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  • At 1g/cm^3, thats around 7 tonnes. Probably around 120 wheelbarrow loads?

    Also bear in mind that loose soil is also 2-3 times the volume it was in the ground, so you'll be looking at 14-20 cubic meters of loose soil to go somewhere else or dispose of.

    Get a mattock if you don't have one, it'll make breaking up the ground much easier.

    A good shovel is better than a flat garden shovel for moving the loose earth.

    (Recently dug a trench for a new garden wall and a slab for a bin store.)

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