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Originally Posted by dbussone
Are you in Tampa right now, Carl. I never saw sand when I lived there - excluding sand traps. Not questioning you, just wondering where your toe might be! :  : |
Really? I never thought of Tampa having any soil other than sand. My first experience with Tampa sand was when I was digging a drainage ditch at our house on West Powhattan near Florida Avenue.
Next was when digging up an orange tree near N. Boulevard and W. Waters.
Then there was the time that my dad got his car stuck in the sand at a construction site on Gandy Boulevard near South Westshore.
There was the time I was digging post holes for a residential fence on North Edison in Forest Hills, not far from the Babe Zaharias Golf Course.
And, when laying sod at my house in Carrollwood, blocks away from the original Carrollwood development, I found there is nothing but sand under the thin layer of sod.
I'm curious, where did you experience soil that wasn't sand, other than where developers trucked in fill dirt or crushed shell?
(In answer to your question, I'm in The Villages for a few days right now.)