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7 Mar ’13 - 9:31 am
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Neat site that lists natural springs around the world. I would be careful about using it right away though. If there is a spring near you I would check with local health dept to see if there is any issues with the water. There is a spring close to rinkus and I and I made the comment I should grab some water.

His response, I wouldn't the state has capped it a dozen times due to high e-coli numbers and the locals keep ripping it off and drinking from it, they think it cures cancer or something

http://www.findaspring.com/

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Thats one of the nice things about WV... theres a lot of springs everywhere.

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Thats one of the nice things about WV... theres a lot of springs everywhere.

Yeah I practically can't walk 300 yards on our farm without stepping in one. They're all over out here.

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DD... I have an interesting one coming out of a rock that I want hubby to catch for the house. The old one supplying our house can't keep up in the hottest months so having two would help a lot.

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has there been any issues with the springs down there with all the gas wells?

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Thats one of the nice things about WV... theres a lot of springs everywhere.

Yeah I practically can't walk 300 yards on our farm without stepping in one. They're all over out here.

Some of them dry up in the summer if we don't get enough rain, but a few of them are good all year.

The gas drilling has definitely affected the springs and the wells around here.

When I first bought our place it had a wonderful sweet water well, but after they drilled a few more gas wells, it dried up.

They aren't doing those massive fracked wells in our immediate area but share the are, the water is ruined.

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