You people should learn to dig an oldfashion well and put stones inside it to prevent mud from getting into the water, then fix a pipe into it and a handpump then Build a sturdy lid around the handpump. Remember to completedly empty the well in summer and put down a ladder and tie a rope around one of you that two other can pull up in case the ladder sinks in the mud. Then take a bucket in another rope and the person in the empty well fills the bucket with mud and lets the other two on the top pour away the mud far away so it foes not run back to the well so fast. In summer one can empty the well with a waterhose fixed to the handpump. Then one can water flowers and the vegetables but one should do it when it is a dry weather. When it is needed. So it does not start to mold the growing things. When the well is cleaned away from most mud, usual here is kneehigh-thighhigh of mud per year, the person that is in the well should come up and then take the ladder away. Please wear helmets, and shoes, stones could fall from the insides when one climbs in. In the bottom there could be sharp stones too. A well gives a lot of fresh water and many times it is so clean You can drink it. You can also take it to a lab if uou wish or filter it. I have been drinking water from a well every summer for 40 summers. But one must clean the well or else the water gets bad or too muddy. It is only deep on the bottom where there is mud and the rest is clean in a well that is cleanced each year.
