Nothing like this. Most of it was frozen, so there weren't any natural bodies of water. It had to be melted before it could be used for drinking, bathing, cleaning...

[ Not that she had ever been exposed to any of the hardships that come with a commoner's life on Mars, or ever been personally involved in processing it for human consumption. To her, water was readily available, and yet she always dreamed of more for reasons never dictated by necessity. ]

I'm curious about the state of Mars from your world, too. [ He is perhaps the only person she has met so far who not only came from a world with people living on Mars, but a fellow Martian himself. She pulls her top over her head, baring her chest to the muted sunlight, and finding comfort in how the world around her continues its business like hers is perfectly natural. ]