
So, using 2" PVC (soon to be replaced by ABS) we made a simple fitting to capture the rain off the roof, and pipe it underground into a fish trough.


The poly pipe travels a few feet back to empty into the trough.

A few weeks ago we buried drip-lines to the berries and trees, and we will soon tap into the trough with some valves to feed those lines off the trough.
The goal is simple - automate the collection and distribution of rainwater as easy and sightly as possible.