Using my AC;s camera to get footage as we walk back from the lake ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hcuMK--IMg

This video was uploaded from an Android phone. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1Ps30DdavE

Local Glenn Beck 9/12ers decided to protest the local ABC Affiliate to show our disdain for the Lapdog Media broadcasting all day from the Whitehouse and becoming a Megaphone spewingm one-sided Obamamercial for his Gov't takeover of the Health Care industry. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mx0uC0eKO6E

I was able to purchase 10 23-gallon plastic containers for only $5/ea (Thanks Brett) I had tons of free concrete blocks from Craigslist. I used 12 blocks (4 stacked two wide - two high) at both ends and one in the middle. I did have to purchase 2 12' 4"x 4" posts to get the desired length. I used a laser level to level the blocks. Once this was done the posts put the top of the container at the Same level all the way down the length of the run. This allowed me to install 4'x4" posts as supports for two ledger boards (ran horizontally) The ledger boards were free salvaged 5/4" deck boards. This allowed me to use 5/4" as a top rail and put the lip of the container flush atop the rail. It worked out perfectly. The static wicking beds are constructed as follows: PVC pipe and or Black field drain piling cut to length to fit in the bottom of each tub. This allows water to flow into the bottom of each container (I used the chop saw to cut grooves into each pipe so water can easily fill the area. Next, I used Hydroton clay pellets I acquired when I purchased an aquaponics system (6 UBC totes and all the plumbing and 6 huge containers of clay pellets for $140 - a great buy) I covered the pipes with clay pellets. Then I used some construction fabric (I assume it is used to dry in homes) I picked up for free when I scored on all the concrete blocks) I used this as a barrier between the pellets and the soil mixture. Then I added a soil mixture which was made up of compiost, peat moss and vermiculite (this is the recipe the square foot garderner uses) then top if off with wood chips as a mulch. I used a vertical piece of PVC in each tub as a watering tube. I plan to hook up a timer for my water hose and create a manifold system so I can automatically fill all tubs every few days (or as needed) Each Container will have a weep hole drilled just about the level of the fabric barrier so tubs won't overfill and drown the plants. As this project is still in process, I plan to add some sort of wicking material that will penetrate the barrier and run up into the soil area in order to wick the moisture up into the growing area. I'm sure the roots of the plants will not have any problem finding their way down to the moisture. The footage was shot with my DJI Mavic 2 Zoom drone on Hyperlapse mode. It was two different videos edited with Camtasia and annotations added. May 7th, 2019 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdioPmD0eYg