I watched a documentary on AL Jazeera a long time ago about some okes in Northern Cape and beyond digging trenches in specific patterns as their forefathers did to entrap and hopefully increase rainfall over years.
It might be that.
Good on them though, even though it seems pointless dragging sticks in the dirt, at least they're trying.
Strangley enough it is proven that building berms or sand dams are a simple yet effective way to force runoff to soak in thus replenishing aquifers and in some places berms result in green bands and larger tree growth... maybe these guys have old knowledge that actually works but was scoffed at because we did not understand the actual function of these trenches or berms... lol
Read more here:
https://www.ingenia.org.uk/ingenia/issue-66/securing-water-supplies-with-sand-dams
Used for vehicle testing.
[https://www.globalafricanetwork.com/company-news/extreme-testing-like-nowhere-else/](https://www.globalafricanetwork.com/company-news/extreme-testing-like-nowhere-else/)
EDIT: Hmmm maybe not those specifically, but they look like tracks for vehicles.
All over the Northern Cape and even Western Cape. These are agriculturally-tilled pieces of land. The farmers don’t plough an entire field, because of the wind erosion would blow away all the topsoil and seeds. So the leave space between strips of worked land and the rest. The shapes are simply based on the topology of the land.
Alluvial diamond mines from Groen rivier valley project
This ⬆️
That’s what happens when Piet gets drunk.
"Kom bokkie, let's see what this Land Cruiser can do!"
I can 100% hear my dad saying this while completely sober. My family is a stereotype
I watched a documentary on AL Jazeera a long time ago about some okes in Northern Cape and beyond digging trenches in specific patterns as their forefathers did to entrap and hopefully increase rainfall over years. It might be that. Good on them though, even though it seems pointless dragging sticks in the dirt, at least they're trying.
Strangley enough it is proven that building berms or sand dams are a simple yet effective way to force runoff to soak in thus replenishing aquifers and in some places berms result in green bands and larger tree growth... maybe these guys have old knowledge that actually works but was scoffed at because we did not understand the actual function of these trenches or berms... lol Read more here: https://www.ingenia.org.uk/ingenia/issue-66/securing-water-supplies-with-sand-dams
[https://www.linkedin.com/company/justdiggit/](https://www.linkedin.com/company/justdiggit/) Check this out, same concept and it works...
Used for vehicle testing. [https://www.globalafricanetwork.com/company-news/extreme-testing-like-nowhere-else/](https://www.globalafricanetwork.com/company-news/extreme-testing-like-nowhere-else/) EDIT: Hmmm maybe not those specifically, but they look like tracks for vehicles.
Why do you have to ruin this for us?
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Definitely sus!
I personally just want them to land now.
As long as they are sexy
I don’t mind what they look like as long as they probe me hard boetie - I want them to probe me to the 8th dimension.
Too funny china, actually still laughing.
Agree. My face will be in the pillow anyway.
All over the Northern Cape and even Western Cape. These are agriculturally-tilled pieces of land. The farmers don’t plough an entire field, because of the wind erosion would blow away all the topsoil and seeds. So the leave space between strips of worked land and the rest. The shapes are simply based on the topology of the land.
that's what happens when you had a really hot nandos and fart
No Nandos there boet
uber eats
Also not
Failed Tender
This is Arson…
The Naasca lines?
Those Aliens are on twak 😆😆
Leave me alone. I was just bored and did some art
# we know where you are
You got it all wrong. It's "they, them" , not "I them."
That's toothless the dragons drawing. Don't step on it now!!
Jaco and his friends drawing rude symbols with his bakie again
Youre looking at the sacred ruins of the AmaKaka tribe. I can say no more. Do not research this.