Really weird and interesting elements in an urban permaculture system

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Michael - I'll bet you've seen a ton of interesting elements included in urban permaculture systems - could you tell us about some of your favorites?

Subtropical desert (Köppen: BWh)
Elevation: 1090 ft Annual rainfall: 7"

Jennifer Wadsworth

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Here are some fun "plays" with rainwater harvesting systems.

Ferrocement urn cistern designed and constructed by Art Ludwig of OasisDesign.net

Show the Flow. Water flows down steel downspout to raingarden. Steelhead trout swim up to the roof source. Insurance office, Portland, Oregon. From Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond, Volume 2.

Seattle Drink Cistern (photographer unknown)

Subtropical desert (Köppen: BWh)
Elevation: 1090 ft Annual rainfall: 7"

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I want the cup and straw one.

My Signature for the last few years was "just spinning wheels," but after our PDC at Pauls Place this summer I feel like we are finally catching traction. Hope to be threading some more. got a roof on our house, swales dug, and finally starting to work on our plan in more details.

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