Mr. Obivious I did mean an 8' not an 80'. It's been there for a long time and was there when my inlaws bought the farm back in the early 1950's. I know the health department won't even test water if they know it comes from 10 feet or less from the surface. Actually the well water from this well runs out of the top & side of this well and flows down the field to a creek. To top it off it's in one of her pastures. It use to be used to water the cattle and has an old 10' round concrete water trough close to it which is now almost totally submerged in the earth. You can only see the top brim of the trough. I'm not sure how deep it is. I do know there is another trough like it at an abandon neighboring farmstead and it is approximately 4' deep.
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