Not saying this is the meaning of Q's "Watch the water" post, but the post made me remember hearing about this story a while ago. Group consisted of foreigners from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore.

creepingsharia.wordpress.com/2013/05/16/saudis-pakistanis-caught-trespassing-at-reservoir-supplying-boston-drinking-water/

www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2013/05/15/trespassing-quabbin-reservoir-fbi/

>>383295

With respect, the best water in the world comes from natural springs in unpolluted areas.

www.findaspring.com is a database of natural springs in the US. Most of the places listed on the map are easily accessible by car. Snag some glass carboys and find a spring near you. Each spring location has comments from others who drink from the spring, some of whom have had the water tested, some give the historical record of people drinking from the spring.

Worth checking out as an alternative to a $2,800 machine. One time investment for the carboys and gas money to get there. Most springs are usually located in beautiful places, so you get the bonus of a sweet trip.

Sorry, not trying to distract from current tasks. Just had to chuck my 2 cents. Drinkingwaterfag here.

>>383450

There's a reason you still remember that so clearly after 45 years. :) Check out the site - might be a spring closer than you think.

>>383485

Understood. Thank you for your service, Patriot!

>>383508

Understood. There are a couple of companies that have a delivery service with actual mountain spring water (not tap water like the other "spring water") delivered in glass jars. Not cheap, but it's available FYI.

>>383536

Holy KEK on a stick! That is outstanding.

>>383558

Cheers! Drinking some water hand harvested from my local spring right now. 40 degrees F year round. Raising this glass to you, Patriot.