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Instead there are a few areas where the cables will make short underground detours. These are protected with self-draining pipe.
The photo shows (apart from wet weather) a couple of these pipes, wiht the termination lengths (2×) and draw lines. The area where these will be dug in is also marked.
It is easier to level the entire site and then dig in the pipes, than to put them in to start with and then attempt to work around them.
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