We haven't had the well tested in about a half-dozen years so The Frau and I took some samples to drop-off at the lab in Dykesville.
The first tests were for bacteria (specifically e-coli) and nitrates. Important to test for in farming communities.
The results were negative.
Next up is lead and arsenic.
The well itself is 267 feet in depth, with a casing encased in Portland cement. It's a nice, deep water column - important when considering the fractured dolostone formation of the peninsula. Point-source pollution can travel miles through the horizontal fissures of the rock.
I prefer the water on The Platz to city water. It is clean and sweet and doesn't stink of chlorine.
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