Finding water in mountains

A viewer request.
How to find clean drinking water.
Go downhill until you find the place where 2 mountains meet or where the mountain becomes a flat zone.
Keep going downstream.
The stream will eventually lead to the ocean, (in most cases).
If you come to a waterfall, go the long way around to avoid falling over the edge.
If you find a dry creek bed, look for certain trees like Australian Paper bark trees or weeping willows.
In deserts, look for kurrajong trees and boabs or bottle trees, you can juice them by scraping the fibres to squeeze water out.
Make sure the water is flowing, exposed to sunlight (for U.V. Light) and if possible, that it has frog, dragon flies, lizards and fish living in it.

[@purenatural5736]

At last, a simple and really informative video without a lot of nonsense talking. Thank you.

[@Ilovethebush]

Thank you pure natural. Your comment has made my day. We seek to provide quality references and first hand experience, whilst keeping the videos as to the point as possible.

[@purenatural5736]

@@Ilovethebush Subscribed and waiting more videos from you.

[@tp1558]

thank you this is so well done

[@fatboyfeedee]

I would love to see a video of you raising the water table of a small landscape and creating a natural spring

[@Ilovethebush]

I would love to make such a video, and be put in charge of regeneration of a large 'state'-sized portion of land for the purpose of raising the water table and abundance. If you know of such a landscape that I can organise such a project on, I would be truely grateful for the opportunity

[@ryanpedersen5722]

Usually takes years to make a natural spring, lots of swale drains, then years for the landscape to become a sponge and exiting out at the lower point but be a great video done off and on over years

[@angeleocorrodead]

4:06 you have a like for that rescue. :)

[@Ilovethebush]

thanks buddy :)

[@oldmate_pj9415]

Good stuff

[@Elliot-bi2qe]

How you doin! You sounded like a new yorker

[@Ilovethebush]

I study languages and dable in voice acting.

[@Elliot-bi2qe]

@@Ilovethebush Kulh

[@shantanudivecha7905]

Beautiful Mate

[@jardineloya3800]

Great info. Loving all your vids so far, especially the bush tucker. What area of Australia are you filming in?

[@Ilovethebush]

Loving your curiosity Jardine. We film wherever we happen to be. Life is a journey and it's best to 'seize the day.'