This equipment allows us to monitor the water quality every 20 minutes 24 hours a day up to 30 days in four different cave systems.

The water quality parameters that we are monitoring right now are dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, specific conductivity, turbidity, ammonia and depth.

One of the main reasons we need to monitor the water quality in the caves is because many people of Perry County get their water directly from wells.

That means spilling water over the dams from spring until fall, 24 hours a day, as opposed to using turbines.

We run the business 24 hours a day. We're grateful for Amazon. It has provided us with a lot of opportunity and a wonderful way of life.

LWS tells us that the water quality is good, but people are still suspect. I think they may be on the right track with the wells, but anyone looking to bring industry here has to only look on the Internet to know the problems.