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Dig a trench. Earthworks, digging trench. Long earthen trench dug to lay pipe or optical fiber. Construction the sewage and drainage. View from the trench. Clay soil. Part of the image is blurred

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Dig a trench. Earthworks, digging trench. Long earthen trench dug to lay pipe or optical fiber. Construction the sewage and drainage. View from the trench.

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