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Originally Posted by staehpj1
Yes the water was nasty there, but...

On the TA I thought the water was the worst in Montana. That was where I couldn't stomach it at all.

If it tastes a little bad when it is cold it will be awful when it is hot, so if that first sip is iffy buy bottled water. If it tastes bad you probably won't drink enough.
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