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To: LTK007 who wrote (45145)	7/25/2001 12:56:49 AM
From: stormrider1	Respond to of 56535

OT-<It is so much luck in that department.I am ,on both my properties,artesian,at drill depth of less than 100 feet. But others i found were having to drill to over 500 feet to get an artesian supply.> Amazing Max, artesian wells are; I have a close friend who owns a farm not more than 15 miles from mine that has one, and can run his well non-stop for days(I could only wish). 100 ft. and you are lucky as I am 260 ft. deep and am barely holding my own. Btw my neighbor next to me is 560 ft. deep. These hills near Gettysburg are not fruitful for water, but remain in need especially now. Mike