Just thought I'd share a nice photo.

[Mc Tool]

Speaking of seeds from poop. We had a temporary building at one of our sites. It also had a temporary tank barely underground that was for waste water( toilets) The cap came off and raw sewage leached in to the top layer of soil for a day or so, till it got fixed. Later in the summer some cherry tomatoes sprung up right there. Those nuts on that site were picking and eating them, knowing full well where they came from. Might have been fine to eat, but not this guy.

Im thinkin its not as bad as it sounds but yeah ....nah ,youd wanna give it a good sniff test ....and then still not eat it

 

[jimmbo]

Effluent, is a good Fertilizer, for Thousands of Years, Feces of all kinds have been used for that. Now Days, Produce grown using it, is referred to as Organically grown

That said, I won't eat canned Sardines, without gutting them to remove the Spine, and the Internal Organs, which do contain cooked Feces

 

[dingbat]

Effluent, is a good Fertilizer, for Thousands of Years, Feces of all kinds have been used for that. Now Days, Produce grown using it, is referred to as Organically grown

Neighbor put on his fields for a couple of years. The practice is now ban in a number of States due to concerns of contamination from PFOA and PFOS, two forms of perfluoroalkyl substances, in biosolids.

EPA warns of PFAS exposure from biosolids in long-awaited report

Farmers could be at risk due to the chemicals leaching into food and water, the agency said in its draft risk assessment, which is now open for comment. EPA noted plans to focus enforcement upstream on industrial sources like landfills.

www.wastedive.com

 

[DeepCMark58A]

My wife's uncle had a septic business and spread the contents of the "honey wagon" on his fields. I always joked the ears of corn in his field all had used condems on them.

 

[Mc Tool]

These are some of the ramps I use .
Lower Aparima river, nearly in the estuary

Riverton ramp

Colac bay, this ones long , big dip in the middle that fills up with gravel ,and there are submerged rocks just off the end




Whakapatu beach

Pahi


Cosy Nook


This is actually used ( not by me ) when I was a kid there was a tractor for public use parked near by

You can see the chanel carved out in the rocks to get your boat out

This boat hasnt moved in decades
I put the google maps satellite image on some ( Im sure you can figure it out ) .
Was not a good day for boating

 

[redneck joe]

Well those are some shitty ramps...

 

[Pmt133]

The best one I used was a dead end road that someone sawzalled the barrier off of. Outside of having to climb the hump back on to pavement, it's actually nice being dirt and all.