大咖福利影院

I was on the mainland for 6 months and just returned at the end of November. This was the tail end of the rainy season so the farm was a jungle as it always is after 6 months. There was no indication of a drought anywhere. Ponce never had to ration water. We are having a mini drought at this time but there is enough moisture in the ground to sustain the plantings. Even though聽 we are on the dry side of the Island there are three rivers that flow towards the city. There is Lago Cerillos that supplies our water and we do have a new Lago Portuguese. This lake is protection from the 100 year flood. Here when it rains it can rain hard and when it is dry it is very dry. My personal design is to have primitive glam cam huts each having its own cistern from collected rainwater and having its own garden too. I will have cisterns higher up as backup and all of it will be gravity feed so no electric necessary. The worst drought I ever experienced was about 12 years ago 6 months after I bought the farm. There were major droughts on this side of the island with a lot of fires with my farm being on of the biggest fires. All 32 acres burnt to the ground with only the 100 yer old mangoe trees and a few others surviving. Today it is more lush than it ever has been since when the Spanish were here and all the forest were cut down to make way for coffee, etc. ours was a coffee farm for 120 years. Now parts of it is probably more like it was before the Spanish. I am planting fruit trees etc that can tolerate some drought and am doing great with a good variety. The drought and the economy ae a lot a like and there are ways to work with it. My house is already a destination for certain types and the farm will easily do the same.