Water. Cool, Clear, Water.

[ShyDavid]

From the change in location announcement:

"No potable water is available. Bring all the water that you will need (1 to 1.5 gallons per person per day)."

What is Community Kitchen doing to do for water? And how will Kitchen prevent people from taking water from Kitchen, id Kitchen has water?

[netgnomemom]

The Kitchen will get it's water from a local company. The water will be for Kitchen and Medical. I would hope that the retreat attendees would understand that the water must be reserved for the Kitchen, otherwise there will be no coffee, no breakfast, no soup... How would you suggest we keep the water from being taken? Suggestions would be happily welcomed....
Christine

[sagefire]

that would be a serious breach of etiquette. Perhaps public flogging of the culprit?

Seriously, the penalty should be stiff.

[Flwyd]

[ShyDavid]

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[divekermit]

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[redhaired girl]

Ok may I suggest one brings a few 5- 7 gallon jugs and a garden hose. It can be a short hose.

In Bailey there is a water station that sells potable water. 17 gallons for a quarter. Yes, you'll need quarters. Maybe someone with a truck could make a run for a group now and then.

Location of the water station. Head back to Bailey. When you reach 285, go left towards Fairplay. Go about 7/10 of mile: Pass the Chinese Restaurant, the PO, Moore's Lumber, the Firestation. On the left/south/riverside of 285 is ElRio Mexican Restaurant, right past it (same parking lot), is 2 little buildings, a white one and a brown one. The white one is the water station. Hook up the hose, get the lids off the jugs, put in the appropriate number of quarters and you have water.

[ShyDavid]

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