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Forum: Questions and Answers 08-12-2009, 19:14

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Not showing any near you on the maps I can find Margaret .. wonder if there are maps in the library which are targeted at mine workings ? There is a well still indicated though very near to you.....

Forum: Questions and Answers 07-12-2009, 10:52

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? The maps are easy to access GH .. is part of the LCC services, but I just type in Mario maps and go from there. You can download a full manual on how to operate .. must admit still a beginner myself....

Forum: Questions and Answers 05-12-2009, 22:00

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? That's an interesting story G.H. ... seems there is a covered reservoir at the bottom of Hopwood Street, and that is where the flow on Hopwood Street may come from. Not sure how it is fed though .....

Forum: Questions and Answers 27-11-2009, 15:37

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? The water was tested in the culvert that runs under Woodnook Mill Margaret, and was deemed to be OK there which would have run down the hill as you outlined, however, understand what you are saying...

Forum: Questions and Answers 26-11-2009, 17:18

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Seems the stream that Woodnook were thinking of using was, of course, Woodnook Waters. They did have it tested and proved of good enough quality to use for bottling .... didn't go ahead due to the...

Forum: Questions and Answers 26-11-2009, 07:28

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Actually Margaret, it was not long ago that Woodnook Mill, who had an excess of their water supply, seriously considered a side venture of bottled spring water as was considered pure enough. Will...

Forum: Questions and Answers 25-11-2009, 21:43

Replies: 60 Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? Views: 2,664 Posted By katex Re: Natural Spring (Water)- any nearby? :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Old biddies ....speak for yerself Margaret. :D I agree Esteemedjuju .. gotta find your own level.. a lot to mind over matter ..if you think is good for you, carry on...

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