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this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2024
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There's natural sources everywhere, literally filtered water pouring out of rocks. So much so that the overflow from water treatment plants gets pumped to the fountains, and troughs in the countryside for walkers to use
Stuff coming directy out of the ground is probably safe. I'd still avoid streams and rivers.
Nobody mentioned rivers or streams, High-Fructose-Syrup-Boy ๐
No need for that sort of insult. We're talking about water here for fuck's sake.