It's like one long connected chain, full of various different links, but yet, they are all connected. Every project that I work on seems to generate a beneficial byproduct that I can use for another project, and on, and on it goes. When I try to work on my mini pond build, I collect the smaller rocks for my rock pillar fence. Then, as I drive back towards the mini pond, I pick up some branches and logs so I don't take an empty load, and bring it to my new mound garden. The mulch I was using to suppress the growth where I'm building my new mound can be used for the border of the snake gourd raised bed, and the buckets full of topsoil and debris can be added to the mound, making more empty buckets for smaller rocks. When I bring back the empty buckets, I collect the larger rocks from the pond area for the snake gourd raised bed, and then it all starts over again.
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