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6 minutes ago, ditchman said:

since the demise of "super mole"......there have been no new excavations.............20 hours and counting.....................i cannot will not believe this is damage all due to one mole ........

what say ye

How many toes and fingers did the mole have ?

need to establish if you have caught a ordinary mole or a Norfolk super mole 🤭

we are assuming that you sent the monster for a full autopsy prior to being stuffed and mounted 

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22 minutes ago, ditchman said:

since the demise of "super mole"......there have been no new excavations.............20 hours and counting.....................i cannot will not believe this is damage all due to one mole ........

what say ye

Yes, just the one. :whistling:

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14 minutes ago, Diver One said:

Mole hills are one thing....have you seen the size of a Mole Burial mound?

glastonbury Tor is believed to be a mole Burial Site. Very  grand affair, hundreds turn up and party for hours

I wasn’t going to mention that 🤭

there’s plenty more incidents of moles funerals creating national landmarks 

some say that the Himalayas was created by a bereft family of moles upon the death of there king (neverest) 

don’t worry ditchman I’m sure you have solved the problem 😗🙄

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4 minutes ago, old'un said:

A mole can dig up to 20 metres of tunnel in a day, so yes sounds about right, the next 24 hours will tell you all you need to know.:good:

the above ground as opposed to below ground speed of a mole is 2mph.......obviously the below ground speed is variable.....a lot of things come into play such as the registered peak particle velocity of the top soil substrata horizon........

but based on Govt figures the average molehill is say...4 kilos.......and if a typicle mole will excavate 29 hills in 10 days so thats 2.9 hills /day assuming moisture content and density are at optimum....(it is also noted at this point that some moles have longer nails than others and this will be assumed when calulating and the seive analysis of the material)..

so that is 29devby10 =2.9..dev by 12...(this would be actual digging shift time taking into consideration eating worms ...fag breaks and sleeping and giving the mrs a seeing to)............

that would be 0.241666rec/shift hour

so 29x4kilos=116kilos of muck lifted in 10 days....based on a 12hour shift/day= 120hours full digging time

so the dig rate is 0.9666666rec Kilo/hour

 

wretched animals.............

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4 minutes ago, ditchman said:

the above ground as opposed to below ground speed of a mole is 2mph.......obviously the below ground speed is variable.....a lot of things come into play such as the registered peak particle velocity of the top soil substrata horizon........

but based on Govt figures the average molehill is say...4 kilos.......and if a typicle mole will excavate 29 hills in 10 days so thats 2.9 hills /day assuming moisture content and density are at optimum....(it is also noted at this point that some moles have longer nails than others and this will be assumed when calulating and the seive analysis of the material)..

so that is 29devby10 =2.9..dev by 12...(this would be actual digging shift time taking into consideration eating worms ...fag breaks and sleeping and giving the mrs a seeing to)............

that would be 0.241666rec/shift hour

so 29x4kilos=116kilos of muck lifted in 10 days....based on a 12hour shift/day= 120hours full digging time

so the dig rate is 0.9666666rec Kilo/hour

 

wretched animals.............

Did you use a "Millimole" calculator Ditchy!  :lol:

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2 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

Some of this stuff belongs on the roses!

no ****

1 minute ago, 7daysinaweek said:

Did you use a "Millimole" calculator Ditchy!  :lol:

nope .."i posted a query to Slatibartfast....and he sorted it with "deep thought"..........the first answer i got was ....49 ....:hmm:

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11 minutes ago, ditchman said:

the above ground as opposed to below ground speed of a mole is 2mph.......obviously the below ground speed is variable.....a lot of things come into play such as the registered peak particle velocity of the top soil substrata horizon........

but based on Govt figures the average molehill is say...4 kilos.......and if a typicle mole will excavate 29 hills in 10 days so thats 2.9 hills /day assuming moisture content and density are at optimum....(it is also noted at this point that some moles have longer nails than others and this will be assumed when calulating and the seive analysis of the material)..

so that is 29devby10 =2.9..dev by 12...(this would be actual digging shift time taking into consideration eating worms ...fag breaks and sleeping and giving the mrs a seeing to)............

that would be 0.241666rec/shift hour

so 29x4kilos=116kilos of muck lifted in 10 days....based on a 12hour shift/day= 120hours full digging time

so the dig rate is 0.9666666rec Kilo/hour

 

wretched animals.............

All very well, but you forgot to add one thing to the equation…..were not talking about just any old mole this is sorry was…. "super mole"

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