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The Anchorage, Part 3
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Lorraine
The Wicked Witch of the North
It is a good plan, ay, Terre?! It's not rocking the boat yet, Pen, but will when the tide changes. By then I'll have finished on the computer and be in my rocking chair with the boat doing all the work 
And hopefully the sun still shining in the window keeping me warm till sundown. Then I'll light the fire and keep on keeping cosy
And hopefully the sun still shining in the window keeping me warm till sundown. Then I'll light the fire and keep on keeping cosy 
Love the Floating Allotment.
Wonder how much those desalination units cost? Would be less work than carting water, but probably a bit more expensive.
Then again, a rain barrel would be ever so much cheaper.
Wonder how much those desalination units cost? Would be less work than carting water, but probably a bit more expensive.
Then again, a rain barrel would be ever so much cheaper.
I'm finally sitting at the computer when I've thought of this...the floating allotment
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Lorraine
The Wicked Witch of the North
Hi Satira, how'd you be? Glad you like my (ex)garden Sans Souci and I will become the Floating Allotment again.
Rain barrels are way cheaper than desalination, that costs thousands though a lot of overseas boats have them. They need a lot of power too. I'll settle for the free stuff that falls on the roof
Sans Souci and I will become the Floating Allotment again. Rain barrels are way cheaper than desalination, that costs thousands though a lot of overseas boats have them. They need a lot of power too. I'll settle for the free stuff that falls on the roof
Terre
Renowned
Speaking of rain... I need to cut the yard today, the recent rain has made things grow.
I think some people in Lubbock Tx. are starting to get rain barrels but they also get more rain than we do. Just enough difference in elevation and so on even though they are only 100 miles SE of us.
I think some people in Lubbock Tx. are starting to get rain barrels but they also get more rain than we do. Just enough difference in elevation and so on even though they are only 100 miles SE of us.
Lorraine
The Wicked Witch of the North
Hi Pen
Rainwater tanks seem such a no brainer anywhere that has the rainfall...and even those places that don't get a lot. Free water, saves more infrastructure, and it's not filled with nasty chemicals like chlorine and fluoride, tastes great too...the only time it's contraindicated is in polluted areas where the rain or roofs are poisoned.
Rainwater tanks seem such a no brainer anywhere that has the rainfall...and even those places that don't get a lot. Free water, saves more infrastructure, and it's not filled with nasty chemicals like chlorine and fluoride, tastes great too...the only time it's contraindicated is in polluted areas where the rain or roofs are poisoned.