dollar. Something to be said for hiring experience and properly sized equipment.
That will look awesome when it's done. I hope they want you to fix the ditch also.
In my 25 years experience of local council jobs in England this would pass inspection in about 30 seconds.
If it looks right, it is right. You just know it's right. Saves everyone time
The sound of the rocks tumbling is so satisfying
I like that view of the dozer
I think every single rock in the load hit that tailgate, lol! (bang! bang! bang!)
Dam it is looking awesome nice work Chris
what a wonderful day and wonderful work.
Impressive work, good job.
I have dirt envy-- all that dirt would have filled my slue and leveled out the rest of my yard. I am 71 and don't think I will see it done. Wouldn't be able to afford it anyway, but I can dream.👍😄😄❤
Talk to an excavating company. I bet that someone would be more than happy to have a place to dump material. It might take 10 years, but who knows, they might be willing to pay you something as well.
@@daneclark3161 Thank you for your advice, I will check that out.
Literally has the best video ever untouchable!!
Great series of videos and the explanations along the way. Don't want to make this political but with the large number of low head dams in North and South Carolina which are known killers and the responsible of the state that they chose to pick on this private landowner. Interesting...
It's not what I do it is what I say!
I agree with the Safety part. But telling the Landowner / Tax payer for life / Death, what to do with the land is a bit much. Ah Government God help us all.
With that light spot above the trees, at first I thought it was ET coming to watch LD18.
That last rock coming out of the dump truck on the third load sure smacked the dust off the tailgate.
That's gonna be a nice new migration spot for birds.
A very good morning to you Chris hope the weather is good for you there as it is poaring with rain here in Adelaide Australia
Great job there Chris that will be awesome for the wild life👌
Oh boy, those are huuuuuuge gravel pieces or should I call it rocks? 😄
Riprap
the work you do is amazing . one thing i always wanted to do. but never had a chance too.
Job is looking great.
If the Dam Failed once and the Owner previously had an Unqualified Contractor attempt to make Repairs, I can see why the State of NC is Concerned. There is NO way the Land Owner would have enough Insurance to Rebuild a State Highway so a Huge Lawsuit against Landowner would happen.
Good pond video
Today on LetsDig18 we built a Damn Dam next to your Dam
Very nice job as per usual.👏🏼👏🏼👍
Great work as ever Chris
This Dam breaching is a interesting economic variation from a overflow of a pond. The height of the water is but about 30 %little in this pond. Outer the pond you to clearing. The next video to bring the louse from the task.
I'm no engineering but the chances of that washing out completely looks very slim to me perhaps they could have just asked him to put in a better overflow I mean you've been there for 4 days with two Earth moving machines or more
Big sand box, great dirt pile to train someone how to run equipment.
We're from the government we're here to help... Very few words strike fear as much as these...
I agree 100% with the government never help all they want is money and power. Run from them if you can
@@ryanhoward1013 see Id of handled this pond alittle differently... The govt would of pd me off Id of drained the pond hired a bunch of pans dug it down to the level was even with the bottom of the dam and told the govt to piss off...
Well LD18 I've seen the other end of pond maintenance and construction , all good as usual.
Summer is over, Chris is in pants
Chris great video! Thanks for sharing. Kevin
Looking good.Take care & cheers from 🐨🦘🥰
Now that’s a rock pile. We are used to seeing the mini set that stone.
Heh heh,,,,,,,,,that was some large rip rap. That one stone would have been a pretty big challenge for the mini!! Hahaha. Very true though. It would be fun in real life watching the 250 doing such a job. On video it’s impressive!!
Shaping up really nice
Great job Chris no wonder U stay busy all the time
That going to be a nice skeeter hole.
Great job Chris 🇺🇲 another great video
Bet the quarry owner SMILES with every truckload. 🤑
I’m glad to know that the dump truck has got some good brakes . But that’s a lot of rip rap
The Mosquito population will survive! Wetlands in perpetuity.
The teeth on the bucket must look all shiny and new after playing in the rock