Tipton, KS | paul the original - 10/5/2026 12:50
Lot of green grass in the background,
Desert bunchgrass I suspect, and cattle/horses most likely consumed it around water hole, which is quite deep.
The southern reaches of Chad's Sahara Desert - "Unlike the barren sand dunes (ergs) farther north, this southern fringe receives erratic summer monsoon rains (50 to 200 mm annually) driven by the Intertropical Convergence Zone. This moisture supports sparse desert bunchgrass, acacia parklands, and deep-rooted shrubs:
>more efficient bucket elevator system
Human/Animal or mechanical means requires X amount of calories/energy....a solar based setup might be best, but $$$ are required to make it so.
James explained this situation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzKWVeX9qQU
Edited by Phainein7 10/5/2026 15:47
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