stone drain การใช้

A system of stone drains was constructed to replace the previous open ditches.
Although the facilities themselves have gone, there is a very clear length of stone drain, still supplied by a diverted stream.
The stone drain probably drew water from the Grange Stream, a Mayne River tributary that runs just south of the site ( the stream is now culverted ).
The track has since been partly re-formed as a graded road but contains some sections, particularly between Cradle Creek and the North Palmer River, which can demonstrate the original construction containing steep pinches, cuttings and stone drains.
This included the re-instatement of above ground stone drains-mostly with the original stone but some realignment; repairs to the stonework of the crossings over the drainage system; and conversion of an early well to a pump house ( with recent stonework ).