We get downpours that cause the sewer lids to blow off, too … sometimes as high as 4' in the air. It doesn't seem to happen as often since the "Deep Hole Project" was finished. It stores the rainwater until it's safe to let it go, while preventing it from getting into the genuine sewer effluent, and blowing the treatment plants.
The contents of normal house septic tanks are collected and, in a rural environment at least, sprayed over fields and pasture (sometimes forestry plantations) to enrich the soil :)Originally posted by DH:
It's the same with The Mystery of The Yellow Flower. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about: the flowers that grow at house corners or in remote parts of gardens and yards where no other flowers grow. Always yellow. Signalling to male bypassers that here's the place for releasing yourself thus the yellow colour. They are everywhere, because, as any male knows, that certain place where you can respond to nature's call is everywhere.
She's gonna blow :insane:
That's what our dairy farmers do apparently. Collect effluent in milking yard, thin it and sprinkle over the pasture. :cow:
Then the cows eat it and make some more.. Thats re-cycling :yes:
You are right. I do put sheep pellets in my vegie patch and eat the vegies grown there. Spring onions love the sheep pellets. 😀
Its a loop in the food chain 😀
Originally posted by darkesthour:
😆 Not directly, I hope. :p
I am sure the sheep would love the spring onions too :yes:
Probably 😀
Like any rapidly expanding volume, give it somewhere to expand and its less dynamic..
We get downpours that cause the sewer lids to blow off, too … sometimes as high as 4' in the air. It doesn't seem to happen as often since the "Deep Hole Project" was finished. It stores the rainwater until it's safe to let it go, while preventing it from getting into the genuine sewer effluent, and blowing the treatment plants.
The contents of normal house septic tanks are collected and, in a rural environment at least, sprayed over fields and pasture (sometimes forestry plantations) to enrich the soil :)Originally posted by DH:
You must have a helluva hi-fi! 🙂
It is natural !
It always takes me by surprise how the posts that were nothing more than a fleeting random thought generate the most discussion! 😆 .
Yeesh :insane:
It's the same with The Mystery of The Yellow Flower. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about: the flowers that grow at house corners or in remote parts of gardens and yards where no other flowers grow. Always yellow. Signalling to male bypassers that here's the place for releasing yourself thus the yellow colour. They are everywhere, because, as any male knows, that certain place where you can respond to nature's call is everywhere.
Hopefully it is on your neighbour's lawn :insane:
Hahahaha… Funny yet true in so many cases..
Originally posted by gdare:
Fortunately, that a random image courtesy of Google! :p Originally posted by honeybe:
:yes: It's interesting when you think about it! :up:
Hmm! Is this photo from the North of England, or maybe the South West. :whistle:
I knew there was a good reason to avoid KFC :happy:
Originally posted by harrytheman:
:no: That would be cruel. :left:It's from the place where fried chicken is from! :whistle: .
Next morning:- Who the Hell took a piss in my weed?
That's quite the crap sprinkler they have going. 😆
Well that's a shitty park. 😉