Clean water.

Clean water.

Water is an interesting thing in every way, and I'm not breaking new ground with this, but I'll try to approach this issue a little unconventionally. Typically, when talking about water, it's compared to the source of life, and here, in all respects, lol.

A drop of clean water is truly precious, because what good is it if there's plenty of water around, but you can't drink it?

Now, if you visit almost any village, you'll hear that out of a dozen wells, only the water in their sala (sala) is potable, or questionably potable.

Personally, I remember the times when people simply drank water from the well, without looking back, just as their fathers and grandfathers did. Who told you that the ecological situation in those places fifty years ago was better than it is today?

In those distant times, cement factories, asbestos sheet factories, and other hazardous industries belched forth smoke, completely lacking the catalytic converters used today to contain harmful emissions.

And do you know how many neglected cattle burial grounds were built before they began to be diligently monitored and banned in unauthorized locations?

Every day, truck drivers, if they hadn't used up their fuel, dumped it into ditches and forests so they could get their full quota of gasoline or diesel fuel the next day, not the reduced quota.

Where did all this end up? Right, into the water!

We should all congratulate ourselves on having survived to this day in such conditions.

There's a saying that you can safely drink water where a horse drinks, saying that horses don't drink dirty water, which can be harmful.

Oddly enough, horses haven't become extinct as a species; they continue to live in villages where well water was suddenly deemed undrinkable.

Perhaps this is an incentive to invest in water supply networks?

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More to come!

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Have a blessed day!

Category:	Art, Photography, digital art.
Tools:	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300
Location:	Ukraine
Author:	Author @barski. In my publications you will see only my author's works.