Quarries fill with water primarily through groundwater infiltration and precipitation, as rainwater collects in the excavated pit. In some cases, surface runoff from surrounding areas can also contribute to water accumulation. The water remains in the quarry due to the impermeable bedrock or clay layers at the bottom, which prevent it from draining away. Additionally, if the quarry reaches the water table, it can maintain a stable water level, creating a pond or lake.
because its tanks fill up with water.
blacksmithing, farming, boat making, and requitement stations, stone quarrys, and woodcutters.
A fill in can stay very long
Please fill the ewer with water.
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When you put water in a glass you fill it up.
There really isn't anything "bad" about limestone quarries. They may be dangerous, but people with no business there shouldn't be messing about in them anyway.
It will fill a large bathtub.
You can fill them with water.
You use the water from the gaiser to fill up the bucket. :-)
The cells fill with water because of the movement of water by osmosis. (APEX)
Because people from the work could use the facilities around them for transport etc. HOPE THIS HELPS!