No, it is clearly a poorly wooded hillside in the background, the River is upfront riding his horse.
I need you to clarify for me smears when you brag about taking a few guys, riding a river for 9 hours, it may mean something very different from the boating adventure I imagined.
Nah man. We usually go down the cahaba river from grant’s mill rd to hwy 280. There are boats, and people. The people get into the boats and we float on the river, which is made of water.
driWear? It’s a good shirt.
Maybe the very one he embodies to his people.
No, the word for that Mo is Sewer, not River.
Is this because we have the same shirt?
Don’t act like a girl at a prom.
You should make a post about Swedenborg. I never understood what the fuck he was saying.
He was talking bubbles, no one ever figured out what the fuck he was saying… I hit their head quarters for their biggest church, based nearby in PA… they quickly got lost in their own explanations.
Now get back to planting trees Dirty Girty.
Will do, fuckhead.
Plant some weed trees.
I wish it was legal in my state, as a law abiding non-citizen. I have had beautiful hydroponic tomatoplants in my basement.
Post a picture Phoneutria. Let’s take a look at you. 
Can you tell I’ve been lifting weights?
Tease.
I had at a point 18 different types of hot peppers growing in the basement. Turns out it’s quite an expensive hobby. It is my ambition for the not so immediate future to develop some sort of business out of making ridiculously spicy vegetables.
Your doing it wrong, phon.
Head to the store, and buy a long, clear plastic tube… the kind they use over large fluorescent bulbs for ceiling lights, usually 5 to 10 bucks a tube. Fill it with fertalizer, and tape a cheap hose to the end, and use a plastic welder (under 30 bucks) on the end to waterproof it.
Every few inches, poke a hole in it big enough for a seed to be inserted. You can attach it to a wall, and angle it slightly towards the tube for water flow.
You can add as many as you want, under, and if the plants grow too tall and hit the tube below, twist tube slightly so they will grow outward.
Water the top of tube.
I can show you how to build a very cheap and effective solar panel cheap, how to hook it up to a battery, for free, off grid energy use.
I also have other hydroponic designs, and methods to avoid soil salinization and crop rotation, as well to reduce risk to a variety of paracites and increase crop yields, or conserve water loss in dry environments.
The method is easy to do, very high density, and affordable, and good for a urban environment.
I wonder how well solar panels would do powering my massive sodium bulbs through winter.
First off, you don’t need a thousand watt sodium lightbulb, or series. That is absurd, you could run a much larger series of more efficient light, increasing your yield. Your not trying to replicate the sun, but match the plants needs.
Secondly, under orthodox standards, with a fixed rooftop… 52 degrees to 57 is for chicago. Many people have them in the winter, they collect energy but for a handful of days. However… there is little orthodox about me… I can build without the need for a rigid frame, make them curved, portable, with a stable stationary battery supply with abnormal depth. All relatively cheap.
I grew reasonably good peppers with a couple of T5 fixtures, but the size of the plants and the yield is nowhere near the results I get with the sodium lights.
Besides, if I have enough sun outside to power grow lights, doesn’t it make more sense to take the plants outside, and spend my building time on a greenhouse sort of thing to keep them warm?
If you want to.commercialize it, yes… head out to indiana and start a farm. However, the start up will be expensive. Yet, even a couple small acres will produce over 100,000 bucks of product.
Just the larger yields will require direct plumbing, and someone to always hand around, because water pipes burst, crack heads still batteries and equipment, etc. I’ve seen lilly pad farms make it… just stupid what some people grow.
I would recommend slapping up some pictures of your hydroponics… nothing personal, just your operation… and provide measurements of space. That is if you truely are thinking of turning it commercial.