Twitter Tweets about Water Tanks as of October 07, 2009
mistyrayns: @libgirl my in-laws live in an area that shares a community underground well. but i'm talking about those water tanks attached to the house.
libgirl: @mistyrayns storage system. I know that they have some water tanks at the Hill which is about 1/2 hr from me. And, as I said, Papaw has
libgirl: @_Quizzical_ To clarify my TL;DR from earlier: Farmers have water tanks, but so do individual families/properties. It's more about location.
libgirl: @_Quizzical_ they're really just permanent water tanks. My grandfather has a cistern, always has. :D So, yeah, we have water tanks in the US
libgirl: @_Quizzical_ We have water tanks here too. I know they're used on farms in particular Many of them are underground and just filled by trucks
_Quizzical_: @mistyrayns right. councils have those sorts of things, but individual properties are encouraged to get their own water tanks, too.
ohsumara: @mistyrayns Ah, in some areas we do have u/ground water, we call them bores. I lived in a place with borewater as a kid. Tanks too, though.
ZejAK: The rain's arrived - excellent! but..... red water in the tanks for the next 12 months not so great., but nice to see the wet stuff.
_Quizzical_: http://twitpic.com/kkcaf - water tanks
mistyrayns: @ohsumara people who live way out in the country here (my in-laws) have community underground wells. no water tanks. what do they look like?
ohsumara: @mistyrayns We have water towers too but people who live outside built up areas have water tanks on their property. Collects rainwater.
ohsumara: @mistyrayns You don't have water tanks???? *boggles with bewilderment*
craigmaher: Total distruction is disaster zone in Samoa. Taking urgent supplies of drinking water and tanks tomorrow.
mistyrayns: @_Quizzical_ ...water tanks? is that, like... a well? there's so much about australia i don't know.