permaculture

[Marimike6@cs.com]

LF London writes

>Austrian field pea would be a better choice. Too cold for a controlled 
planting of Kudzu. 

You're a strange lad, Lawrence. You wouldn't be the chap that planted kudzu 
down by my spring, would you?

By deftly planting kudzu across the south and bridging the wet spots with 
water hyacinth it would be possible in August to walk from Port Arthur, TX 
over 
to the Albemarle Sound without your feet ever touching dry land.

The only practical attainment one might achieve by that would be to have so 
much kudzu vine that you could make it into insulated panels, using the 
felting 
process. Or you could use it as a biofuel, since it grows as fast as you can 
harvest it. Maybe one could put a string of electric generators across the 
south, and minimize the use of coal in electric plants. I suspect kudzu has 
less 
mercury-- and you don't have to remove mountaintops to get at it.