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15-05-2005, 03:46 PM
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Can I take water from dykes?
Around here in the Fens there are dykes everywhere. The amount of
water going for free is incredible. (My water supply is metered.) I thought, why can't I get one of those old-fashioned stirrup pumps and pump some out into a container. But then I thought, ah, there's sure to be someone who'll say, you can't do that. What's the law? MM |
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