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Farmers Protect Cultivated Vegetables And Potatoes From Spring Frosts With A White Light Fabric. Over This Substance, The Geotextile Is Watered By Sprayers Because It Prevents Water From Evaporating
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Worker Prepares Geotextile For The Roof, Covers It With Synthetic PVC Membrane
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Ugly Holding A Road Notch Of A Bridge Forecourt Tunnel. Retaining Wall With Concrete Grouting Is Covered With Fake, Optically Prettier Wall. Fencing With Hollow Bricks Filled With Wires, Railing,steel
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Family Roll Out A Roll Of White Non-woven Geotextile Fabric To Set Up Fish Pond
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The Grass Is Planted To Prevent Erosion Of The Soil Slope. It Is Grown Using A Method Of Spraying Grass Seed Onto A Layer Of Moist Geotextile Material That Has Been Pre-installed In The Slope.
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Drainage Pipe Wrapped In Geotextile, Inserted Into A Ditch Dug Around The House, Visible PVC Tee.
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Yellow Corrugated Pipe With Perforation In A Trench With Crushed Stone And Geotextile. Drainage Works For The Removal Of Ground Water In The Field.
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The Soil Is Leveled For Laying Geotextiles. Background Soil, Black Geotextile And Rake.
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White Spunbond Hotbed, Geotextile For Vegetable Seedlings Insulation In Early Spring. White Biodegradable Polypropylene Saturated Bonded Spunbond, Spunlaid Non Woven Fabric Roll.
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Sunset Beach, Hawaii/USA- Dec. 24, 2019: Loss Of Yards And Homes Due To Beach Erosion On Sunset Beach, Oahu, Hawaii
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