Did67 wrote:Yes Yes. It was not to contradict at all. But to add a point, a slip that often comes ...
Nowhere does nature, whether it be a savannah, a forest, a mixed system (agroforestry for example) form mounds, spirals, bury aerial organic matter (but the roots remain!) ... So yes, 100 % Okay.
I simply wanted to say "beware of the temptation" very common today, to consider the forest floor to be the best! [you will find videos, on the internet, of people digging trenches in their garden, then looking for soil in the forest (which is illegal) to fill them in !!!]
In this case I follow you all the way ....
And .... I am not like that ...
No dream of Paradise Lost or Garden of Eden, no hidden demiurge in my case
It also doesn't bother to "shoot anything that moves" (I hope you will take this remark with all the humor it contains, I prefer to specify heavily because the writing is so poor in intonations .... )
Did67 wrote:people who dig trenches in their garden, then go to look for soil in the forest (which is also illegal) to fill them !!!]
You make me laugh when you say that because my wife had this temptation in our forest (it even seems to me that if it's with us we don't have the right anyway ... but whatever) and then she s is delighted.
It reminded me of the final of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade with this Grail that he touches with his fingertips and wants at all costs to seize at the risk of his life: leave him where he is Indi, leave him where he is