As far as the water goes, no, there are not two different sources. The non-potable water is labeled non-potable because it is used at a dump station. They are saying they cannot vouch for the cleanliness of that hose or the spigot and therefore the water. The source of water that is further away is (presumably) safe for drinking because that connection is not used at a dump station doing dump station things to it. Thanks for the video!
@@jerrydixon Well, I would point out not only the videos I have seen, but the things I have seen personally...where people are taking that hose at the dump station and shoving it down their sewer hose to clean it, or into their sewer pipe to flush their tank(s)...it makes complete sense to advise people that the water isn't safe.
You are talking negative but we were there for the week of memorial day. The fishing pier in the lagoon in.the park. Is open everything is being repaired and yes it would not be hard to repair i was talking to a worker while we were there. And he was telling me that they are waiting for state for more money for pillings for the pier going to the gulf they were working on the bath house that wasn't open yet it will all get fixed in time we own a camp in port fouchan and had plenty of repair work. After ida go on you tube.and type in. Aftermath of hurricane ida and you can really see t they will come back better and sthe progress that has been made oand and surrounding area.
They have come a long way one of the bath houses is redone and open the washatera is open the fishing pier in the Park at the lagoon is open They are working on the other bath house also they are going to repair the long fishing pier going into the gulf also we stayed the week of memorial day it is looking really good
The park was completely destroyed during hurricane Ida repairs will take years. Instead of speaking negatively about the park look for the good This park is beat up during hurricane events😊
As far as the water goes, no, there are not two different sources. The non-potable water is labeled non-potable because it is used at a dump station. They are saying they cannot vouch for the cleanliness of that hose or the spigot and therefore the water. The source of water that is further away is (presumably) safe for drinking because that connection is not used at a dump station doing dump station things to it.
Thanks for the video!
If that's all it is then that seems more superstitious than reality
@@jerrydixon Well, I would point out not only the videos I have seen, but the things I have seen personally...where people are taking that hose at the dump station and shoving it down their sewer hose to clean it, or into their sewer pipe to flush their tank(s)...it makes complete sense to advise people that the water isn't safe.
They really need to get started on repairing that state park in grand isle Louisiana
You are talking negative but we were there for the week of memorial day. The fishing pier in the lagoon in.the park. Is open everything is being repaired and yes it would not be hard to repair i was talking to a worker while we were there. And he was telling me that they are waiting for state for more money for pillings for the pier going to the gulf they were working on the bath house that wasn't open yet it will all get fixed in time we own a camp in port fouchan and had plenty of repair work. After ida go on you tube.and type in. Aftermath of hurricane ida and you can really see t they will come back better and sthe progress that has been made oand and surrounding area.
That is a nice lookin park , to bad they are not repairing anything.
Might be tough to get contruction crews, since the entire community is being rebuilt.
They have come a long way one of the bath houses is redone and open the washatera is open the fishing pier in the Park at the lagoon is open They are working on the other bath house also they are going to repair the long fishing pier going into the gulf also we stayed the week of memorial day it is looking really good
The park was completely destroyed during hurricane Ida repairs will take years. Instead of speaking negatively about the park look for the good This park is beat up during hurricane events😊
You are quiet a bit negative, better to look for the good!