Is That a Drain line? This Can't Be Good

Good to know Laure.

I agree that the plumbing needs to be better Bea.

I guess it makes sense, do they water vegetation that people consume? I have never heard of water being hauled in. I live a sheltered life Jim.  :)

Many of the local utilities in California use recycled water, not to be consumed, but not at the individual home level Rick.

I've spilled soay water onto the lawn once, all the worms came to the surface. Maybe the insects were eliminated Bob.

Sound like you had quite a showing last weekend Jon, funny story.

Can an ice rink be listed as an amenity of the home?  :)

Thanks Bill

It could be Bob, I'm not sure why. I have learned that some areas are doing it regularly.

I love my job Karen, there is so much out there to experience.  :)

I can get a bit warm sometimes Kim.

I would think the local governments would want a say in what we can pump into our ground.

Maybe we can find an endangered species too Gene.

Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for your input Wayne, I have learned some new things here.

Lots of cash for rehab... it solves a lot of things doesn't it Claude.

Thanks for stopping in today.

I had no idea that detergent helps the trees Rueben.

That's true Georgina. If this were properly plumbed it wouldn't look so "hokey".

Great to hear from you.

That appears to be a true statement Michael. I know that know permits were involved here, that much is certain.

Always!

Thanks for the comment Sylvie.