2,000 Year Old Food Forest in Morocco
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@FreedomFox1 No. Using a water source for a monoculture system in a desert will result in eventual soil death and that would be the end of it. The mixture of canopy layers, and different fruits keeps the soil fertile for a long time.
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thanks for sharing.. :)
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@StrongArmZZ Well, that at least makes sense, even if it is kinda pathetic.
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@l337pwnage cmon man that's piss poor trolling. i think you need a hobby.... one your good at
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@StrongArmZZ do you ever make any sense? lol.
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pwned again! Is this the tip of the iceberg? I'm afraid of what you might come up with next. Are you pouring battery acid into the ocean, and hunting whales too? I bet you are, and boy am I'm offended already. lulz
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i'm working on a plastic recycling bin with oyster mushrooms...
this movement knows no bounds
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@StrongArmZZ I already got mine, its a big giant structure made of concrete and steel, full of food a lit up using electricity from burning dead dinosaurs. Works great, has meat, vegetables, fruit, soda, candy bars, and all kinds of cool stuff. ^_^
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@l337pwnage oh lorde the pwnage! don't be jealous bro you can plant one too
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Yay, a big garden. Its funny how most of the people who promote this lifestyle, do not live it, lol.
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@flashtoons What an appropriate name, "Paradise Valley"



Where was this exactly on the map in Morocco?
adamatova 2 years ago
The location of the Food Forest known to the local population as Paradise Valley is about 12km inland from Tamraght on the coast of Morocco below the Grissafane Mountain Range. See Flashtoonz,com for map details.
flashtoons 2 years ago 3