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Advice from a person who has been there -- 30 years ago I lined my driveway with 64 railway sleepers - putting them into place was a horrendous job -- took three days to do them all but the result was beautiful. Now they are rotting and need removal -- and there is simply no way I could do such a thing. The mind is willing but the flesh is friggen weak and I am not even going to attempt it without a defibrillator strategically placed for use.
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Well at least it was only 6 I had to do. Not easy in hot weather and had no way to move them other than by hand. Must have looked like Jesus, carrying them on my shoulders with my long hair and beard lol. Kind felt like I was being crucified.I hate moving railway sleepers. If you're lucky they hold together and you've got a giant chunk of wood to pull out of the ground and carry to the dump site. If you're not, they're rotten enough to fall apart and you've got a ton of hand sized chunks of wood to clean up. Both are a pain in the ass but at least when they stay whole the job gets done quicker.
Mother: "You want a cold drink befor you unload them at the other end"
Me:
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