Re: [Paddlewise] Why Peyton's water tastes funny.

From: <gpwecho_at_juno.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1999 09:58:36 -0500
On Tue, 20 Jul 1999 16:30:26 -0700 Dave Kruger <dkruger_at_pacifier.com>
writes:
>Gratytshrk_at_aol.com wrote:
		<<snip>>
>> I had an environmental chemist tell me that the body catabolizes 
>alcohol into
		<<snip>>
>Acetic acid is food to your body.  You will get fat from overconsuming
>alcohol, dudes and dudettes!


Dave ....Robin   ...I prefer to think of this "phenomenon" as an 
"paddler's auxillary cold water-weather preparedness" issue.  Fat !
...the very idea !  ....I just keep   "more"  of my wetsuit on for longer
periods of time than some others might !  Fat ! ...the very idea !   8-) 
		<<snip>>
>If Peyton's water tastes funny because of 
		<<snip>>

Actually, the water is not bad down here.   I didn't give this thread its
name.   I am not in N.O.    I am a ways north of N'Awlins.  (  Crescent
City  water does in fact make some fine coffee and some fine gumbo; even
a good brew or two !)     I am on the Ouachita ( into Black, into Red,
into Mississippi).   Taste is not a problem with my local water.  The
problem is a continuing depletion of our Sparta aquifer which supplies
north LA and south Ark.  I probably won't be here, but that will be a
"bad" day indeed,  when the fresh-water runs out.   And it may come
sooner than we think.  I'm as optimistic as anyone and live a pretty
simple lifestyle ...primitive camp  ....enjoy the water without an
exhaust pipe  ....no trophy hunting or fishing  ...keep my VW bus alive. 
 When I can I like to visit Mammoth Spring in north Ark on Spring River. 
They say 9 million gallons an hour and mid 50's.    Looks like more than
that, and feels colder than that to me.  It's a beautiful spot and some
fine CI-II water always "on" .....so far at least !      ....adieu 
.....Peyton  (Louisiana)       

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