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Muito obrigado pelas aulas e dicas. Está sendo um prazer aprender com o senhor.

I would like to add, with all of your suggested improvements to his systems are what i believe he intended, but the Australian water laws restricted what he could implement

I have no doubt that most of your thinking is very much on the write track. The opportunity i would like to make you aware of that plants on this unusual continent had to set up systems to prevent minimum erosion beginning but also facilitate an unlimited flood volume. This very old land had to solve all of the worst problems for a longer period longer than human existence automatically. Plants had to respond to all conditions and effectively produce a strategy that was sustainable. Things like salinity water storage recycling fertility in a way that it produced the optimum productivity of plant systems. Similar to your descriptions, water was able to direct contours that allowed both fertility and the water to be above the surrounding plants down slope. Where these were less available in our very flat lands in the plant managed layer would crack open relative to water loss hence an automatic system could store water without evaporation and place fresh water so that fertility would remain under the living layer meant plants could operate at the highest efficiency. The reason i encourage you to power your investigation would allow all of your principles to operate at the highest level for the longest time automatically using the energy of the sun, gravity, and capillary action so if well done sould operate by the artificial introduction of that whitch operated automatically for the longest time. Please continue, the world needs you. -Peter Andrews

Loved it mate, god bless you🕊

Beautiful old wagon

I see that this video has quite a few views. I urge you viewers to take a look at some of the other #waterwalk videos to better understand what I am doing and how important it could be. Better yet might be to search the word "bisse" on this channel or to go (also on this channel) to czcams.com/video/4P60vrSfrGs/video.html

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Bravo!

I hated that song! My part was “spied dem peelin’s on dat ground”… i hated doing that song in school. 60s elementary schools.

Congratulations, you have been re-establishing what was a natural occurring process in Australia, the oldest continent that lacked the high mountains and inland water bodies that support climate. It is to be noted that for a period longer than humans existed plant managed this land to produce megafauna and the best climate by achieving the highest level of water efficiency. The plants, therefore are able to manage the water to cool the land more than the sea by atmospheric levels of 70% against 30% over the sea. Plants then achieved water storage without evaporation. In principle, it is very close to what you have been describing, which resulted in water and fertility moving in the root zone, achieving plant function at maximum efficiency. I fortunately, have had the privilege of working with the most rigorous scientists active in this area who fully understood the basic problems more than 60 years ago. There are millions of compounds and processes that plants had automatically maintained. This continent, with its huge biodiversity, evolved the flowing plants singing birds and two-thirds of the fish species. To quote an example, in the Middle East, they were able to bring the Tigress and Ufraties rivers together to create an inland port and the Garden of Eden. In simple terms, all past knowledge has not created a sustainable system that was automatically achieved by plants on this continent. I can not claim to have invented the systems but have understood the natural processes sufficient to support all forms of agriculture that were shown on this continent progressing from forestry to aquaculture. When a young researcher called Paul Anderson reported to authorities he was referred to as a breath of fresh air, that i consider would easily apply to you because you did not have this landscape to copy. -Peter Andrews

Hello from Australia. Peter and his son certainly are exceptional. I was lucky enough to receive a response from him today myself. Good Luck

Please make a 2nd part, i live with peter. I'll show him in the morning

You inspire me and give me hope. Thank you.

Visitors always welcome.

Let the people do this. Tell them Frank, tell them

I was just looking at the topo map around your land…I never realized how high the hill “wall” is north of you. It helps me better understand how you can have so much water to work/play with!

Irrigation working well

Beautiful. What happened to the Woodpecker Frank?

Pig excavators. Let them work Frank.

Nice progress Frank

I have resolved to start that new bisse, and I will call it "The New Bisse".

You mention than you can bring water at 5 foot height. This or higher brought to a clearing near the fold provides several passive solar options for passive solar hot water without need to build a fire.

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You show what you describe as clay and question id clay may have been mined in the area. The answer is yes; that's why a few weeks ago, I asked about clay chards that you may find on your farm. In addition to heavy clay pottery, there was relatively large brickmaking operations in the area.

Send the water Frank

F F F F Frank!

I enjoyed this chapter. Very lively and good interactions

*promo sm* 😈

Here we learn your sole use for wind energy and your sole use of gravity (no fossil fuel) irrigation.

Frank the water whisperer. No water wheel?

I am always frightened of mosquito larvae….(I have no idea if they are or not)

Build it! Build it.

One day when you have some free plerk-time, perhaps you could define your term “Zanja Feet” for us.

Workforce out there today.

This lesson gives an excellent demonstration of "Brimming" that both your students and followers of Frank's School will appreciate.

Your workforce only wants to sleep in the barn. Mmm

Great. We want to see the water wheel running Frank.

To use the silk as a stencil, i would sprinkle graphite dust over the silk and rub the dust through the pinhole onto the paper or cloth underneath

NEEDS TO BE TOLD is understandable but "Need to be Heard" is not We understand why the novel is being told and why now. But I can wait until told why it needs to be told, but don't forget to let us know why it should be heard (as differs from being listened to).

ELAINE: one thing that bothers me about Elaine's behavior is that it is too "normal". Sure, she remembers lyrics, but so do many quite "normal" people, but Elaine is autistic. We don't see any obsessive behavior, socialization, perhaps no eye contact, perhaps laughing at unappropriate times, communication, intensely of some emotional reactions, etc. Each savant will have individual characteristics but so far Elaine seems very normal

Your story being "Deep with Literary Allusions" defines your audience as highly educated and well read. (Not to say that I don't enjoy listening). I think your speaking vocabulary is around 8th grade level, which is good, but the Allusions which are an important and essential element are what narrow your audience. A very few may be attracted by the allure os solving the Allusions, but I think most listeners will enjoy the story without trying to find them

I would agree that your storytelling is a new genre, but it at least needs to be named and described as separate from other types of storytelling

Obviously, your problem with getting the culvert opened is that you are drinking the wrong kind of beer

Culvert calamity. Good luck Frank.

Keep building Frank. It's fun as you say.

No new for apologies for minor "typos" we would pick out as the story goes on. Now, big errors might need explaining, That out of the way, we now have "The List" thrown into the pot (plot) and a little more about the mysterious "silk" and perhaps its importance to the plot. Again we pick up additional characters to the yarn ball.

Good chapter. Good learning more about both the characters and the scroll. Ms. Darcy is a real (although, fictional) "character". And, by the way, do I smell a hint of mimeograph ink somewhere? The visual images you provide are quite vivid, but the aromas at times are a little weak. If the "Taming of The Shrew" is streaming free, we might watch is tonight or tomorrow night (if free).

Another hit video. Your discovery of "Iron Bacteria" is quite interesting. I look forward to more on the subject in the future. Thanks for taking us along on your "routine morning walk"; it's certainly not what we routinely do in the morning (well some of you fans may).

Nice work Frank