Man spends 20 years digging in Texas to make a lake in his “salvaged” tiny home village
He’s now 68 and he says he’s “in the best shape of my life.”
Brad Kittel embarked on an ambitious project on a barren plot of land characterized by three feet of thick red clay where nothing could grow.
Recognizing the need for dirt and rocks for construction, Kittel seized an opportunity when a nearby truck stop needed dirt.
Through negotiation, he managed to supply 5,000 semi-loads of dirt by offering a competitive price, allowing him to excavate and shape the land according to his vision.
This marked the beginning of a remarkable transformation from desolate clay to a vibrant, thriving environment.
