I still say, Lock her up!!
When Trump gets back into the WH I doubt if he will treat Hitlery so magnanimously this time.
She and Bubba better have their passports ready to flee.
Did you see her tweet after the indictment? She hD to take it down.
But, her emails!
Drought-stricken property turned into thriving oasis with rainwater harvesting
HUNT, Texas (WOAI/KABB) — Between the ongoing drought and summer heat on the way, water is in short supply and high demand. One local man has found a way to reuse water that falls on his property.
“This is just innate to me. This is what I do. I rebuild habitats,” said Bill Nash.
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Drought-stricken property turned into thriving oasis with rainwater harvesting
by JOE DECARLO | WOAI/KABB StaffFri, June 9th 2023, 7:04 PM CDT
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“If you can open a can of soup, you can probably do this. Okay, it’s not that hard. And it comes with learning. It comes with failure. It comes with success.” (SBG Photo)
“If you can open a can of soup, you can probably do this. Okay, it’s not that hard. And it comes with learning. It comes with failure. It comes with success.” (SBG Photo)
“If you can open a can of soup, you can probably do this. Okay, it’s not that hard. And it comes with learning. It comes with failure. It comes with success.” (SBG Photo)
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“If you can open a can of soup, you can probably do this. Okay, it’s not that hard. And it comes with learning. It comes with failure. It comes with success.” (SBG Photo)
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HUNT, Texas (WOAI/KABB) — Between the ongoing drought and summer heat on the way, water is in short supply and high demand. One local man has found a way to reuse water that falls on his property.
“This is just innate to me. This is what I do. I rebuild habitats,” said Bill Nash.
Joe DeCarlo talks to Bill Nash about how he harvests rainwater.
Nash has owned a 15-acre property in Kerr County for over 20 years. He uses rainwater harvesting for home use, as well as to support gardens and orchards on his property year round.
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“As far as I know, this is the largest privately owned botanical garden in the state of Texas. It’s huge,” says Nash.
He was recently awarded the Texas Rain Catcher award from the Texas Water Development Board in the agricultural category. Through rainfall harvesting, which is the collection and storage of rain water, Nash can store and redistribute water to his property over a longer period of time.
“We’re able to skip over the dry period with rainwater. By distributing it too, we can target where we want the water to go, to what species in the canyon,” says Nash.
His whole property is dedicated to just that.
“This is rainwater harvesting. It’s a big paradigm shift — to start thinking this stuff falls from the sky and how can I hold onto it? I don’t want it to go into the gutter. I want it to stay in my yard. I want it to go into my tank,” says Nash.
As he sees it, why wouldn’t you take advantage of the liquid gold that falls onto your property?