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    Default Bazman's food forest over 9 years

    Hi All

    I thought I would share part of my journey and how my own food forest has developed from 2003 to 2012 over a series of 10 photos.





















    This is a before and after from the end of the Food Forest.




    And the journey continues. =)
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    Here are two overhead shots from Neamap 2009 and 2012



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    Outstanding Baz.
    Keep Planting. Never Stop. Always Improve on What You Have Got.

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    Brilliant. Soooo good to have the photo record.

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    Great stuff indeed!

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    What happened to the rain water tank and why was the stuffed animal being hung out on the clothes-line-of-doom?

    Interesting to see that you didn't go with the destroy all the grass first and then plant trees option. Yet it ended up that way in the end.

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    Interesting to see that 2 of the thirstiest trees have been left in place and not succeeded out. 2 of my favourites too.

    Baz loves to rise to a challenge.
    Keep Planting. Never Stop. Always Improve on What You Have Got.

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    Beautiful and inspiring!

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    Quote Originally Posted by eco4560 View Post
    What happened to the rain water tank and why was the stuffed animal being hung out on the clothes-line-of-doom?

    Interesting to see that you didn't go with the destroy all the grass first and then plant trees option. Yet it ended up that way in the end.
    Just check his Blog site and the water tank turned into a raised garden, still no clue of how Tigger is going!

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    Bazman, I don't see any rain harvesting earthworks in the photos. Did you do a lot of irrigating initially, or is it all on natural rainfall? If natural rainfall, how much rain do you get annually?

    Thanks!

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