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Capital Gazette: Around South County: Saving the Bay one barrel at a time
Rain barrels are making a comeback.
There was a time when almost every house and outbuilding had rain barrels to gather water. As technology progressed and people got more reliable wells, extensive municipal water systems, and better farm irrigation networks, the familiar wooden rain barrels disappeared.
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