Great stuff Jeff. Keep up with the videos. Great to see so much progress and interesting ideas happening. Keep us posted!
Dale, your comment here:
That's funny I don't usually think of Mexico as a place where you would get glacial fed water. I guess it's all about elevation.
Made me think of my time in Arizona and Utah where I was traveling for a while. In both of these states I spent time climbing up mountains and remember being initially quite shocked about getting up into the upper levels of the mountain and coming across forest species that were much like home in B.C.. On Boulder Mountain (which has an area the size of Rhode Island), with an elevation of over 11,000 feet, I was walking in firs, birches, and aspens, and eating stinging nettles, and bolete mushrooms. Meanwhile, in the very same day I could walk downhill through Ponderosa forests, and then on to scrub Juniper and pinion pine, and then on down in the 5,000 foot area to sagebrush and cacti. The climatic change, from moist temperate, was as dramatic as the vegetation.
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