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17/09/17

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Originally posted by plough ↑

michelef any chance of a photo regarding
"a boulder lined forked creek with a bridge over it (built by hubby) which I just adore. "

Not 3 milion liters of storage like Pintohoo has but these slim line tanks look quite neat for a residential section also can double as a fence .
https://www.google.co.nz/search?q=skinny water tanks&rlz=1C1KTSY_enNZ560NZ560&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj6vYSF56rWAhVGvbwKHT9LBhwQsAQIVw&biw=1680&bih=920#imgrc=7bRVfQ7owHd3VM:

Most water in a residential house is used via the toilets so no treatment needed, wife is in the final process of getting new largish town house built I am trying to figure out a way to have rain water by gravity feed just the toilets with an automatic way the toilets would go over to metered city water when the rain water runs out.

Agreed seems strange so much rainwater is not collected , think if Melbourne had a city plan with residents able to collect their roof rain water from houses send to central rain water storage areas paid by water credits , and then pumped and redistributed back into pipes just for toilet water , wouild probably mean no need for desalination /extra dams etc .

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Hi plough, I will have a go with hubby's flash phone. In fact I might get him to take a couple of pics. We do have a nice camera but it has been missing in action for a while now. I'm sure to find it one day. The creek is just about dry at the moment but you will get an idea of the boulders, palms and bridge
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