Sink Holes: Buried Alive
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Is there any way to check if the area you are living is prone to sink holes? This is a very useful post….thanks for sharing!
There a are a couple of simple, free ways ways of checking that I can think of off hand:
1. Take a long probing stick. (at least 8 feet long) and poke the land surrounding your home or property. If the stick easily penetrates the ground, you might be living on a sinkhole.
2. Check local property records, to see if there has been any history of Sinkhole activity or land disturbance in your neighborhood.
Thanks….I am shopping for houses and I will keep that in mind.
Your Welcome…. Sinkholes are an amazing “Natural Phenomenom” that are common in Florida and Spain providing evidence of the “fragility of life”. Building a home on a Sinkhole is similar to building on Swiss Cheese… lol