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17 comments:
wow. Water out there at 45 feet? I'm impressed.
Hey JW
Is that the way you look for Gold in the High Desert? Neat trip, hope the camera survived the trip?? I guess water is gold out there!
How good is the water at that depth?
How much a foot do they charge for drilling out there? I hope mine is that shallow when I get ready to drill on my place.
Brilliant. Wonder if those white things are bone pieces or pertified wood?
Wow! What a Journey!
It's crazy that so many of us find that interesting. Thanks John.
Neat idea JW. But now you have sunk to a new low!! :-)
"Wells on Wells"
Makes me think of the story of the (3 HOLES IN THE GROUND) )very short story WELL WELL WELL
Still wondering if the texture of that soil will hold water
I wonder how many years 45 feet go back in time? Cool shot and Vid!
I can't explain why, but that video creaped me out.
Colonoscopy of the Earth.
Well...that's a pretty deep subject.
btw...I think I saw gold.
Dani--I think the "white things" are small fractures filled with calcite.
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