What do you do with creek gravel? Can you use it to build banks around where you have no banks or can it be used on your driveway. Is a bobcat better for working creek gravel or a tractor with a bucket? Most of what I get is washed off of a dirt road. I worry about it getting in my colverts. The colverts are the large plastic ones with the smooth lining inside
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RalphVa
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Can't figure why you're posting this question in this area.
Creek gravel is no different from any other gravel. Its rocks are probably a bit smoother from being tumbled by the water; that's all.
Gravel smaller than about 1 inch will wash quite easily. Some people with little sense put pea gravel on top asphalt to make it look like a gravel drive. It keeps washing away. Hello? Anyone at home upstairs?
Ralph
Creek gravel is no different from any other gravel. Its rocks are probably a bit smoother from being tumbled by the water; that's all.
Gravel smaller than about 1 inch will wash quite easily. Some people with little sense put pea gravel on top asphalt to make it look like a gravel drive. It keeps washing away. Hello? Anyone at home upstairs?
Ralph
