The Story of Al Baydha: A Regenerative Agriculture in the Saudi Desert. قصة مشروع البيضاء 

Oh yes, I’m so glad I found this video 😭❤️

This is so inspiring. It shows the power of one who believes with all his heart. An example to us all.

Are other people copying these methods? Just the water catchment would be a start to growing more plants.

You mean we can be friends? Andhelp eachother outiwinde4 why not plant date palm's

To think what a few hardy cotton woods might do

Ameen what do you think stops the Saudi government/rulers to not invest in this ecological restoration? I assume it would not be a big cost for them in the larger scheme of things, but the benefits endless really

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I came here to write this comment

I wrote that one down in my memo pad...

Absolutely. Thank you.

ALL of our environmental problems can be solved with “will”….

My conclusions are “the powers that be” do not want to heal the land. It’s just as easy as this to fix erosion and water problems. Every state could implement these K. I. S. S. solutions 💯

It drives me crazy that it's Easier to be eco friendly than to destroy the planet. It's easier to not mow your lawn . Easier to use a clothes line to dry clothes than work to mine the material for a clothes dryer , build the factory to build it , power the factory , hire the people to build it , build the roads to transport it , build a store to house it , go buy it , transport it to your home , pay for power to run and to maintain it..clothes line is Easier. These techs aren't making things easier . They're just trash . They're not progress . They're literally just selling us worthless trash that its easier to live without.

@@ReelCoast79 That's why individuals should start permaculture projects on their own, without relying or caring about what the powers that be want.

Bees would help that area regenerate. I would love to be a beekeper în the area.

Bought tears to mey eyes too. Outstanding work. What we can do when we work with nature and her systems and not against her? Truly Beautiful. Enjoy.

You are part of the solution. Hats off to you!

RMMC Calgary I had the same reaction like you... I started crying when I saw the change. Thanks for this inspiring video.

I had the same response. Thank you for this work and this video.

In my decade leading Al Baydha, I think that is the most important thing I learned from this project, and that I hope other people can take away from it. We are a keystone species, and we need to act like one.

That's a beautiful quote. Lovely. :)

Absolutely, agree!!! Thank you, Sara!!

Yes, agree with you. It’s late but not too late for us to do right as a keystone specie.

What you and that community of people accomplished is wonderfully amazing! High fives, hugs and copious pats on the back for you all! Inspiring...

Hello, I am sorry you live with a tyrannical govt, hopefully it changes someday

Go back and do it!

@@flip0345 that’s because you the west dictate on the ( so called tyrannical government where they should spend their money ( which are the bars and western women and fancy cars ) you fool

​@@flip0345i bet your government helped set it up

​@@flip0345We all live under the same gvmnt. The differences are just in name and appearance, not in nature.

couldnt agree more

Not to be a downer, but I'm looking at 2020 sat images of this place: goo.gl/maps/R9sf1Yno7WwR6Wkv7 and don't see it being much different from the surrounding areas. Maybe I don't understand something?

@@dislike__button Interesting

@@dislike__button The image you're linking to is from summertime (looking at it in June 2020 for later readers)--we're still subject to wet/dry seasonality. The trees will go dormant in the summer much like deciduous trees go dormant in wintertime in north. The difference between us and the surrounding areas is: when there is rain, we get a higher variety of grasses, a higher density of grasses, and the grass sticks around for longer. Even when we go years without rain, our trees will produce goods according to their season, whereas other areas don't have that system in place. Also, we're putting way more water in the ground from those floods than our neighbors are, because our runoff coefficient has gone down. It's not perfect, but as a prototype it shows the way forward for restoring the region to previous (or higher) levels of fertility and production.

@@albaydha702 okay cool, thanks for the answer.

@@albaydha702 Well done! Can you give an idea of cost for earth works and trees? could you also do a panorama next time it rains Great project

I had mentioned earlier the Yemenis taught the Saudis,

A lot of effort à little results, Arabia Kingdom has the possibilities to do better with chines, Koreans or seoydaian people. This person is just job for his Contry or university.

So ur going there 2 hlp😳

Absolutely,it is emotionally overwhelming ,how amazing this project turned out ,very inspiring

I had the same reaction, we need to be connected to our environment. I live in the very green Northeast USA. I do not take it for granted. If our rain was cut off we would look like the desert South west.

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Umegonga ndipo

I have always thought the same. The issues of the world is not that there isn't enough, it is that it's not enough for the greed of humans. Military might is not about protection or preserving a nation, it is about subduing other nations.

faith you said it all.Love your insights

Neal specifically works in the real world - not a fantasy world where arms dealers, manufacturers, governments and military organisations suddenly realize the error of their ways, and give all their money to poor people to recover the environment. Forget the military budget; the planet can be restored DESPITE military spending. It does not require nations give up their military power to recover their lands. Because unlike military dollars, every dollar spent recovering landscapes returns a lot more than one dollar in long-term benefits. Investing in land recovery is a self-perpetuating and self-sustaining process. Once it takes place in one area, the people next door want to do the same - and so the process expands naturally. This is the entire point of the process: you can't (and shouldn't) force anyone to do anything! When the economic gains are seen, the new systems are adopted! This is known as "capitalism", and more specifically "enlightened capitalism" which seeks to improve life on all levels, with no downsides. Better lives and more wealth are all the incentives local people ever need, to make the changes necessary to renew and restore their landscapes.

@@Chris.Davies Wow.... what insights. Thanks for sharing.

The Saudi government only does what they are told by their master.

If you like this project, check out the restoration of the Chinese desert... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IDgDWbQtlKI.html TRULY inspirational!

@robert howard I know that many of us have been conditioned in our lives to believe that the government is helping and each passing reign is better and more liberal. But the fact is, from a Muslim, looking at what the "rulers" of the so called predominately Muslim countries do is nothing but a glorified version of the Western ideology. Which is not Islam. Just taking for instance this project in Saudi. I look at the cities paved in luxury, the sky scrapers. The gold, the oil, the abundant resources. The "hired" help. I look at how the "hired help", actually slaves, are being treated. I look at how this village among others that we do not know about have suffered under this for years , decades and continue to suffer. This is NOT Islam! My Prophet (saw) would never sleep in a golden bed or drive in a limo if he knew there were people who were struggling to survive. And the rightly guided Khalif after him lived by the same principles. Alhamdullilah Umar (ra) upon hearing a complaint from one of his people about how they had no meat to eat, gave up meat until he knew all of his people under his rule were being fed equally. Alhamdullilah Now that dear Robert is a servant of Allah and a leader. He did not lead by empty words and platitudes, but by example. Alhamdullilah These governments are following the tactics of the disbeliever oppressors in the West. Since the time of Jesus (as) and before, the kings took from their subjects and then gave them crumbs to live on while they lived in luxury. Now, let's think about this Robert. IF the progressive Saud government was so vested in this project don't you think they would of taken their own laborers and machines from their big cities and made this project on their own to give their subjects who have been oppressed for so long some ease? That would be truly noble of them don't you think? Something to make the rest of the Muslim Ummah and world to aspire to, just as the Prophet (saw) and the 4 Khalifs after him(saw) .But the fact is, they made those who have been oppressed for so long "work" for this project themselves with minimal resources. And they chose to be like the "kings" around them and expect the world to give them kudos for their "little steps" Which, sadly to say, they do because they are so use to getting the crumbs from their masters.And again, that is NOT Islam! And don't you think Robert that it is time to grow up and stop taking baby steps? Walk like a man, walk like the Prophet (saw) and all of the Prophets (as) before him walked? Our time is short on the earth and we all will be held accountable for our actions on the Day of Judgement. May Allah open our eyes and guide us to the straight path. Amin

@robert howard I don't know if you viewed my earlier comments from 2 weeks ago. Please do. Your wording is quite eloquent, and politically correct and yet very misleading to those who follow only the general propaganda. Maybe you could express your views of our Prophet (saw) in order to clear up misunderstandings. From what I wrote, which is the truth couldn't be anything but encouraging. And this is something that you and many others refuse to believe. We all have aspirations Robert, I still don't think you get the point. But it is ok, we will continue to agree to disagree. You know the very people who you give special thanks to are the same people who say they follow the Prophet (saw) which you seem to have a different view about. Maybe that comment should be brought to those who you call royalty. The actual Saudi people from the view of the film were the ones who had been oppressed for generations. They were willing to try anything to bring back their land. Desperation breeds inspiration as they say. But Robert, it is neither here or there but the fact is is that a man who Allah gave a vision to and who put it into action was actually following the Sunnah of the Prophet (saw) and all of the other Prophets (as) before him. Alhamdullilah And thank you Robert, you seem like a nice person as well but hiding behind cordial comments will never bring the truth to light. I do hope that you read my previous comments below. Take care Robert and may Allah guide us all to the straight path. Amin

@robert howard Mr. Howard, my God (Allah) and HIS Messenger (saw) commands us to be honest, so why would I say my name would be any other than it is? That is deception, a disbeliever, a snake, a manipulator may do such things but not a believer in Allah and the next life. Also Mr. Howard, why would you assume that I am a follower of ISIS? I find it interesting how you throw these accusations and assumptions, "buzz words" in so easily, but in a polite way. Very good strategy from yours side I do have to say. You know all too well how to manipulate the masses. What a good PR person you are for your cause. But not everyone believes your words, especially not a believer in all of Allah's Books. I could easily say that your name is not your name and that you have a hidden agenda to mislead the average person when they speak out against oppression in any form. I follow no one but Allah and HIS Messenger. PERIOD! People of every culture have skills Mr. Howard. Saying they don't would be disrespectful of Allah because HE and only HE gave the skills to them. It is not the skills that a person has but how they use them that matters to Allah. I would also assume that the people who were involved from Saudi were also Muslim, those who follow Allah and HIS Messenger (saw), because when you say you are a Muslim you are following just that Allah and HIS Messenger (saw) and nothing else. Just as the Christians and Jews profess. I wonder what my Prophet Moses (as) or Jesus (as) would think about those who profess they believe in them and do what they are doing today against the world. I know, for a fact that, even though America is the melting pot and that as an American I have to right under the Constitution to practice my religion, America has proudly professed that it is a Christian Nation. So, what cha think Jesus ( as) feels about the invasion and Genocide all over the world in his (as) name? Especially since he (as) is still alive. And will witness against all of this on the Day of Judgement. Jesus (as) said, " I did not come to change the laws, but to fulfill them." The "laws" being the ones sent down to Moses (as) 1. Worship God and only God. 2. Put no one beside or above HIM, which includes humans.....Thou shalt not KILL, Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors wife......From what I see and have experienced first hand all of these Commandments sent down from Allah have been broken. I am also a strong supporter of stopping Genocide not just of Armenian descent but world wide. And so was the Prophet (saw) as were all of the Prophets (as). You may have your point of view from a few people you know. Which is on the same line as saying, I have a black friend so I know what it's like. Very general, but a irrelevant statement. In today's world that is nothing new. You consider yourself an open person and yet you are very defensive, in a polite way, when the truth comes to you. Any philosophy that does not line up with Allah and all of HIS Messengers is not a religious philosophy at all but a man manipulated ideology. The Jews and Christians are held accountable for this as well. But I will not go into history details, Allah does that very clearly and simply in HIS Last and Final Revelation. And if your Yemen friend is Jewish then he knows that they are not to follow the Talmud (written by 70 Rabbi's) but the Torah. The actual Book sent down by Allah to Moses (as) And all of my points are IF you are only talking about the monolithic religions of that region. You talk of the US as being your homeland, do you not know your own history of how it was founded on Genocide of the Native Americans and exploitation of all if it's people living there till this day and around the world? Do you by chance see ANY German or English or any other military bases in the US? NO, but they have their "boots" in everybody else's backyard. Case in point, what is now going on with Germany. Are those tactics the Christian way, the way of Jesus? Do you know that it was the US government and those who back them who put the Sauds into power for a mir penance because they saw the economical and political advantages? And it has not changed to this day, that is why I spoke out to let people who are well intention see the reality of what it really is. The smoke screens of deception need to be removed. Even today the administration announces what every administration prior has said, but more politely, "That is OUR oil, we have the right to take it." I do not like anyone invading and raping and pillaging and killing for greed whether in my own country or anywhere for that matter. Again, Allah makes it very clear in HIS Last Revelation, that HE made us of many tribes and nations and we are to come together and learn from each other not oppress and exploit one another. Tell me Mr. Howard, what has America and it's allies taught the rest of the world? To be greedy, to conform to their way of thinking or else, to exploit and over consume and manipulate the resources Allah has given them. And then when it is depleted or near extinction they blame it on climate change or individuals who are less in power, saying it is their fault for the hole in the ozone or whatever else they want to pull out of their butts. That "they the people" are causing the carbon footprints. OH even the cows are to blame! God! They have no shame! That's mighty Christian of them don't cha think? WWJD? I say these truths Mr. Howard, because I was born and raised in the US. And I have the right under the Constitution to speak out against oppression. And the "history" that was taught to me in primary school and till this day, does not line up with the reality of what the founding fathers and its allies, then and now, have done to the Native Americans, the Asians, the Africans, the Irish, the Italians, South Americans and the list goes on.......But let me bring you to today's events for example.... Flint Michigan, the water system in general, the GMO's, chemical preservatives, the Chem trails, Big Pharma, who by the way founded the GMO's and" Round UP" distribution all over the world. The Genocide of humans especially of African descent and low income by the methods of vaccinations and abortion clinics. Not just in the US but particularly in Africa as well, which by the way is funded by Bill Gates. All in the guise of,"They know what's best." Do they know better than the ONE who created us!? Isn't God in control of everything? I believe as a Muslim American that my home country should clean up their own mess first before they even "look" into someone else's backyard to judge. We all struggle Mr. Howard, that is a fact of life. That is how Allah designed it. Life can be very hard, but we don't need someone's boot on our necks pushing us further into the dirt or scaring us with twisted propaganda, trying to take the very core of our souls, striping us of our dignity and our right to flourish. Now that Mr. Howard is true oppression, true evil. Allah calls them the Zalimun. No matter what name they put in front of them, their actions speak for themselves. And I say this about those who profess to be Muslim as well. Allah knows all that is in the hearts of man no matter what they "cover" themselves with. Alhamdullilah And Mr. Howard, if this was not your agenda to refute what I said in the manner in which you said it, and you did not want to reflect your views, you would have passed by my first comment to begin with. There are many other comments with such views and I do not see you commenting on them. So, now we are ALL clear on what your intentions really are. Thank you very much clarify that to the rest of the world, but most importantly to Allah. But hey, HE knew that to begin with. He just had to make it clear for the rest of HIS creation who may not be as well informed. Alhamdullilah And have a great day! And know that Allah's truths will always be revealed no matter how much the disbeliever hates it. Alhamdullilah! Salam

Not life but help

جزاك الله خير

I want to like your comment but it's at 69

@@johne7123 someone liked it lol

@@michaelmcgee2026 I guess I can like it now 😆

did the men all desecrate the land for profit?

@@savannahsmiles1797 Same reason they restored it: they did what they thought was best.

It's with great surprise finding your comment here Stefan. How's your work doing?

Hello Stefan! I love your content!

Would be easier work as the climate is a lot more forgiving. I was devastated by the deforestation in my rural homelands but it's nothing that cant be fixed.

That would be wonderful to see. We can’t say that animals don’t need it. A lot more mouths to feed and thirsts to quench.

less bad is a good start

Best of luck to you! This work is hard, but it's worth it.

You are Saudi, you speak English. Why don't you make an Arabic version or at least make subtitles for this video and reupload it? Plus it's in your people's interest to make this video that you speak of. Why do you expect outsiders to do something that benefits you people?

@@aaaaaa2206 I should do that! 😃 Now I found a project to work on for the day! Thanks guys for the idea! 🙏 😊

Also. We can share it with Saudi youtubers so they would talk about it and spread awareness. 👍

That is very smart of you! Thank you for your efforts.

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Ma'am do you have your own organisation ?

Please share website

Is that so, so how about you tell us what you have done beside "promoting"? I see you have not responded to arun. Are you part of the problem, all talk and no action? I posted under Rocky Mountain MT what I have done, starting when I was 58 and what it is now when I am 75. "Promoting" is nothing without your own action. Are you a fake?

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It was not actually resilient without rainfall, as they mentioned plants and trees began dying off. When the rain came again is when everything came back to life though, and all that did survive became battle tested for the conditions. They should be planting as many Acacia trees as possible as they are native to the area and climate.

@@seanregehr4921 Exactly... Sean. Trees and Grass, " but the right kind of trees and grass". There is an interesting story about re-establishing forest in the desert areas of the Grand canyon and Colorado river, and it was all about finding the right trees out of 25 or more varieties of cottonwood and birch trees. Those forests were cut down in the 1800s to be used in the steam powered riverboats of that era.

@@rodneycaupp5962 Really annoying how the greed of the past can destroy so much of potential for the future

@@RagbagMcShag And lack of foresight. There was an attitude of, "There's more where that came from." If people are not educated about consequences, and how everything is connected to everything else, they are unlikely to imagine how their behaviours have impact on the world around them. Do we think that most people who toss their plastic water or soft drink bottles out of the window of their cars are intentionally contributing to the monstrously huge Pacific Gyre of garbage, killing fish and other marine animals? Please tell me "no."

Who has summoned me?

@@dislike__button lol

It worked, and thank you 🙏 I was greatly impressed by what was shown in the video, it has made me rethink of where to buy land, with this possibility of regeneration.

Don't forget to include rumenants if you want faster soil building. Their rumen is what primes the biology to grow soil - even if you could rent a cow once or twice a year that doesn't have some chemical pour on it, you would get a kickstart to the land.

I would love to see before & after photos of your project. Is there a website we can watch the progress? Thanks!

My friends Deb and Gary just bought property there 3 years ago! I wonder if you know them? Your plans sound awesome and I hope they work out.

@@nataliemarino7581 , Hi! No I do not know them, but who knows, we may meet one day!

How much was it? if you don't mind me asking

it certainly is the most sensible allocation of financial resources from the Saudi perspective but this brings up an interesting problem when you consider it further: the proceeds from the production and distribution of oil, a product that leads to the creation of carbon dioxide that furthers climate change around the world, would be used improve the environment local to it's source extraction at the cost of environment outside of it.

Agreed 100%

@Aedin Ridmash I think you mean. "The USA's money goes to buying oil." Your sentence structure had that backwards. Understandable if English isn't your first language.

@Aedin Ridmash Nope.

Agricultural prosperity is _true_ wealth as it gives self-sufficiency and if people share and help one another it will ensure long lasting peace.

yes my thoughts on hoping the grazing is managed

Can you point us to the map? I've been trying to find it and it's a needle in a haystack.

@@marcheck3400 Many thanks !!

Hi Paul -- i haven't been back in 4 years, and the project's mostly focused on a housing development for the tribes there. But keep an eye out on the Green Saudi Initiative...

Talk about a reframe! So inspiring!

Absolutely! We have the ability to transform ecosystems into paradises.

@@aaronlohr8477 yet so little of us are doing it... 😩

Basically what conservatives have believed all along.

@@fareshajjar1208 doubt that. We wouldnt be mowing lawns "they" did. 😣 If you know you know.

We can not settle for being less bad to the earth, we should be good for the earth 🌍

There is no reason to lack hope. God already designed and created everything and made it to work efficiently and sufficiently. The key to restoring His kingdom (the earth), is to stop the destructive practices. They have been going on for far too long and look how well it still works under such duress with little to no attention en mass. Certainly only a little consistent care will go a long way to restoring all the earth's natural systems.

Isaiah c35 v1 says The wilderness and the parched land will exult and the desert plain will blossom as the saffron

I too salute.

Is it such a massive undertaking to build terraces? Are the local people continuing to build them on their own? Or do they only do it when outsiders tell them to?

@@nonenoneonenonenone The Al-Baydha project was funded by one of the Saudi princes as a proof of concept; the immediate economic benefits compared to working in the urban centers is so little that many locals have no choice but to abandon these initiatives because of the massive upfront costs in manpower, time, and money it takes to dig swales, pile on berms, and terrace the mountains. While other states like India and China implement these on much larger scales because of the much more forgiving climate, Saudi Arabia's overreliance on oil money (which tends to be concentrated in the families that do control oil fields) and outsourcing of industrial / agricultural power means that there's very few people with the know-how to do this kind of thing, much less the willpower to implement the project with their own funds and time in the relatively harsher conditions of the Arabian Peninsula.

In the video he mentioned that they could replicate their small project across the region and possibly return rivers to the area. I think scaling up would quickly improve the area. It is amazing how just adding cover crops or mulch can cool the surface of an area. Cool the surface of several areas the size of their project and so much would change for the better. I sure hope they keep the project going and growing. There are spots here in the southwest USA that had similar projects. With these projects, they have had natural springs return that feed water sources. Ponds that were lost are back. With the retained water, the life of the area has greatly increased. Nature is good to us when we are good to it.

@@vedrisca The actual key to this kind of solution working is for everyone to do whatever they can within their sphere of influence to work towards a common goal/objective rather than as a massive movement/project that must be done in one or two seasons. You start at home and set up local water harvesting...then to any land you have access to. Every day as you take a walk you add another pile of rocks to another little berm. You make it a cultural habit that everyone takes part in rather than just looking for how to profit from it directly.

Great point and cause for great hope!

yes, except they are NOT from that spot, but worked into the film for the gullible to think it is

@@TWOCOWS1 proof?

@@holgerchristensen4021 look around the scenery. do you really need someone to point that out to you? no wonder these folks find it so easy to fool people

@@TWOCOWS1 Its funny you said that, because I did and its quite obvious that they are filming the same spots, but from a different angle. So you have to rewatch the clips and keep an eye on the cliffs. You only fooled yourself.

I love this comment. Was thinking the same thing this whole time!

If nothing else at least now you know it is possible.

American Politicians refuse to accept thstvthere is a problem do no need to try and fix it. 😪

I guess, it was Truman, who started to build swales in south of US. Don´t know exactly. Mollisson shows it in one of his movies.

@@tss9886 farmers are also extremely slow to embrace change. In my experience with them anyways

Tragedy of the commons. Who owns the environment? Projects like this will require large scale government and private sector cooperation for a benefit that will take at least a few years to see. So no one does it.

The vast majority of arid regions on this planet, involve a watershed capacity enough to take them out of "desert" condition. Rather easily. Provide a lot of correction work is supplied. As we all know, by now, the desertification process. Considerably reduces the water content of a landscape. Dumping it straight into rivers and eventually the sea/ocean. Or in other words total waste of water! BTW We already do that, also in very large scale, with our sewage and storm water systems. We "collect" precious water and dump it directly into the sea/ocean! No wonder most underground water is going down and out. As fast as Humans gather in the landscape. Cities sinking >9m and more it's a cruel reality, totally Human made! Among hundreds of case studies known to mankind. There's the very interesting "Niger paradox"! Describing the phenomena how, in this case, the Niger river, in Africa. Increased it's water displacement, dumping it into the Ocean. While the desert left behind increase exponentially, year after year!! ;-)

Look who I just found here 😆

Excellent work, but they have to plant trees in the upper parts of the mountains so that the water table rises and water sources are created.

@@ferchopuentes1901 they have to plant grass. Not trees. Start from trees is a mistake. People need to make the succession in the right way, not to jump right into trees, it's not natural. The environment will not hold it easily

Grass - bushes - small trees - medium trees - big trees. A nd all plants related to each level

@@ferchopuentes1901 You are not wrong. And trees are eventually going to be necessary. And yes, trees are much better then grasses... But there is more to it. If you try to start a environment with trees is the same as trying to start a house in the roof. You wiil need to hold it in your own hands, because there is no structure under it. The first dry season, the first cold, the moment that you stop watering, the first plague... And all your really hard work is gone. Start small and you won't never ever even need to be watering or fertilizing

Chinese do better in the Gobi.

@@WadcaWymiaru however this is not China.

@@leedza Same argument as: i live in Poland, not in USA but i can speak in english :/ (however desert IS in China)

@@WadcaWymiaru I'm quite aware of what the Chinese are doing, however if read my post, my interest is in this particular site and the methods they applied. I've been following them for a while hence my question about then taking too long to update. Also the difference with the Chinese is that there is far less capital and man power.

@@leedza So what? A half-naked ass ancient South America Indians were able to create *terra preta* with ABSOLUTE MINIMUM of the resources: www.css.cornell.edu/faculty/lehmann/research/terra%20preta/terrapretamain.html We can use that knowledge: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-p0YNFn9Dloc.html that black was so happy! Also add the fact Chinese stoled the idea of "waterproof sand" from ancient Indian magicians - they were mixing the fine sand with the bee wask. Idea gives 70% of water saving! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F2DLQw1K9Ms.html However here is the REAL magic: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WAvBkaSg5kw.html i think Saudi king has the moneys to DO THAT!

Yes