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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (144941)	12/23/2018 5:19:03 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217620

re <<it is the power of a vortex generated by the strong kinetic energy of the water in the river that pushes up the water>> ... i figured the part about kinetic / potential energy and conservation of the net net sum less friction milling etc it is just i have never until now seen such a contraption in any case, outside of the bed & breakfast (lunch and dinner) place, i show below three pics cropped from the same panorama shot, from left to right, showing the river's dam, side slip, progressive narrowing of the side channel to increase water flow speed, and to the cul de sac vortex, along with companion pics of the metal pipe inclining upward to the higher level ... glad i showed the machine to the kids but doubly glad was pipped by the comment from jack, 'the twirly thin' :0) getting water to go up seems a difficult problem am now wondering how the terraced rice fields are kept irrigated