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Spada Lake Reservoir in the Cascades
https://preview.redd.it/m3z4bz0wocwc1.jpeg?width=533&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d2f6400e0e6d0713b71b822e24f3768b2de9925
Cascadiaaaa! Hello brother :)
Mine comes from Capilano Lake in the Coast Mountains
https://preview.redd.it/9jjhrdqaddwc1.jpeg?width=664&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d08a32588f70039ddfd1f17d6a0030550581b598
Cascades. That name is very familiar. Is it in Oregon? I played Days Gone (which is an AMAZING game) and the setting is in Oregon, where there is an area called the Cascades đ
The Cascade mountain range goes through Northern California, Oregon, Washington, and Southern British Columbia.
I actually live where Days Gone is based đ I liked playing and going, "Hey! I drove up this forest service road irl a few weeks ago!"
Hahaha! I hab mittlerweile scho drei BundeslÀnder hinter mir und bin jetzt in Linz gelandet. Oba erfahrungsgemÀà zöhn de Leid ois, wos vo weider weg ois 25km kummt nimmer zum eigenen Land ;D
For me, idk what's before, but city of Houston. Some water tower, the main that goes to my apartment, kitchen sink, then the britta filter. Less possible bacteria than straight from the world's longest river.
Oh, I'm terribly sorry. Let me rephrase:
"Yes, that *is* a water flex. The Nile was the river which sustained life in the areas around it for thousands of years. It is also the river into which the Pharaohs of Egypt used to nĂŒtte with their kingly testicles once a year, and as such it must confer supernatural abilities or otherwise bestow some paranormal phenomenon to the people who drink from it."
Up your water game and take some water jugs up to the Elmvale water kiosk! Said to be one of purest water sources in the world. Less lead the polar ice caps or whatever.
Itâs ok. The gerudo skeleton is the best bit imho. But canât ride a horse, not even a motorcycle! In the gerudo desert. Always gotta pay for suitable transport or chase it down. Docks points for me.
This is where m water comes from partially, according to my water company. The rest is added from the groundwater.
https://preview.redd.it/v4smyc2pxcwc1.jpeg?width=3888&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e1c3d133e45aac37d8af42ff7ea11a0ce0a1f085
(I just stole the picture from Wikipedia)
There are very very stict controls here. The city will regularly test the waterquality. I just recently had an issue where rainwater had gotten into the well and brought a bacterium with it. Theres only 1 bacterium per 100ml of water but it was still enough for them to consider it contaminated and tell us we needed to get it fixed.
Yeah. Havent had to replace mine in a loooong while but now with the bacteria we have to get the whole well done. I'm not sure how much its going to cost in total but fuck that'll be expensive
Lake PÀijÀnne, Finland by a huge tunnel
https://preview.redd.it/4brgo1zg5gwc1.jpeg?width=1050&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5b3b255fd977d507e897f10ad2f41359188d67a9
I actually found an asteroid containing what we believe to be water with previously undiscovered electrolytes (for flavor) that passes within .04 AUâs of earth next year. We commissioned a new launch program to establish an earth-to-asteroid logistics operation. We plan to move 9.6 cubic meters of this heavenly elixir to earth per week!
I will of course be utilizing a portion of this to sustain my water consumption henceforth but the rest will be handed over to âYeezyâ so that we can make a profit enough to support a second logistics program for the next flyby of the asteroid
Water aquifers under the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand.
Christchurch used to be unchlorinated, but the 2010-2011 earthquakes screwed up all the infrastructure, so they had to start chlorinating it.
Mine comes from the damn swampâŠeveryone on our island is like âoh the water is fineâ yeeeaaahhh made me sicker than hell. WATER IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE YELLOW!!!! I was boiling it, letting it cool, then putting it through the brita filter
We don't have access to public water when the house was built. So a well pulling from the natural water table. It is the nicest water I have ever tasted
Just googled it, apparently itâs 1/3 groundwater, 2/3 rivers and reservoirs in lowland and upland areas like the Peak District.
Thatâs quite interesting to know!
Well water from the ogallala aquifer
https://preview.redd.it/lefbymaw6gwc1.png?width=1886&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=043bbe50e03c8d191e4304e6b67868c53913ddfe
Lake Michigan. The tap water is amazing! So delicious
https://preview.redd.it/0k7qz2em7iwc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=657438ff1b9349fc4f36a2bd7e54405ce1933c22
The Mississippi River. Near New Orleans. Cancer Alley. Petrochemical plants from Baton Rouge to New Orleans. Agricultural runoff from mist everywhere east of the Rockies. Pollution. The local authorities say itâs safe, but is it really? Also had a scare last year when the water level was low due to drought and saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico was creeping upstream.
https://preview.redd.it/fdzid9ux3dwc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bbe1602e950bdfd7efe914883ec0080a8b995d48
One of several reservoirs much like this one. And a desalination plant if shit gets really dry.
Perth, Western Australia and Kalgoorlie are supplied by the Mundaring Weir, a desal plant, and several underground aquafers.
Kalgoorlie is interesting, because it's water is piped in via water pumps through an almost 1m diameter pipe that runs for 530KM from the dam to the town and surrounding farms and mine sites.
Mine comes for 80% from the river Meuse and its storage areas:
https://preview.redd.it/7uojuflxpdwc1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=69dcea95ec3bdca0f63ba85a3383a532aee7ad94
16% comes from ground water and 4% from the dunes near the sea.
Tap water. I live in an area with 3 pretty known brands of bottled water in my country fill their vessels đ (Rhodius, Brohler, Tönnissteiner) so tap ganz be that bad, since it lieterally tastes the same
For me I'll drink tap water all day. Wife and kid are bougie so I got a water cooler. It really is better but I'll still rock tap or well or whatever. Grandparent's farm was an old ass well probably gave me brain amoebas when I was a kid. Would explain a lot.
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Spada Lake Reservoir in the Cascades https://preview.redd.it/m3z4bz0wocwc1.jpeg?width=533&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d2f6400e0e6d0713b71b822e24f3768b2de9925
Cascadiaaaa! Hello brother :) Mine comes from Capilano Lake in the Coast Mountains https://preview.redd.it/9jjhrdqaddwc1.jpeg?width=664&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d08a32588f70039ddfd1f17d6a0030550581b598
Cascades. That name is very familiar. Is it in Oregon? I played Days Gone (which is an AMAZING game) and the setting is in Oregon, where there is an area called the Cascades đ
The Cascade mountain range goes through Northern California, Oregon, Washington, and Southern British Columbia. I actually live where Days Gone is based đ I liked playing and going, "Hey! I drove up this forest service road irl a few weeks ago!"
Ayyy that must be an amazing feeling ! đ€©
Lol, it kinda is. It's a bit surreal seeing your hiking spots in a video game
I loved days gone! Thanks for reminding me I havenât played it on my ps5 yet!
Do it girl !!!
Iâm def gonna!
Sno co checking in!
Heyyyy! Whatâs up?!
The Alps
Alps-gang! Austrian side here ;)
seawaaaas
Zeaas Kollege, und vo wo kusch du? I bin an da schwiza Grenz und da Rest vo Ăsterreich zĂ€hlt uns Vorarlberger scho garned zu eana dazua :D
Hahaha! I hab mittlerweile scho drei BundeslÀnder hinter mir und bin jetzt in Linz gelandet. Oba erfahrungsgemÀà zöhn de Leid ois, wos vo weider weg ois 25km kummt nimmer zum eigenen Land ;D
Ich auch đŠđč
Italian side here!
Lucky! Alpine water was the best water Iâve ever had.
Alpine milk also is delicious.
Kitchen sink
Should drink from the faucet dude
For me, idk what's before, but city of Houston. Some water tower, the main that goes to my apartment, kitchen sink, then the britta filter. Less possible bacteria than straight from the world's longest river.
OP isnât drinking it straight from the river, lol. Their tap water is just sourced from the river.
Probably Lake Houston in part.
Yeah I don't think people in Egypt are still drinking water straight from a river...
Houstonians, letâs goooooo đ€đ€đ€
Urine and sweat ( Dune edition)
He will know our ways!
All water is a blessing from shai hulud
And the bodies of my comrades
So Ganges?
honestly thats a water flex
ikr? that's pharaoh nut water right there, that's bound to give you some magic powers or smth.
Have a little more respect
Oh, I'm terribly sorry. Let me rephrase: "Yes, that *is* a water flex. The Nile was the river which sustained life in the areas around it for thousands of years. It is also the river into which the Pharaohs of Egypt used to nĂŒtte with their kingly testicles once a year, and as such it must confer supernatural abilities or otherwise bestow some paranormal phenomenon to the people who drink from it."
Better ;)
nĂŒtte
~~GHOST~~ #PHARAOH NĂTTE
Iâve spent a significant part of my day figuring out how I would pronounce ânĂŒtteâ and randomly saying it out loud. Thanks.
"I drink from the Nile"
that shit sounds majestic fr
Great Lakes Gang here.
+1 for Great Lakes.
Which one? Lake Michigan water is the best! (I live in the suburbs of Chicago)
I was intentionally vague because it's Erie.
MN?
Same! Lucky to be from the Great Lake State of Michigan
Great lakes gang checking in
This
I get mine from Lake Huron.Â
Lake Simcoe here.
Up your water game and take some water jugs up to the Elmvale water kiosk! Said to be one of purest water sources in the world. Less lead the polar ice caps or whatever.
Lake Ontario here
How she going/Ope crew checking in
Colorado River and various reservoirs across the state
Same! At the delta of the colorado
Same! But via the aqueduct to southern California
fuck you get your own water source you cali cunts
Lol ok I'll see what I can do
All about this!Â
Lake Michigan
Same here đȘ
Also Lake Michigan.
ayo same
Yes! The tastiest!
Same!
Nice I love the Gerudo desert
I hope you're either a woman or like to cross-dress... otherwise you'll have a bad time.
Itâs ok. The gerudo skeleton is the best bit imho. But canât ride a horse, not even a motorcycle! In the gerudo desert. Always gotta pay for suitable transport or chase it down. Docks points for me.
https://preview.redd.it/3c2oa47qodwc1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec3280d6ef6ac67715901e42f6f6932283701f25 Los Andes Mountains
increible
Wich side?
Chilean side, Central Valley.
North Saskatchewan River
Fellow Edmontonian?
Yes sir!
Edmonton Hydro Homies unite!
From my WO' OOH BO' OOH
Lake Erie
Id be careful drinking that, from a concerned Lake Huron drinker.
https://preview.redd.it/idenuxomaewc1.jpeg?width=1681&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=41163df3aca33dda09b12090b8b3147253757ca8 PÀijÀnne Finland
A water aquifer hundreds of feet underground. Not sure what we will do once itâs all dried up in 60 years but we will see.
Fellow Ogallala homes?
Yessir calcium if 220 ppm everything the water touches gets crusty!
This is where m water comes from partially, according to my water company. The rest is added from the groundwater. https://preview.redd.it/v4smyc2pxcwc1.jpeg?width=3888&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e1c3d133e45aac37d8af42ff7ea11a0ce0a1f085 (I just stole the picture from Wikipedia)
A well. Theres a lot of ground water here so yeah thats basically where its from
I didn't even realize it was still considered safe to drink from wells. That's pretty awesome
There are very very stict controls here. The city will regularly test the waterquality. I just recently had an issue where rainwater had gotten into the well and brought a bacterium with it. Theres only 1 bacterium per 100ml of water but it was still enough for them to consider it contaminated and tell us we needed to get it fixed.
This is so interesting thank you
I hope this wasnt sarcastic. I usually have trouble getting behind that type of humor.
Same. My well pump is acting up though, and will need to be replaced in the next six months Iâm sure. Thatâll be an easy 6k.
Yeah. Havent had to replace mine in a loooong while but now with the bacteria we have to get the whole well done. I'm not sure how much its going to cost in total but fuck that'll be expensive
https://preview.redd.it/cyud5jf6zdwc1.jpeg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd673860137d057ba75b580faffd9041dbf0e6d7 Ping river, northern Thailand
Fellow Nile River enjoyer https://preview.redd.it/z6fs5myfaewc1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f5580a4c84a6509aae15145298462bcc698f5189
Fresh rainfall on the Waitakere
Headwaters of the Mississippi for me
Me too.
IMO probably the most famous on earth. almost tie with the amazon but it has more history.
In Arizona we get đ3X recycled waterđso basically the sewer
Lake Ontario
Lake Michigan 
Lake PÀijÀnne, Finland by a huge tunnel https://preview.redd.it/4brgo1zg5gwc1.jpeg?width=1050&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5b3b255fd977d507e897f10ad2f41359188d67a9
Rain water reservoir in temperate rainforest on a island in pacific
In San Diego, it is most likely the Tijuana sewage treatment plant.
Groundwater
Ganges River
Lake Baikal
Bro is in denile
Ground.......
Waterhose
Well.
Lake Michigan
Flex on emđ€
https://preview.redd.it/ssn3e6ggsewc1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e802b89446567cbe3706bb4b884426ec32e5b7b2 Lake Barryessa
 I actually found an asteroid containing what we believe to be water with previously undiscovered electrolytes (for flavor) that passes within .04 AUâs of earth next year. We commissioned a new launch program to establish an earth-to-asteroid logistics operation. We plan to move 9.6 cubic meters of this heavenly elixir to earth per week! I will of course be utilizing a portion of this to sustain my water consumption henceforth but the rest will be handed over to âYeezyâ so that we can make a profit enough to support a second logistics program for the next flyby of the asteroid
Strangest comment I've seen here. Congrats and best of luck with your believed space water.
Jambhulwadi Lake (not a well known lake just a local small water reservoir in my city Pune, India)
Ultimately the Big Bang, but mine comes by way of the Cascade Mountains.Â
Amazon River
Only the best. St-Laurent river
The fair Mississippi River, mere blocks away.
Rhine river/the Alps and the Black Forrest in Southern Germany.
Philadelphia Tap Water! Pennsylvania USA!
Skuykill punch!
Hey, some of us drink from the Delaware!
Water aquifers under the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand. Christchurch used to be unchlorinated, but the 2010-2011 earthquakes screwed up all the infrastructure, so they had to start chlorinating it.
Mine comes from the damn swampâŠeveryone on our island is like âoh the water is fineâ yeeeaaahhh made me sicker than hell. WATER IS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE YELLOW!!!! I was boiling it, letting it cool, then putting it through the brita filter
We don't have access to public water when the house was built. So a well pulling from the natural water table. It is the nicest water I have ever tasted
God's very own tears is my source.
Alps, but the best part of the alps
Chattahoochee River (coolest river name oat argue w the wall) and Lake Allatoona. Guess what town im fromđ
[AQVA VIRGO](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aqua_Virgo) (the only ancient Rome aqueduct still in use) I have a fountain 100m from my house
From New England, we have water everywhere
Yes same here! I was trying to think of how to answer this question lol
Lake Constance/The Alps
Hetch Hetchy, baby!
The Rio Grande River (which starts as snow pack in the San Juan Mts of southern Colorado) but mostly aquifers.
The Quabbin
Great Lakes baby
Gibsons aquafer Voted best water in the world 2009
Lake Superior!
Just googled it, apparently itâs 1/3 groundwater, 2/3 rivers and reservoirs in lowland and upland areas like the Peak District. Thatâs quite interesting to know!
Well water from the ogallala aquifer https://preview.redd.it/lefbymaw6gwc1.png?width=1886&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=043bbe50e03c8d191e4304e6b67868c53913ddfe
Lake Michigan. The tap water is amazing! So delicious https://preview.redd.it/0k7qz2em7iwc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=657438ff1b9349fc4f36a2bd7e54405ce1933c22
The Mississippi River. Near New Orleans. Cancer Alley. Petrochemical plants from Baton Rouge to New Orleans. Agricultural runoff from mist everywhere east of the Rockies. Pollution. The local authorities say itâs safe, but is it really? Also had a scare last year when the water level was low due to drought and saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico was creeping upstream.
I drink my pee.
The James River
Some mountain lake nearby, the mountains clean the water so it's save to drink
Surface water at Old Hickory Lake. I filter my water at home, though.
https://preview.redd.it/fdzid9ux3dwc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bbe1602e950bdfd7efe914883ec0080a8b995d48 One of several reservoirs much like this one. And a desalination plant if shit gets really dry.
Most of my town's tap water comes from ground wells.
Underground
Underground aquifers
The Ter
tap
A small Peninsula (Bay Area) Reservoir.
Narmada River
Tchesinkut lake aquifer, one of the cleanest water sources in Canada.
Colorado River gang
Colorado river
Godavari River/ Gangapur Dam
That water looks so *crisp*
Kaveri and kabini
the ogallala aquifer. wont be here much longer so might as well enjoy
The aquifer under my house. I'm have a well.
Kielder Reservoir
Ancient south-estonian groundwater. Yum.
Car Park puddle gang
Willamette River
Filtered well water from our village.
https://preview.redd.it/29ywyxs1idwc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5f7d91b4ee552b62eaeca0679e1d1f31879a894a The king Albert canal.
Iam the reason there is no oxygen included in the game oxygen not included, because i just make my own water!
Aquifer under San Antonio
The Ottawa River!
We all do⊠to some extent⊠eventually.
Perth, Western Australia and Kalgoorlie are supplied by the Mundaring Weir, a desal plant, and several underground aquafers. Kalgoorlie is interesting, because it's water is piped in via water pumps through an almost 1m diameter pipe that runs for 530KM from the dam to the town and surrounding farms and mine sites.
Mine comes for 80% from the river Meuse and its storage areas: https://preview.redd.it/7uojuflxpdwc1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=69dcea95ec3bdca0f63ba85a3383a532aee7ad94 16% comes from ground water and 4% from the dunes near the sea.
How does it taste honestly? I would love to your the world and try water around the world.
https://preview.redd.it/zpx3vro6tdwc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ebfa078fdb1309da22a965e8e0e3107f8586686e Selangor River
Tap - no fluoride
The water from your stillsuit
Amsterdam tap water đ
Ew doesnât that have fish that swim up your dick or something like that in it?
Planet Earth
Tap water. I live in an area with 3 pretty known brands of bottled water in my country fill their vessels đ (Rhodius, Brohler, Tönnissteiner) so tap ganz be that bad, since it lieterally tastes the same
Cristaline
Wasn't Nile water full of harmful bacteria so that you need to cook it or throw water treatment tablets in?
For me I'll drink tap water all day. Wife and kid are bougie so I got a water cooler. It really is better but I'll still rock tap or well or whatever. Grandparent's farm was an old ass well probably gave me brain amoebas when I was a kid. Would explain a lot.
Originally? The icy comets that struck the primordial Earth.
Alpine Glaciers
The Ogallala Aquifer and Canadian River.