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Richard Marsh (in waiting)
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Date Posted: 17:41:45 05/17/09 Sun
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Dear friends.

I live in Republic Dominican , in the north coast , i have a house in the side of a mountain, the land is made up with a light colloured cream clay .
I have found a water vein near to my house , the nabour land is a little lower then my place , he is at a point where the water comes out of the land, so hes luckey he can tap into it, & it supplies him with all the water he needs .
Now above his land they constructed a road ,& all the time in line with his water suplie is part of the road is wet , i belive that when they scraped the area, with a bull dozer they cut the top part of the water vane, now for me to conect into this water, i have to go further up the mountain, about 80 mts the land is steep, so i recond that to be at the same hight of the road 8 to ten meters diffrence , thats if the water vain the leval or it might slope the same as the mountain , in that case the water would only be about 2 to3 mts below the surface .
My question is do i dig a well, & line it untill i get to the water , or if i use your system a drive a 2 or 3 inch pipe into the ground , if i do that what happens then i reach the water, & go further will it break the base of the water vane then nobody has water , because i see that everybody is talking about water tables but this is diffrent , Please pass some advise .

Look foreward to reciveing the info Richard Marsh/

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Re: good advise needed E Vey 19:06:46 05/17/09 Sun

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>Dear friends. > >I live in Republic Dominican , in the north coast , i >have a house in the side of a mountain, the land is >made up with a light colloured cream clay . > I have found a water vein near to my house , the >nabour land is a little lower then my place , he is at >a point where the water comes out of the land, so hes >luckey he can tap into it, & it supplies him with all >the water he needs . > Now above his land they constructed a road ,& all the >time in line with his water suplie is part of the road >is wet , i belive that when they scraped the area, >with a bull dozer they cut the top part of the water >vane, now for me to conect into this water, i have to >go further up the mountain, about 80 mts the land is >steep, so i recond that to be at the same hight of the >road 8 to ten meters diffrence , thats if the water >vain the leval or it might slope the same as the >mountain , in that case the water would only be about >2 to3 mts below the surface . > My question is do i dig a well, & line it untill i >get to the water , or if i use your system a drive a 2 >or 3 inch pipe into the ground , if i do that what >happens then i reach the water, & go further will it >break the base of the water vane then nobody has water >, because i see that everybody is talking about water >tables but this is diffrent , Please pass some advise >. > >Look foreward to reciveing the info Richard Marsh/

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