The pole was tied to a large wooden pole that was buried 3 feet into the ground. The wooden pole was bent by the shed and ties, but remained in place for the birdhouse.
When we removed the metal shed, we discovered the pole still in place.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Birdhouse Mystery - Solved
Some people were wondering how a metal pole with a martin house attached to it stood up to current that pushed buildings into others and tore homes from their foundations. A metal yard shed was wrapped around the pole. Railroad ties were not able to keep the shed in place, so how did the pole survive?
The pole was tied to a large wooden pole that was buried 3 feet into the ground. The wooden pole was bent by the shed and ties, but remained in place for the birdhouse.
When we removed the metal shed, we discovered the pole still in place.
The pole was tied to a large wooden pole that was buried 3 feet into the ground. The wooden pole was bent by the shed and ties, but remained in place for the birdhouse.
When we removed the metal shed, we discovered the pole still in place.
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