Andrew Chatterton

Right.

Two weeks, and also for their escape.

Because if dogs are after your scent and you go through water, they'll lose the scent.

They'll lose the scent in the water.

Yeah, spread out and hope for the best.

Right, okay.

So what we were saying earlier is corrugated iron, water tanks, and kind of glazed earthenware pipe and a big hole in the ground, potentially.

How would you see a water tank?

Wouldn't it be underground?

Well, sometimes they're underground.

Sometimes they've been brought back out.

Basically, they're big old things.

So they're usually a good clue because they're too big to take very far away from the bunker.

If you cleared it out, you'll just dump it nearby.

So some of them are outside the bunker and then connected into the bunker via pipes.

Right.

I can't help but think I might help bring it down.

yeah all the time yeah so usually i do like a newspaper article saying we're looking for this these are such things we're looking for and then you'd get a response saying oh yeah i've got a hole in my wood or we played in this as a kid it's about here right it is real needle in a haystack stuff isn't it

Yeah, you don't want to do it on the actual slope, but then when it's flattened off enough, it's easier to build the bunker.

Bit of a dip in the land here.