"hmm!" Surdak said to the old village head, "I found that many people in the village have mashed wheat stone troughs at home?"
The old village head nodded and said, "Before the harvest festival, the village organized a strong labor force to go to the quarry to find a job to dry these stone troughs. That’s when everyone came back from the quarry, but … since a windmill mill was built at the edge of the Grand Canyon in Digo Village, few people have pounded wheat at home, which makes it easier to carry the wheat back to the mill. These stone troughs are also idle."
Surdak took out a charcoal pen and found that the parchment in front of him was covered with all kinds of graphics, so he directly drew a few strokes of the big stone in front of the two of them and drew a water wheel on the surface of the reservoir sluice … Obviously, if the center of the first-level reservoir of the sluice will flow directly into the second-level reservoir, the water wheel will be placed by the method. Only by placing the sluice on both sides of the reservoir can two water wheels be placed at the edge.
This explained to the old village head, "I want to build a waterwheel beside the sluice of the reservoir, and then we will have our own mill. We can build a simple mill in advance, even if we can’t grind wheat, so it’s called coarse grinding lime powder first, and then it’s not easy to grind wheat after the reservoir is built …"
"Waterwheel Mill?" The old village chief didn’t expect that a waterwheel could be installed in the reservoir under this ladder situation. It’s not difficult to say this thing, but no one has ever thought about it this way.
Surdak continued to explain to the old village head that "there is not much difference between this thing and the windmill mill …"
Of course, it won’t be difficult. When Digo Village built the windmill mill, the designer, an old village head, once visited the major mills around Hailansa City. He was naturally more familiar with the windmill mill. Otherwise, how could the villagers in Woer Village be qualified to make the windmill mill in Digo Village …
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Surdak walked into the house on the bright moonlight, chewing grass leisurely beside the material trough of Gubolaima, whose saddle had been unloaded. When he saw Surdak walk into the door, he dumped two ponytails casually, and he didn’t know whether to welcome him or drive away mosquitoes and flies.
Mosquitoes and flies always pounce on themselves at this time of autumn.
The oil lamp was still on in the main room. When I saw old Sheila still sitting in the room, I seemed to teach Rita to sew linen cloth shoes with wooden soles. Then I went into the room and said hello to old Sheila. Rita saw Suldak coming back from the outside and looked at his big eyes full of expectation.
Surdak smiled and said, "I was in a hurry to go to Hailanza this time, and I didn’t ask you if you wanted me to bring anything by the grocery store. Don’t think this gift is too shabby!"
Then she took out a beautiful comb from her arms and handed it to Rita. Rita’s face was red with the sun, and she was particularly attractive. She took the comb with joy. When she was in a good mood, she narrowed her eyes. Rita inserted the comb into thick golden hair and said shyly to Surdak, "I don’t always buy us gifts … I just want to say that I like this gift very much!"
"You have worked hard for a few days and have a good rest!" Old Sheila said to Surdak
Surdak nodded and said, "Then I’ll go to rest."
When Surdak walked out of the main house, he saw Natasha carrying a bucket of steaming hot water into the bathroom barrel. It was hard to believe that her slender waist was as big as it could be. When a barrel saw that old Sheila and Rita didn’t come out of the main house, he quickly leaned over and hugged Natasha’s slender waist from behind.
Natasha first got a fright and looked behind her and found that it was Surdak who released the big barrel in the gripper, but then she found that the two of them clung together and immediately became blushing.
At this time, both the old Sheila and Rita didn’t sleep in the main house. Natasha naturally refused to take advantage of Gensoul Duck and didn’t dare to push hard. She tried her best to hold Suldak’s hand and looked at the main house, worried that someone would come out from there. She bit her lip and begged, "Let me go soon and be hit by Rita. I will be laughed to death by her."
Surdak hug Natasha’s soft body, of course, she doesn’t want to pursue Natasha’s soft lips. If Natasha can break away from Surdak’s arms, she will almost lose herself. When she promised Surdak to wait for everyone to sleep and then secretly come to him, this would be a safe escape.
Surdak doesn’t care who Natasha is preparing hot water to get into the barrel and take a hot bath comfortably. Sure enough, it didn’t take long for Rita to put these clothes on the wooden frame next to the barrel with a stack of cleanly washed linen underwear, complaining to Surdak that "you will be in a hurry. Natasha helped me boil water, so how could you take it …"
Surdak shrank into a big barrel and pretended to sleep, ignoring Rita.
For this kind of Lai Rita, there is no way to turn around and walk out.
After taking a shower, the fatigue was eliminated. Surdak went back to his room to lie on the wooden bed and relaxed. He fell asleep in a daze and didn’t wake up in his dream. He felt a soft body attached to his arms. Surdak opened his eyes and found that I didn’t know when Natasha slipped into the room with wet hair as if she had just taken a shower.
She saw that Surdak was asleep and wanted to slip away quietly, but she just woke up and saw an arm around her arms …
Chapter 32 Natasha
A burst of barking broke the peace of the morning in Wall Village.
Light morning fog hangs over this small ravine, and when the sun rises, these morning fog will quickly disperse.
In the courtyard, gently push the door and the hinges of the main house are probably a little short of lubricating oil. When you push the door, it will squeak and twist. It is the door that wakes up Suldak, who is sleeping. This is a legacy of the battlefield, and any trouble will alert him to his new life.
Natasha always leaves this room quietly the moment before.
She is a woman with a strong personality, shy, reserved and not good at expressing herself.
She lives in a small circle and occasionally tells Surdak about old Sheila, Rita and little Peter. She doesn’t really need someone to help her out, but hopes to have a quiet listener.
Shi Sudak is a good listener. He will not easily interrupt, express his views at an appropriate time, complain or be prejudiced. Natasha likes to pillow his arm against his ear and tell him that his long blond hair and lake blue eyes are soft, and his skin is as white as moonlight and milk, which clearly tells Sudak that this is not a dream.