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 Catching rain water in 5 gallon buckets and then carrying each bucket to fill all these trashcans, warrior Sue will be retired of this heroic task. By installing a new rain catchment system water will be stored and used to water an orchard of citrus, stone fruit and fig along with a small vineyard on her wholstically integrated two acre site.
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I am totally impressed with Sue’s new technique for rain catchment system and his positive attitude to do such things. Now people are least concerned about the water problems in the world. They are not thinking about the importance of storing water for future needs. 9/25/2013 09:51:15 pm
New technique really very good. Thanks. 8/12/2013 06:50:09 pm
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CandaceWhere I live, San Diego, our community imports 85% of its water. This blog is a place for Water Warriors to post their strategies, systems, new ideas for conserving water. If we all work to conserve water, we can create a more sustainable future for our children and all life in our beautiful bio region. Archives
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