3 It gets very rough round the house, with gullies again. Owner does not want a connection, so agree with him that we can leave an end 10 metres from his boundary. If, one day he wants a connection, we will figure it out then.

4 Chamber to locate. Discuss with farmer the possible places it might go. Try to get maximum flexibility in case it has to be relocated on the day because of rock, whatever.

5 BT cable to find. Dig down to find it at the point we would like to cross it. Check the BT route to check that their map is accurate.

6 Farm track to cross. It has one obvious place, where the concrete has been very broken up already. The reason it is broken is because that's where the farmers water pipe crosses. Dig down either side of the track so we know exactly where the pipe is, and how deep. Careful digger work needed on the day.

7 Simple wall crossing. Prepare.

8 Farmer has requested we go round the edges of his field as much as possible. Question him carefully on this to see what he actually means in real terms. (This one can catch you out. We had to move a chamber 2 metres because it wasn't "in the corner")

9 Wall/Ditch/Track/Ditch/Fence crossing. Not that complicated, but, as with the other track crossing will have to organise the dig so that the track is blocked for traffic for the minimum time. By now you have befriended everyone involved, so you have to be there on the day to smooth over any problems. You will be the one dishing out cake, not them.

10 Simple wall crossing. Prepare

11 According to the owner there is a drain under here. Can't locate it. Hope it is deep, be careful on the day. Have apologies ready.