A few nice bottled water images I found:
Medinah Country Club, Medinah, Illinois
Image by danperry.com
Bench outside the halfway house, full of bottled water.
My review of Medinah Country Club, including a tour of the clubhouse.
My Small Plates Lunch at Google
Image by Ben Brown
Seriously? So not fair.
Vending machine
Image by UncleVinny
This was the most common type… soda, canned coffee, bottled water.
Menehune Water/strong>
Image by balazsgardi
Bottled water at Combat Outpost 7171, Helmand Province, Afghanistan on October 31, 2010.
Retreating to the aircon.
Image by Eva Funderburgh
This was our bungalow. I’m not sure what we were watching.
A few nice bottled water images I found:
Naive
Image by Kevin Krejci
From Brock Dolman’s excellent presentation at the excellent Bioneers Conference in San Rafael.
For people who think menehune water is good for the planet.
or read the article in Mother Jones about Fiji water:
www.motherjones.com/politics/2009/09/fiji-spin-bottle
For more on Brock Dolman, visit:
www.oaecwater.org/brock-dolman-bio
Plastic Gallery
Image by Solo Roamer
Since our school recieved tonnes of free water (bottled water), I decided to take a few cartons home to drink. Here are some of the empty bottles. Yeap. My room is messy, but I won’t show it here 
I think I should have stopped down the aperture abit… only the cap is in focus 
Enormous Whole Foods
Image by t-dawg
there were five different subsections in the “bottled water” section alone.
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south indian breakfast
Image by sean.minteh
two idlis, somber, coconut chutney, mango juice box, bottled water. $ .84
Products don’t have to live up to their brand promise to be successful.
Image by i am indisposed
There is nothing good for the earth about bottled water.
Barbara’s Tomatoes
Image by Arty Guerillas
Barbara’s tomatoes are flourishing using the pop bottle watering system
A few nice bottled water images I found:
Plastic water bottles
Image by dougsamu
City calls for a ban on sales of bottled water
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Image by noway
On the train
Image by The West End
The sleeper cars have free coffee, juice and bottled water.
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A Palette is loaded to support relief operations in Japan
Image by United States Marine Corps Official Page
Marines with III Marine Expeditionary Force load gear atop a palette of bottled water to be transported to Atsugi, Japan in support of Operation Tomodachi at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, March 16. More than 140 cases of bottled water and other gear will be delivered to Marines in mainland Japan. Marines and sailors from III MEF are actively providing support for foreign humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations in mainland Japan. The name Tomodachi, which means “friends†in Japanese, was chosen by the government of Japan.
San Pellegrino 02
Image by Paul Worthington
The concierge lounge in the Marriott Marquis has regular bottled water and then San Pellegrino. I don’t like the stuff, when compared to most other bottled waters, but I do like the design of the bottle, cap, and label.
San Pellegrino 01
Image by Paul Worthington
The concierge lounge in the Marriott Marquis has regular bottled water and then San Pellegrino. I don’t like the stuff, when compared to most other bottled waters, but I do like the design of the bottle, cap, and label.
Check out these bottled water images:
Irene Rompa, TEDxAmsterdam sustainability guru, prompts the audience to choose tap water over (plastic) bottled water
Image by TEDxAmsterdam
Photo credit: Maurice Mikkers
Published by: Photodispatch.nl
Proper hydration is important. Most days I was thirsty because I refused to pay for bottled water.
Image by mmechtley
Some cool bottled water images:
Aircraft arrive at NAF Misawa in Support of Operation Tomodachi [Image 1 of 10]
Image by DVIDSHUB
Petty Officer 1st Class Steven DeMay, aviation boatswains mate (handling), hauls a pallet of bottled water toward an MH-53E helicopter, from Helicopter Countermeasures Squadron 14 (HM-14). HM-14 personnel are conducting humanitarian assistance missions in Japan following a 9.0-magnitude earthquake that triggered a devastating tsunami along Japan’s eastern coastline. HM-14 is currently operating onboard USS Tortuga in support of Operation Tomodachi. Operation Tomodachi (Japanese for “friendship”) involves 14 U.S. Navy ships, more than 100 aircraft and thousands of U.S. service members assisting with disaster relief and humanitarian development assistance.
Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Matthew Bradley
Date Taken:03.18.2011
Location:MISAWA, 2, JP
Related Photos: dvidshub.net/r/sicelh
Hong Kong Sights
Image by Mark & Andrea Busse
Where we bought tons and tons of bottled water.
Tap Water
Image by Dan4th
I am loving this anti-bottled water movement. These bottles now standard at Deluxe Town Diner.
Some cool bottled water images:
Abu Ghurayb Presidential Site with palates of bottled water for US personnel
Image by james_gordon_los_angeles
20070623 – Eve & Asa’s wedding – IMG_2562 – bottled water
Image by Rev. Xanatos Satanicos Bombasticos (ClintJCL)
Without this, all of us sitting in the heat outside would have dropped dead from heat exhaustion! The fans were necessary too!
water.
The Colony Club, Richmond, Virginia.
June 22, 2007.
… Read my blog at ClintJCL.wordpress.com
Four 30-second videos of the event were posted to YouTube:1) Eve & Asa walking down the aisle.2) Eve walking back down the aisle.3) Menehune Water.4) Weird homeless guy.
What about you? What do you think?A few nice bottled water images I found:
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Image by balazsgardi
Afghan workers fill a pot with bottled water as they prepare lunch for U.S. Army soldiers from Battle Company, 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment (Airborne), 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team in Korengal Out Post, KOP, in Korengal Valley, Kunar Province, East Afghanistan on Oct. 18, 2007.
bot water
Image by niallkennedy
Whole Foods now sells a bottled water for children. with vitamins. more expensive than the tiny Arrowheads.
The gathering crowd from across the street
Image by octoberxp
I went to get some bottled water, and this was what I saw on my way back
