Ten foot is an expression used in a certain part of UK . First one to guess what a ten foot is gets 10 points?

Question

Also which part of UK would be good.

Answer 1

10 foot is about 305 centimeters.

1 metre = 3.28 feet.

Answer 2

dig a hole

most road work holes seem that big

Answer 3

Wouldn't touch with a barge-pole? So this would probably have been coined and used most in towns that are built alongside canals. The expression is considered to have originated in America as in: 'I wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole'.

Answer 4

As in 10 foot barge pole?

People use the term 'ten foot' here

South Yorkshire

Answer 5

Isn't that a narrow passage or alleyway behind a row of homes? (From the Kingston-upon-Hull area, I think)

Answer 6

It's the length of the barge pole that you wouldn't touch someone with. 'I wouldn't touch him with a ten foot barge pole!'  Midlands.