I have to wonder if they have tapped off that aquifer for some city,
like Las Vegas is trying to do in the Nye Valley and into Utah.
:::sigh::: Fortunately the ranchers in that area are wise to them and
so far won't give up their water rights... Boy could I say a great deal
about "making the deserts bloom" -- but that's off topic for here so I
won't even jump up on my soapbox...
We have all kinds of good water here, only 50 to 75 feet down. Our well
has never even offered to dry up, even in a drought year like this one.
Joyce in SE Ohio
cloud wall wrote:
> There is a well. There are two 70 gallon hot water solar powered
> storage tanks. I asked how many gallons per minute the well pumped and
> I'm still waiting for an answer from the realtor. There is supposed to
> be a good aquifer in that valley. There was a good one here, until
> this year and the drying up has wreaked havoc with the trees and woods.
> Clarissa
>
> *//*
>
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