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Found this site and thought it was excellent for those who'd built their own water system for home use. Site has excellent instructions on building cisterns, outhouses, septic tanks, filters, well pumps, drilling wells, designing roof catchment systems for rain water and much more. Site and instructions seemed aimed at 3rd world relief agencies, and so make use of simple hand tools and equipment that you'd easily find at a local hardware store. http://www.lifewater.org/wfw/wfwindex.htm
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Thanks...that went in my survival water folder. Each time I consider giving up computers and the net, I get good info. I suppose there's a justified use for computers on the survival scene.
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Great link...thanks.
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Thanx for the link. So much to download- so little kilobytes on my connection!
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God bless America!Comment
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Thanks for the killer link! Timely too. I'm about to buy a little ten acre place. Keep em coming, and thank god for a T1!Comment
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I think an internet connection, particularly broadband, and a CD read/write drive is indespensible to anyone who wants to amass a cheap library. The discs are pretty tough, store nicely, and all that is needed is a working computer to pull the info off of them. One thing I've noticed, as I'm sure most people here have to...if you see something you like, download it quick! Sites close and change all the time, and the info you were in the middle of reading today could be gone tomorrow, particularly if it is not PC.
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Thanks for the killer link! Timely too. I'm about to buy a little ten acre place. Keep em coming, and thank god for a T1!Comment
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Great site! We're about to buy 40 acres in Nevada, and water will definitely be an issue...
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"Fortus fortuna uvat"Comment
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Great site! Bookmarked it, thanks!Comment
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thank you..sig357Comment
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Excellant resource. Thanks!Comment
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