Actually, we do not need to pump the water many from the Bores. The water is under natural pressure. The water from the Bores is unsuitable for crops as it is saline and has many dissolved minerals. but the Cattle and the wildlife love to drink it.
I see,
Here in my country, the deeper you get, the more cleaner the water is and is more than very drinkable. The water somewhat had the essence of a rock but we can get used to the taste immediately.
The same is true here in Australia. There are a few types of water that come from underground. I was referring to the water from the Great Artesian Basin, one of the world's largest freshwater aquifers. The water is quite variable depending on what part of the basin it comes from. However, in other parts of the Country, we also have wonderful Spring water that comes from deep underground too. This water is clean, pure and fresh and is very drinkable. The water from the Bores ( Great Artesian Basin ) is drinkable for humans, but it takes some getting used to, as it is a bit saline and has a lot of dissolved minerals, so if you drink it, the first few times, your stomach might be a little upset :)
Maybe it is like a sea down the great artesian basin where one can swim if they had gotten there like going into a cave full of water.
It is good I learned it from you now.
The Basin is very deep down, i don't know about its structured down there, but the Bore water that comes from it is quite variable. Some Bores have rotten egg smell, some smell fairly fresh. Also, the water come up at high temperature, too hot to have shower under, about 60 degrees centigrade. I am happy i can help you with some knowledge :)
Actually, we do not need to pump the water many from the Bores. The water is under natural pressure. The water from the Bores is unsuitable for crops as it is saline and has many dissolved minerals. but the Cattle and the wildlife love to drink it.
I see,
Here in my country, the deeper you get, the more cleaner the water is and is more than very drinkable. The water somewhat had the essence of a rock but we can get used to the taste immediately.
The same is true here in Australia. There are a few types of water that come from underground. I was referring to the water from the Great Artesian Basin, one of the world's largest freshwater aquifers. The water is quite variable depending on what part of the basin it comes from. However, in other parts of the Country, we also have wonderful Spring water that comes from deep underground too. This water is clean, pure and fresh and is very drinkable. The water from the Bores ( Great Artesian Basin ) is drinkable for humans, but it takes some getting used to, as it is a bit saline and has a lot of dissolved minerals, so if you drink it, the first few times, your stomach might be a little upset :)
Maybe it is like a sea down the great artesian basin where one can swim if they had gotten there like going into a cave full of water.
It is good I learned it from you now.
The Basin is very deep down, i don't know about its structured down there, but the Bore water that comes from it is quite variable. Some Bores have rotten egg smell, some smell fairly fresh. Also, the water come up at high temperature, too hot to have shower under, about 60 degrees centigrade. I am happy i can help you with some knowledge :)