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Or access to a soakaway :wink:

Or it could be a diamond mine :lol:

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Looks like a small inspection chamber to me. Would expect to see 3 inlets and 1 outlet at the bottom. A bit like this one

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Roofing ... 868/p83067

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darrenba wrote:
Looks like a small inspection chamber to me. Would expect to see 3 inlets and 1 outlet at the bottom. A bit like this one

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Roofing ... 868/p83067


Thats the one


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Stick your hose or a couple of buckets of water down there then and give it a good wash out.

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dig around it lower it down below your grass, cover it with a manhole plate and soil over, that way if ya do ever need to get in there its easy enough


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