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Oil/Water Exploration by Harold White People have been trying to locate underground water reservoirs, ponds, lakes, and so on for thou- sands of years. The ones who have become well-known have been tested and the scientists have failed. It is probably because the scientists doing the testing do not know how to test something they know nothing about. To start, geologically there is a slim chance a reserve beyond the water moving in, saturating the ground at three to eight inches per year, even it moves - and anything moving has to have a place to go. It can only go down so far and it turns to steam, and the depth was reached millions of years ago. After an underground lake has been there for awhile, it has probably filled with mud, sand, and rocks. The thing which can happen is the water going through a lake has taken its first line of resistance and become a creek, the water which settles down to a level deep enough or hot enough to turn it into steam. Often, it then comes back with pressure enough to blow like a volcano. Did you ever wonder how springs and creeks get to the top of mountains? Maybe steam pres- sure. No matter what route water takes, it gets back to the ocean; and it has been doing this since the beginning of its time - rain coming down purifying the land as it goes down, taking salt and stuff with it to an underground creek or river, to take the floating impurities to the ocean. The purifying of the rain cycles has been washing the land for a long time. The land needs purifying, desalted. The rain has been doing this since the salt- water ocean left the land. There is still a lot of sal twater creeks going to the ocean. We used to dri l l a saltwater wel l every so often. Then I learned how to de- tect a saltwater creek, and I thought it was the end of saltwater problems. Not so. It was just the end of drilling the ones I could detect. A creek has to have so many parts per million of salt before I can detect it as a salt creek, and there are a lot of salt creeks. After millions of years, the rain cycle is still at work. The statements and comments in this article are based on information and references believed to be true and fac- tual. If you have any questions or com- ments, please forward them to me in care of WWDR . Harold Harold White may be contacted via e-mail to michele@ worldwidedrillingresource.com 71 WorldWide Drilling Resource ® SEPTEMBER 2016 November Issue Deadlines! Space Reservation: September 25 th Display & Classified Ad Copy: October 1 st