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12/08/2026

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17/07/2024

Jaja Binksy notebooks coming soon

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16/03/2024

On the 1st March 2024 we officially incorporated our United States company to be able to collaborate with more people in our tribe.

This is an exciting new phase for EnsO Earth +HUB as we start to reach out for projects globally to share our knowledge of Net Positive Water systems, the Water Petal and Green Star net positive water system, as well as Water Sensitive Urban Design.

Do you have a project seeking Net Positive or Net Zero Water certification but do not know how to proceed, then reach out to us on

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08/02/2024

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28/10/2023

Derinkuyu is an ancient underground city where thousands of people lived & thrived ⛰️🏡🤯‼️

▫️Although the Derinkuyu underground complex, located in Turkish Cappadocia, gained popularity in the 1970s, when Swiss researcher and author Erich Von Däniken revealed it to the world through "The Gold of the Gods", Derinkuyu had long been raising questions. especially among archaeologists in his country.

It was discovered accidentally when a man knocked down the wall of his basement. Upon arrival the archaeologists revealed that the city was 18 stories deep and had everything necessary for underground life, including schools, chapels and even stables.

Derinkuyu, the underground city of Turkey, is almost 3,000 years old, and once housed 20,000 people.

🎯 This is actually a D&D map. But the actual place is real and I’ve posted the actual photos and map on a new post.

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27/10/2023

Even after 1000 years, the ancient Persian vertical-axis windmills are still operational today.

23/09/2023

An ancient and surprising underground city where thousands of people lived.😲🤯
Although the Derinkuyu underground complex, located in Turkish Cappadocia, gained popularity in the 1970s, when Swiss researcher and author Erich Von Däniken revealed it to the world through "The Gold of the Gods", Derinkuyu had long been raising questions. especially among archaeologists in his country.
It was discovered accidentally when a man knocked down the wall of his basement. Upon arrival the archaeologists revealed that the city was 18 stories deep and had everything necessary for underground life, including schools, chapels and even stables.
Derinkuyu, the underground city of Turkey, is almost 3,000 years old, and once housed 20,000 people.

17/09/2023