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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 26 Jun 2014 13:31 #1769

HFI_Matt ~ Humble Servant ~ OFFLINE ADMIN Posts: 927 Good Job(s): 108	Loving this gales video you guys:) Hoping she will join us here to share more and more! Here is her video...
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 26 Jun 2014 13:33 #1770

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Hi pjbridges94 on youtube:) Love your videos and I wanted to post my response here so I can show you what I was talking about with a water storage using that creek you have. I do not think it will take much room if you use PVC to run the water to a water storage closer to your livestock and garden! I made this photo to show you what I mean but I am not very good and making diagrams as you can see! Ha ha ha!

Tell me what you think or if any of you on here have ideas on how to make this work for her that would be great:)

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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 29 Jun 2014 10:21 #1828

GaterGirl OFFLINE New Member Posts: 5	WOW this is so cool!!!! Love it!!!
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 29 Jun 2014 14:52 #1829

HFI_Matt ~ Humble Servant ~ OFFLINE ADMIN Posts: 927 Good Job(s): 108	Should work great for that plot of land:)
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 20 Aug 2014 09:06 #2152

Jody OFFLINE Senior Member Posts: 60 Good Job(s): 6	What a great idea! We have a creek out back also & I think using some of that water for our garden would be great. My husband hooked up plumbing so it would reach out to the garden, but if we could use some of the water from the creek that would save us some $$...yeah!
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 20 Aug 2014 17:18 #2157

HFI_Matt ~ Humble Servant ~ OFFLINE ADMIN Posts: 927 Good Job(s): 108	O yeah, that would save you lots and you could also look at building a little Hydro electric generator to run that washer and dryer:)
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 21 Aug 2014 08:15 #2160

Jody OFFLINE Senior Member Posts: 60 Good Job(s): 6	lol...baby steps here Matt! Maybe a few years down the road for this little hydro generator.
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 21 Aug 2014 16:28 #2169

HFI_Matt ~ Humble Servant ~ OFFLINE ADMIN Posts: 927 Good Job(s): 108	Please let me live my life through your projects!! Ha ha ha!!
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 21 Aug 2014 16:47 #2174

Jody OFFLINE Senior Member Posts: 60 Good Job(s): 6	HFI_Matt wrote: Please let me live my life through your projects!! Ha ha ha!! Lol
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Creek for watering your livestock and garden! 05 Sep 2014 08:26 #2296

Brando13 OFFLINE Junior Member Posts: 30 Good Job(s): 13	This might be another option for some, have you checked out the ram pumps, they can pump the water uphill using minimal energy! I never heard of them until Mr.Telsonia posted a video utilizing it on his place and I wish I have a few years back, needed water to the lake house and had to buy a gas powered water pump!
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