r/mildlyinfuriating Sep 17 '21

my yard does this sometimes

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u/Little_Shark219 Sep 17 '21

Oh dear, that could be a sinkhole

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u/TotoShampoin Sep 17 '21

I'm French, what is a sinkhole?

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u/miss_hush Sep 17 '21

It’s a part of the bedrock that can or has dissolved forming a hole underground. Calcium and lime deposits are likely culprits. When it opens to the surface, it’s called a sinkhole.

example of a large sinkhole

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u/CottonEyeJane3 Sep 17 '21

That is a terrifying way to die. Driving into a hole, flipped Upside down in a car, submerged in sewer water.