Hairy Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 https://youtu.be/fVpRr1-PGgM Lurch the stalker, Kalahari Vegmot and Tuxstir 3
Kranswurm Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 (edited) Ha ha....its pathetic though....those d**s*s should have built bigger dams years ago.They cant organise stuff all.Dont get me started on the roads Edited May 23, 2017 by Kranswurm DIPSLICK 1
Grebel Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 Ha ha....its pathetic though....those d**s*s should have built bigger dams years ago.They cant organise stuff all.Dont get me started on the roadsProblem is the apartheid government built the dams too big. If they were smaller, they would be fuller.... #truestory 428 others, Kalahari Vegmot, Wil6 and 5 others 8
Kranswurm Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 Problem is the apartheid government built the dams too big. If they were smaller, they would be fuller.... #truestoryI know you are pulling the piss but seriously Steenbras was there when I was in the army and thats a friggen long time agoI was involved in both the Steenbras and Drakensberg Pump Storage Schemes and ....i have forgotten what was involved it is so long ago
porqui Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 I know you are pulling the piss but seriously Steenbras was there when I was in the army and thats a friggen long time agoI was involved in both the Steenbras and Drakensberg Pump Storage Schemes and ....i have forgotten what was involved it is so long ago The Steenbras Dam was built before your grandfather was in the army - how long ago is that. No more dams can be built in the WC. They are going to raise the Clanwilliam Dam by 10m or more but don't know if it will help us.
BSG Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 And no helmets [emoji33] [emoji102] Â Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk
DIPSLICK Posted May 23, 2017 Posted May 23, 2017 And no helmets [emoji33] [emoji102] Sent from my D5803 using TapatalkMust be why he followed to make sure the arrived safely Kalahari Vegmot, Lurch the stalker and BSG 3
Long Wheel Base Posted May 24, 2017 Posted May 24, 2017 The Steenbras Dam was built before your grandfather was in the army - how long ago is that. No more dams can be built in the WC. They are going to raise the Clanwilliam Dam by 10m or more but don't know if it will help us.Yeah agree with you, Raising the dams will only help if we have the rain.The irony is that IMHO Cape Town is probably the most proactive city when it comes to attempting to be water wise. I have seen the councils offer tanks at reduced rates and a few other initiatives to home owners in the attempt at becoming less reliant on "drinking water". They encourage grey water usage and borehole and so on. Up here where I stay there is bogger all like that. I have/am paying a lot of money to make my home more water wise. Its been a while since my toilets have used "tap water"(using rain water, but its almost all gone as I cant keep much yet) and a lot of my grey water goes into the garden(very rarely need to water with a hose anymore). It will take me time to get it to where I want as its expensive but I can already see a big difference in my municipal water usage each month. DJR 1
PhilipV Posted May 24, 2017 Posted May 24, 2017 I know you are pulling the piss but seriously Steenbras was there when I was in the army and thats a friggen long time agoI was involved in both the Steenbras and Drakensberg Pump Storage Schemes and ....i have forgotten what was involved it is so long agoDo you mean the WC provincial government? Building dams is a national government responsibility. If it wasn't for the big storm a while ago Gauteng would have been in trouble as well. Now if the people would stop wasting water it would help a lot. From washing taxis in the townships to larney complexes irrigating their gardens with municipal water. Hairy and Ed-Zulu 2
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Patchelicious Posted May 24, 2017 Posted May 24, 2017 Do you mean the WC provincial government? Building dams is a national government responsibility.If it wasn't for the big storm a while ago Gauteng would have been in trouble as well.Now if the people would stop wasting water it would help a lot. From washing taxis in the townships to larney complexes irrigating their gardens with municipal water.If you want to save water, we need to understand where the usage originates. I don't have the stats on hand, but last I heard, personal consumption and residential usage is dwarfed by that of industry? DJR 1
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