Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's gotten quite a bit cooler in the shade.
But air-conditioned clothing is the best this time of year!
The best thing about air-conditioned clothing is how it helps with the lingering summer heat, lol.
The lingering summer heat has suddenly given way to an autumnal feel, and it feels like I can really get down to work.
But that's beside the point.
We started the dewatering drilling work last week and have finally managed to finish it.
The ground is a total mess, and if you step in just once, your rain boots get covered in an insane amount of mud lol
And it won't come out!
It was really tough.
I measured the positioning error there. (Just moving it was a real struggle—it was super hard!)
This is it.
Here's what it looks like when you jam an anchor scale into the mountain.
The photos were taken using the VP75 water-retaining pipe as a reference.
Normally, we would be discussing the perforated pipe inside the VP40, but since the center of the installation location for the VP75 should be closer to the design specifications.
Since the anchor scale is made of flimsy stainless steel, I'm supporting it from both sides with pin poles.
It looks nicely separated, so there don't seem to be any issues from a photographic standpoint.
But isn't there any way to fix this pointless work-in-progress management?
It means nothing.
I've never heard anyone say that this particular form has any significance.
Even when I asked the government office, they just said, “It’s all written down there,” lol.
I had previously inquired with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, but no one there had the slightest idea.
Well, when theoretical musings go this far, it's just plain silly, isn't it? lol
Well, thanks to the anchor scale, the photos are very easy for the inspectors to understand, so they've been getting good reviews lol.
I've set up the tiger and am outputting the coordinates!
Actually, since it's easier to understand visually, the anchor scale is better.
No matter what anyone says, seeing it in a photo really does make it feel like it actually happened, doesn't it?
Even if it was pointless management.
The inspector knows this is a pointless rule, so he doesn't bring it up at all, lol.
See you later.
